This paper looks at apprenticeship learning and training from a new standpoint – the psychological contract. The notion of the psychological contract is commonly used in the human resource management field to understand the nature of employment relationships. It has not previously been applied to apprenticeships in any systematic manner. This paper reports on a research project that applied a preexisting instrument to apprentices and employers and also included qualitative case studies in nine companies.
History
Event
International Network on Innovative Apprenticeship. Conference (4th : 2011 : Beijing, China)
Pagination
141 - 144
Publisher
Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press
Location
Beijing, China
Place of publication
[China]
Start date
2011-05-26
End date
2011-05-27
Language
eng
Publication classification
E1 Full written paper - refereed; E Conference publication
Editor/Contributor(s)
Z Zhao, F Rauner, U Hauschildt
Title of proceedings
INAP 2011 : Assuring the Acquisition of Expertise : Apprenticeship in the Modern Economy