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Results of the Offender Workforce Development Specialist Post-Training Survey

Results of the Offender Workforce Development Specialist Post-Training Survey

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National Institute of Corrections. Offender Workforce Development Division (Washington, DC)

Published 2005. 10 pages.

Results from a "post-training survey to assess the usability of the knowledge, skills, and abilities of the course [Offender Workforce Development Specialist (OWDS)] content by the participant once they return to the job" are presented (p. 1). An executive summary is divided into four parts -- background, methods, summary of results, and next steps. Twenty-six survey questions and results are organized by the following sections: team collaboration and internal effects; building external support and relationships; and additional information. Participants "make significant changes in their organization and themselves . . . [while] OWDS training is assisting in professionalizing the field of offender workforce development" (p. 2). Accession Number: 020910

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