Theses (MPA)--University of Stellenbosch, 2004. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: This study sets out to identify the training and development needs of the black middle
managers in the Income and Cash Directorate of the City of Cape Town using Hague's
Model of Training Needs Analysis (Hague, 1973). This model is predicated on the
creation of a collaborative relationship between the line manager, the employee and the
training consultant. Their primary task is to examine issues of job descriptions, key.
performance areas based on the job descriptions, workplace performance standards,
sources of skills, performance gaps and their causes, as well as training solutions and
non-training solutions.
The study argues that there is a need to adopt a planned and systematic approach (i.e.
Hague's Model) to the identification of the training and development needs of the black
middle managers in the Income and Cash Directorate of the City of Cape Town. The
study has four objectives: the first is to present a conceptual framework of the study by
examining the existing literature on the analysis of training needs for managers in
organisations; the second is to provide some background to the Income and Cash
Directorate; the third objective is to adopt and apply Hague's Model of Training Needs
Analysis (Hague, 1973) in the Income and Cash Directorate; and the fourth objective is to
formulate a training and development strategy to be designed and implemented in order
to address the training and development needs of the black middle managers in the
Income and Cash Directorate. The study concludes, inter alia, that the lack of a systematic and planned approach to the
identification of the training and development needs of black middle managers in the
Income and Cash Directorate should be addressed by the adoption and application of
Hague's Model of Training Needs Analysis (Hague, 1973), considering the fact that it
makes provision for the collective determination of the training and development needs
of black middle managers.
The study then recommends the adoption Hague's Model of Training Needs Analysis
(Hague, 1973) in the Income and Cash Directorate of the City of Cape Town.
However, the following factors and issues should be taken into account in order to ensure
the effective implementation of Hague's Model of Training Needs Analysis (Hague,
1973) in the organisation: finalising the job descriptions; developing specific and
measurable performance standards; managing the performance of the managers;
reviewing the training and development plan on a periodic basis; implementing the
induction and mentorship systems; and implementing a management development
programme. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Hierdie studie IS gemoeid met die identifisering van die opleidings- en
ontwikkelingsbehoeftes van die swart middelbestuurders in die Inkomste- en
Kontantdirektoraat van die Stad Kaapstad en is gebaseer op gebruikmaking van Hague se
model (Hague, 1973) vir die analisering van opleidingsbehoeftes. Hierdie model bevestig
die skepping van 'n verhouding van samewerking tussen die lynbestuurder, die
werkgewer en die opleidingskonsultant. Hulle primêre taak is om die kwessies rakende
posbeskrywing, sleutelwerksgebiede gebaseer op posbeskrywings,
werkverrigtingstandaarde, bronne vir vaardigheidsopleiding, werkverrigtingsgapings en
hulle oorsake, asook opleidingsoplossings en nie-opleidingsoplossings te ondersoek.
Die studie argumenteer dat daar 'n behoefte bestaan vir die aanvaarding en toepassing
van 'n sistematies- beplande benadering ( te wete die Hague-model) tot identifisering van
die opleidings- en ontwikkelingsbehoeftes van die swart middelbestuurders in die
Inkomste- en Kontant-direktoraat van die Stad Kaapstad. Die studiedoelwitte is
viervoudig: die eerste is daarstelling van 'n konseptuele raamwerk aan die hand van die
bestudering van bestaande literatuur oor die analise van opleidingsbehoeftes vir
bestuurders in organisasies; die tweede is die verskaffing van agtergrondsinligting oor die
Inkomste- en Kontantdirektoraat; die derde is die aanvaarding en toepassing van die
Hague-model vir die analisering van opleidingsbehoeftes in die Inkomste- en
Kontantdirektoraat; en die vierde is die aanbeveling dat 'n opleidings- en ontwikkelingstrategie vir aanspreking van die opleidings- en ontwikkelingsbehoeftes van
swart middelbestuurders in die Inkomste- en Kontantdirektoraat ontwikkel en
geïmplementeer word.
Die studie kom tot die slotsom dat die gebrek aan 'n sistematies-beplande benadering tot
die identifisering van opleidings- en ontwikkelingsbehoeftes van die swart
middelbestuurders in die Inkomste- en Kontantdirektoraat aangespreek behoort te word
deur die aanname en toepassing van die Hague-model (Hague, 1973) vir
opleidingsbehoefte-analise aangesien dit voorsiening maak vir kollektiewe vasstelling
van die swart middelbestuurders se opleidings- en ontwikkelingsbeshoeftes.
Die aanvaarding van die Hague-model vir die analisering van opleidingsbehoeftes in die
Inkomste- en Kontantdirektoraat van die Stad Kaapstad word dan ook aanbeveel.
Daar word egter 'n aantal faktore en kwessies wat in aanmerking geneem moet word om
effektiewe implementering van die Hague-model vir opleidingsanalise in die organisasie
te verseker, uitgewys, te wete, finalisering van die posbeskrywings; die ontwikkeling van
spesifieke en meetbare werkverrigtingstandaarde; besturing van die bestuurders se
werkverrigting; periodieke hersiening van die opleidings- en ontwikkelingsplan;
implementering van die inlywings- en mentorskapsisteem; en die implementering van 'n
bestuursontwikkelingsprogram.
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:netd.ac.za/oai:union.ndltd.org:sun/oai:scholar.sun.ac.za:10019.1/50204 |
| Date | 04 1900 |
| Creators | Williams, Beresford Duncan |
| Contributors | Uys, Frederik, Stellenbosch University. Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences. Dept. of School of Public Leadership |
| Publisher | Stellenbosch : Stellenbosch University |
| Source Sets | South African National ETD Portal |
| Language | en_ZA |
| Detected Language | Unknown |
| Type | Thesis |
| Format | 61 p. |
| Rights | Stellenbosch University |
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