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inservice education

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inservice education
Etymology: L, in, within, servus, a slave, educare, to rear
a program of instruction or training provided by an agency or institution for its employees. The program is held in the institution or agency and is intended to increase the skills and competence of the employees in a specific area. Inservice education may be a part of any program of staff development. See also staff development.


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Founded in 1945, the California Council on the Education of Teachers (now the California Council on Teacher Education as of July 2001) is a non-profit organization devoted to stimulating the improvement of the preservice and inservice education of teachers and administrators.
3 Preservice and inservice education equips faculty, administrators and staff with the skills needed to teach and work with diverse student populations and communities.
I work in an internationally accredited hospital that provides high quality care, inservice education and modern technology.
 
 
 
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