TITLE

The business development benefits of training

AUTHOR(S)

Blondell, Jackie

PUB. DATE

June 1996

SOURCE

Asian Business Review;Jun96, p68

SOURCE TYPE

Periodical

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

Stresses that if Australian companies can win energy training contracts in Asia, it will pave the way for manufacturers and contractors to win more business. Training courses provided by the Joint Coal Board; Role of Australia in the United Nations Charter for training in coal use and development; Sources of funding for most training.

ACCESSION #

9607096114

Tags: ENERGY industries

 

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