Evaluation of the "Effective Training Ingredients Program" for Researchers in Some Egyptian Agricultural Research Stations
Abstract: The main objectives of this research were to : determine the participant's perception score to the "Effective Training Ingredients Program" design quality for agricultural researchers in some Egyptian research stations; determine the participants' utility score for training and their suggestions for promoting that training program in the future. The research was conducted by using a total population (74) of researchers who attended the pervious training program in four Egyptian research stations which were Taj El-Ezz (Dukahlia Governorate); Ismailia (Ismailia Governorate); Sids (Ben-Suef Governorate) and Nubaria (Nubaria zone), during the time period from 19/11/2005 to 5/2/2006 The research data were collected during the same perviously mentioned period. Two written questionnaires with personal interviews and discussion group were used to collecting the research data. Pretest-posttest approach was used for determining the respondents' knowledge. Frequency, percentage and means were used to analyze the obtained research data. The research findings indicated the following : (1)
the researchers' perception was (88%) that had high total percentage for training design quality in all chosen Agricultural research stations. This indicated that the program was appropriate for their job requirements; (2) the total percentage was (20%) had low trainees' utility level. This indicated that there's still researchers' knowledge gab in relation to forms future training need in some program topics (Scientific content); and (3) the research revealed twenty three suggestions to promote that training program in the future from researchers point of view.
Publication year 2006
Pages 248-279
Availability location Agricultural Extension and Rural Development Research Institutes library
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City Giza
serial title Journal of Scientific Society of Agricultural Extension
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Author(s) from ARC
Agris Categories Extension
AGROVOC
TERMS		 Training.
Publication Type Journal
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