Needs Analysis

CURRENT EDUCATIONAL NEEDS AND PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH CURRENT METHODS OF DELIVERY

Continuing education classes for management imposed by corporate office:
Managers are flown in the corporate office in Dallas for a one to three day seminar conducted by vendors of the company i.e. CPA, Insurance Brokers, Lawyer, etc. Expensive and only open to managers.

Word processing, spreadsheet and database management classes for Word, Excel and Access:
Individuals are sent off-site for classes conducted by third party vendorsExpensive and takes personnel away from office
Internet and Intranet classes including but not limited to Lotus Notes Intranet instruction is given informally in-houseTraining is not consistent among the offices and there is no Internet training.

OSHA imposed safety training classes:
Five-minute safety training videos are mailed to each property each month. All employees are required to view this tape.Safety training tapes are expensive and company optioned for one five-minute tape once a month to meet OSHA requirements

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