The Nuts and Bolts of Designing and Implementing Training Programs in Developing Countries

Training programs mainly address market failures related to lack of skills (technical, cognitive, non-cognitive). This paper conducts a comprehensive review of training programs effectiveness in developing countries. Based on relevant international experiences, the paper highlights key design featur...

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Main Authors: Honorati, Maddalena, McArdle, Thomas P.
Language:en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2013
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spelling okr-10986-161012021-04-23T14:03:27Z The Nuts and Bolts of Designing and Implementing Training Programs in Developing Countries Honorati, Maddalena McArdle, Thomas P. accreditation achievement achievement level Adolescent Girls adult learners adult learning adults advanced training advertisements apprenticeship training aptitudes basic education Basic skills binding birth certificate business associations Business development business performance business plans business services career opportunities child care Class size class sizes classroom classroom instruction classroom teaching classroom time classrooms cognitive skills collaboration communication skills communication technology community development competitive bidding computer facilities computing skills continuing education counseling counselors curricula curriculum data entry decision-making diagnostic instrument diagnostic testing diplomas disadvantaged groups drug use educated workers education components education programs educational assistance educational levels educational requirements entrepreneurial skills exercise books formal education formal education system formal schooling formal schooling system formative assessment Girls high school higher education instruction Instructional delivery Instructors internships interventions job training leadership learners Learning learning materials learning outcomes learning process learning styles lesson plans level of skill libraries Life Skills life-skills lifelong learning literacy literacy training living conditions manuals media Migrant Workers mobility modular training new entrants numeracy occupational training occupations orphans pamphlets papers Partner organizations partnership agreements People with disabilities personality public institutions Quality Assurance radio reading remedial education retraining rural areas rural women school dropouts school graduates School Leavers school records schooling schools secondary education skill development skill training skilled workers skills development Skills Training social groups social work stipends street children Target Populations teachers teaching technical training technicians television tertiary education textbooks trainees training centers training institutes training interventions Training materials training modules Training Programs training providers training schools training services tutoring unemployed youth university students vocational education vocational skills vocational training vouchers Vulnerable groups word processing work experience working children young people youth youth populations labor market policy program evaluation Training programs mainly address market failures related to lack of skills (technical, cognitive, non-cognitive). This paper conducts a comprehensive review of training programs effectiveness in developing countries. Based on relevant international experiences, the paper highlights key design features associated with program success as well as implementation challenges and discusses their policy implication. Success of training programs is deeply related with the content of the skills provided and how well they serve the local labor demand (demand-driven design) and with the presence of a sound governance structure for training providers and beneficiaries. In particular, the effectiveness of training programs for youth tends to be higher when a 'comprehensive' approach is taken by combining different types of training with complementary support services. The ultimate goal is to inform new program design and improve the performance of current training programs. 2013-10-08T17:17:41Z 2013-10-08T17:17:41Z 2013-06 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16101 en_US Social Protection & Labor Discussion Paper;No. 1304 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC
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adults
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apprenticeship training
aptitudes
basic education
Basic skills
binding
birth certificate
business associations
Business development
business performance
business plans
business services
career opportunities
child care
Class size
class sizes
classroom
classroom instruction
classroom teaching
classroom time
classrooms
cognitive skills
collaboration
communication skills
communication technology
community development
competitive bidding
computer facilities
computing skills
continuing education
counseling
counselors
curricula
curriculum
data entry
decision-making
diagnostic instrument
diagnostic testing
diplomas
disadvantaged groups
drug use
educated workers
education components
education programs
educational assistance
educational levels
educational requirements
entrepreneurial skills
exercise books
formal education
formal education system
formal schooling
formal schooling system
formative assessment
Girls
high school
higher education
instruction
Instructional delivery
Instructors
internships
interventions
job training
leadership
learners
Learning
learning materials
learning outcomes
learning process
learning styles
lesson plans
level of skill
libraries
