A Study of the Problems and Demands of Community Leaders- Training in the Upper Northeastern Region
This research is aimed at studying the nature of
problems and demands of the training for community leaders in the
upper northeastern region of Thailand. Population and group
samplings are based on 360 community leaders in the region who
have experienced prior training from the Udonthani Rajabhat
University. Stratified random samplings have been drawn upon 186
participants. The research tools is questionnaires. The frequency,
percentage and standard deviation are employed in data analysis. The
findings indicate that most of community leaders are males and
senior adults. The problems in training are associated with the
inconveniences of long-distance travelling to training locations,
inadequacy of learning centers and training sites and high training
costs. The demand of training is basically motivated by a desire for
self-development in modern knowledge in keeping up-to-date with
the changing world and the need for technological application and
facilitation in shortening the distance to training locations and in
limiting expensive training costs.
[1] Buckley, R. & Caple, J. (2009). The Theory and Practice of Training
(6th Ed). London. Kogan Page.
[2] Kamron Srinoy. (2006). Technology Management. Bangkok :
Chulalongkorn University Press.
[3] Korchakorn Sankachart. (1984). Non-formal Education. Chonburi :
Saksopa Publishing.
[4] Krejcie, R.V. and D.M. Morgan. (1970). Determining Sample Size for
Research Activities. Educational and Psychological Measurement 30 :
607-610.
[5] Thailand Productivity Institute. (2004). Knowledge Management in
Theory and Practice. Bangkok : Jirawat Express.
[6] Thanin Silpjaru. (2007). Research design and statistical analysis with
SPSS. Bangkok : V Inter Print.
[7] Thongchai Saingthianchai. (2001). Participation of community leaders
in the management of Salakphra wildlife sanctuary, Changwat
Kanchanaburi. Thesis. Kasetsart University.
[1] Buckley, R. & Caple, J. (2009). The Theory and Practice of Training
(6th Ed). London. Kogan Page.
[2] Kamron Srinoy. (2006). Technology Management. Bangkok :
Chulalongkorn University Press.
[3] Korchakorn Sankachart. (1984). Non-formal Education. Chonburi :
Saksopa Publishing.
[4] Krejcie, R.V. and D.M. Morgan. (1970). Determining Sample Size for
Research Activities. Educational and Psychological Measurement 30 :
607-610.
[5] Thailand Productivity Institute. (2004). Knowledge Management in
Theory and Practice. Bangkok : Jirawat Express.
[6] Thanin Silpjaru. (2007). Research design and statistical analysis with
SPSS. Bangkok : V Inter Print.
[7] Thongchai Saingthianchai. (2001). Participation of community leaders
in the management of Salakphra wildlife sanctuary, Changwat
Kanchanaburi. Thesis. Kasetsart University.
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problems and demands of the training for community leaders in the
upper northeastern region of Thailand. Population and group
samplings are based on 360 community leaders in the region who
have experienced prior training from the Udonthani Rajabhat
University. Stratified random samplings have been drawn upon 186
participants. The research tools is questionnaires. The frequency,
percentage and standard deviation are employed in data analysis. The
findings indicate that most of community leaders are males and
senior adults. The problems in training are associated with the
inconveniences of long-distance travelling to training locations,
inadequacy of learning centers and training sites and high training
costs. The demand of training is basically motivated by a desire for
self-development in modern knowledge in keeping up-to-date with
the changing world and the need for technological application and
facilitation in shortening the distance to training locations and in
limiting expensive training costs.", keywords = "Community leaders, Distance Training, Management,
Technology.", volume = "6", number = "12", pages = "3763-4", }