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Value conflicts implicit in the educational roles, tasks and functions of the training and development practitioner in South Africa
The presented dissertation focusses on a 'particular occupational grouping, namely the · training and development specialists employed by large organisations that exist specifically as profit-making , enterprises. It examines the functions of a corporate training department and the related roles whi...
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Department of Philosophy
2026
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