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A ROADMAP FOR MINERALS PROCESSING EDUCATION
All of industry runs on budgets and priorities, so major programs need
support of upper levels of management including those who manage
budgets.
There is also a tendency for cost-cuts to technical education first, while
safety and management training programs remains.
Many companies only do on the job training, which is often ad-hoc and
limiting for graduates. A structured program of graduate development
is important.
Although there are many examples of high quality, properly resourced
graduate development programs within the minerals industry, there
are many others which are ad-hoc at best and non-existent at worst,
leaving graduates on their own to sink or swim in their professional
roles.
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