In May a new fast-track training programme, Frontline, was launched in the hope of improving things.
One only has to look at the government's support for fast-track training programmes, such as Frontline, and their generally disempowering attitudes towards social work education.
He announced a doubling of Iraq's security forces to 60,000 with a fast-track training programme graduating policemen in two months, not the international standard of three.
The Heart Rhythm Society has stated that classroom courses used for fast-track training "cannot be provided directly" by the industry because of the potential for conflicts of interest.
In 2004, it issued fast-track training recommendations, citing growing patient demand, a lack of specialists in rural areas and reports that device companies were running their own programs.
To meet patient demand, the Heart Rhythm Society, a professional group that represents experts like Dr. Swerdlow, adopted so-called fast-track training guidelines two years ago for doctors who had not implanted defibrillators before.
4. Introduce fast-track training for a small number of bright graduates They will form the future cadre of leaders, with no strong roots in social work, but who will be the ambitious future managers in privatised child protection.
Tim, who gained a place on a fast-track training scheme at a national magazine after graduating last summer, believes the bullying that he endures is triggered by a vicious circle within the managerial hierarchy.
In his first 100 days, he announced a new evaluation process for superintendents, planned the city's largest-ever summer school program, picked fights with wayward community school boards and created a fast-track training program for teachers.
