ASLIB: The Association for Information Management
ASLIB On-site Training
Our on-site training services are delivered on your premises to meet your needs.
If you are training staff in any aspect of information and knowledge management, these are the unique advantages ASLIB on-site training can provide:
- Training tailor-made for your requirements.
- Taught within the culture of your organization.
- The value of team sharing.
- In-house confidentiality.
- Key personnel remain on site.
- No travel or accommodation costs for delegates.
- Save money on public course fees.
We have had excellent feedback on our on-site training courses and we have seen a trend where companies are choosing this route for training. On-site training offers flexibility, cost-savings and an opportunity for team building within an organization.
ASLIB is pleased to offer the following on-site training courses in 2010:
Business & Official Information Sources
General Management & Communication Skills
- Business Plans: how to produce a workable and convincing business plan
- Developing Your Management and Leadership Skills
- Effective Team Building Skills
- How to Design Training Sessions
- How to Motivate Your People Through Effective Staff Reviews
- Negotiating Online Subscriptions
- Presentation Skills
- Project Management
- Using Excel Spreadsheets to Manage a Library Budget
Knowledge Management
Library & Information Management Skills
- Abstracting and Summarizing
- Assessing Our Worth: Value and Impact
- Basic Cataloguing & Indexing
- Building and Deploying a Corporate Taxonomy
- Cataloguing Practice
- Classification Practice
- Constructing a Thesaurus
- Copyright for Information Providers: An Introduction
- Copyright for Information Providers: Advanced
- Copyright Policies, Dealing with Infringements and Risk Management
- Electronic Serials Management
- Enquiry Handling
- How to choose, build, and update taxonomies and thesauri
- How to evaluate your services
- How to index, tag, classify and summarize
- How to understand your users
- Indexing: Principles and Practice
- Introduction to Records Management
- Metadata: Principles and Practice
- New Information Landscapes
- Organizing Digital Information and knowledge
- Overcoming the "Dark Side" of Information
- Running an Effective Information Service - everything you need to know
- Understanding and assessing information needs
Managing Internet Sites
Research Skills
To discuss your training requirements, or to ask for a no-obligation proposal, please contact training@aslib.com
ASLIB On-site Training clients include:
- Adult Learning Inspectorate, UK
- BBC, UK
- Blackwell Science, UK
- British American Tobacco, UK
- British Council, UK
- Business Link Cumbria, UK
- Business Link Hertfordshire, UK
- Business Link South Yorkshire, UK
- Cable & Wireless, UK
- Cardiff University, Wales
- City Literary Institute, UK
- Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions, UK
- DEFRA, UK
- Deloitte & Touche, UK
- DLA, UK
- Department for Trade and Industry, UK
- Director of Public Prosecutions, Ireland
- East Sussex County Council, UK
- Eastern Health Services, Ireland
- Essex County Council, UK
- European Commission, Belgium
- European Parliament, Belgium
- Eversheds, UK
- Foreign & Commonwealth Office, UK
- Graduate Prospects, UK
- Group 4-Securitas, UK
- Health Development Agency, UK
- Health Services Libraries, Ireland
- Higher Education Funding Council for England, UK
- Home Office, UK
- HM Customs & Excise, UK
- HM Treasury, UK
- Information Commissioner, UK
- International Bibliography of the Social Sciences, UK
- Icelandic Health & Medical Libraries Group, Iceland
- International Fund for Agriculture, Italy
- International Labour Organization, Switzerland
- IMS Health, UK
- John Innes Centre, UK
- Joint Information Systems Committee, UK
- Learning and Skills Council for Kent & Medway, UK
- London College of Fashion, UK
- Manchester Community Information Network, UK
- Middlesex University, UK
- Ministry of Defence, UK
- Moore & Blatch, UK
- National Foundation for Educational Research, UK
- National Library Board Institute, Singapore
- Natural History Museum, UK
- News International, UK
- Nokia Networks, UK
- Nortel Networks, UK
- Northern Ireland Executive, UK
- NSPCC, UK
- OPEC, Austria
- Roche Products, UK
- Royal Bank of Scotland, UK
- Royal College of Physicians, UK
- Royal Society of Chemistry, UK
- Schering Healthcare, UK
- Scottish Enterprise, UK
- Scottish Office, UK
- Scottish Parliament, UK
- Shelter, UK
- Surrey Libraries, UK
- Sweet & Maxwell, UK
- Syngenta, Switzerland
- TAS, UK
- The Drapers Company, UK
- The Tate, UK
- Trade Partners UK
- UK Trade & Investment
- Unilever, UK
- University of Iceland
- University of Kent at Canterbury, UK
- University of Plymouth
- University of Ulster