Forest Technology: Selected Two-Year Programs and Their Graduates

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John F. Backels

doi:10.1093/jof/67.11.800

November 1, 1969Journal of Forestry

Forest Technology: Selected Two-Year Programs and Their Graduates

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The study shows that training programs for forest technicians can enhance employment opportunities in the field.
Employment and training data were collected during the winter of 1967-68 from graduates of Lassen College and Paul Smith's College.
The analysis involved examining program outcomes and suggesting practical guidelines for future forest technician training.
The implications point to the need for structured training programs to better prepare graduates for employment challenges.

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Study analyzes employment outcomes for forest technicians from Lassen College and Paul Smith's College, suggesting guidelines for program establishment.

Abstract

A study of the employment and training of formally educated forest technicians was undertaken in the winter of 1967-68 for Lassen College, Susanville, Calif., and Paul Smith's College, Paul Smiths, N.Y. The results of this investigation, along with proposed guidelines for the establishment of such programs are given.

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