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Expansion of training
Page 24 from 1st April 1966ALTHOUGH the Industrial Training Act has been law for only two years, 13 Industrial Training Boards have already been set up. Because of their......
Five committees set up by training board
Page 55 from 4th November 1966A T its second meeting, on Monday of this week, the Road Transport Industry Training Board decided to set up five committees. A training policy......
What is BACIE?
Page 67 from 16th December 1966A The initials BACIE stand for British Association for Commercial and Industrial Education. It claims to be the only voluntary organization......
New I oT appointment
Page 37 from 12th July 1968J. E. G.' Smith, 37, has been appointed by the Institute of Transport to its newly-created post of director of education and training. The post has......
Ulster's new WA Turbo Daily bus
Page 28 from 17th September 1987• Walter Alexander (Coachbuilders) has developed a midibus body range for the Iveco Ford Turbo Daily range. The bodies are suitable for PSV and......
Premium training grants scheme
Page 7 from 19th December 1975A SPECIAL scheme of premium grants to selected firms was announced this week by the Road Transport Industry Training Board. The scheme will give......
Training board boosts revenue
Page 10 from 4th August 1988• The Road Transport Indus try Training Board, for the fin time, has offset more than bat its annual running costs from its sales of training......
Hauliers get into gear on training
Page 28 from 24th November 1967ARRANGEMENTS have now been made for regular meetings between top officials of the Road Transport Industry Training Board and members of the RHA's......
Setting Up a Training Board
Page 63 from 27th August 1965HOW AN EXISTING TRAINING BOARD GOT OFF THE GROUND N anticipation of the early announcement of an industrial training board for road transport a......
Minister looks for lower training levies
Page 28 from 5th March 1971• A "significantly greater" exemption of small firms from levy schemes under the Industrial Training Boards has been forecast by Mr Robert Carr,......