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go one-day seminars on industrial training to be run by Business and Industrial ling Ltd., a company of the IPC Business ,s division.
le first seminar—"Training as a manage it be held at The Londoner al, Welbeck Street, London, W1, on aday, April 22, and at the Grand Hotel, ichester on April 25. To be presented by John Weliens, editor of Industrial Training rnational, the seminar will cover manageit responsibility in company training, fling, formulating a training policy, trainmethods, and the role of the company ling specialist.
he second seminar—"How to plan and cost your company's training"—will also be held both in London and Manchester, at the Curzon Hotel on May 20 and at the Grand Hotel on May 29 respectively.
Delegates will be addressed by Mr. Steven Barber, training consultant and a manpower adviser to IPC; Mr. L. B. Curzon, barrister-at-law and principal of the College for the Distributive Trades; and Mr. G. C. Bailey, Director of Colliery Investment, NCB.
Registration fee for each seminar, including luncheon, coffee and tea and all documentation, is £20 per delegate; registration forms from the Conference Administrator, Business and Industrial Training Ltd., Dorset House, Stamford Street, London, SE1.