Life Skills
life-skills
lifelong learning
literacy
literacy training
living conditions
manuals
media
Migrant Workers
mobility
modular training
new entrants
numeracy
occupational training
occupations
orphans
pamphlets
papers
Partner organizations
partnership agreements
People with disabilities
personality
public institutions
Quality Assurance
radio
reading
remedial education
retraining
rural areas
rural women
school dropouts
school graduates
School Leavers
school records
schooling
schools
secondary education
skill development
skill training
skilled workers
skills development
Skills Training
social groups
social work
stipends
street children
Target Populations
teachers
teaching
technical training
technicians
television
tertiary education
textbooks
trainees
training centers
training institutes
training interventions
Training materials
training modules
Training Programs
training providers
training schools
training services
tutoring
unemployed youth
university students
vocational education
vocational skills
vocational training
vouchers
Vulnerable groups
word processing
work experience
working children
young people
youth
youth populations
labor market policy
program evaluation
spellingShingle accreditation
achievement
achievement level
Adolescent Girls
adult learners
adult learning
adults
advanced training
advertisements
apprenticeship training
aptitudes
basic education
Basic skills
binding
birth certificate
business associations
Business development
business performance
business plans
business services
career opportunities
child care
Class size
class sizes
classroom
classroom instruction
classroom teaching
classroom time
classrooms
cognitive skills
collaboration
communication skills
communication technology
community development
competitive bidding
computer facilities
computing skills
continuing education
counseling
counselors
curricula
curriculum
data entry
decision-making
diagnostic instrument
diagnostic testing
diplomas
disadvantaged groups
drug use
educated workers
education components
education programs
educational assistance
educational levels
educational requirements
entrepreneurial skills
exercise books
formal education
formal education system
formal schooling
formal schooling system
formative assessment
Girls
high school
higher education
instruction
Instructional delivery
Instructors
internships
interventions
job training
leadership
learners
Learning
learning materials
learning outcomes
learning process
learning styles
lesson plans
level of skill
libraries
Life Skills
life-skills
lifelong learning
literacy
literacy training
living conditions
manuals
media
Migrant Workers
mobility
modular training
new entrants
numeracy
occupational training
occupations
orphans
pamphlets
papers
Partner organizations
partnership agreements
People with disabilities
personality
public institutions
Quality Assurance
radio
reading
remedial education
retraining
rural areas
rural women
school dropouts
school graduates
School Leavers
school records
schooling
schools
secondary education
skill development
skill training
skilled workers
skills development
Skills Training
social groups
social work
stipends
street children
Target Populations
teachers
teaching
technical training
technicians
television
tertiary education
textbooks
trainees
training centers
training institutes
training interventions
Training materials
training modules
Training Programs
training providers
training schools
training services
tutoring
unemployed youth
university students
vocational education
vocational skills
vocational training
vouchers
Vulnerable groups
word processing
work experience
working children
young people
youth
youth populations
labor market policy
program evaluation
Honorati, Maddalena
McArdle, Thomas P.
The Nuts and Bolts of Designing and Implementing Training Programs in Developing Countries
relation Social Protection & Labor Discussion Paper;No. 1304
description Training programs mainly address market failures related to lack of skills (technical, cognitive, non-cognitive). This paper conducts a comprehensive review of training programs effectiveness in developing countries. Based on relevant international experiences, the paper highlights key design features associated with program success as well as implementation challenges and discusses their policy implication. Success of training programs is deeply related with the content of the skills provided and how well they serve the local labor demand (demand-driven design) and with the presence of a sound governance structure for training providers and beneficiaries. In particular, the effectiveness of training programs for youth tends to be higher when a 'comprehensive' approach is taken by combining different types of training with complementary support services. The ultimate goal is to inform new program design and improve the performance of current training programs.
author Honorati, Maddalena
McArdle, Thomas P.
author_facet Honorati, Maddalena
McArdle, Thomas P.
author_sort Honorati, Maddalena
title The Nuts and Bolts of Designing and Implementing Training Programs in Developing Countries
title_short The Nuts and Bolts of Designing and Implementing Training Programs in Developing Countries
title_full The Nuts and Bolts of Designing and Implementing Training Programs in Developing Countries
title_fullStr The Nuts and Bolts of Designing and Implementing Training Programs in Developing Countries
title_full_unstemmed The Nuts and Bolts of Designing and Implementing Training Programs in Developing Countries
title_sort nuts and bolts of designing and implementing training programs in developing countries
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2013
url http://hdl.handle.net/10986/16101
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