What does JTA stand for?

Group members subsequently used a DACUM (Designing a Curriculum) and job task analysis for the correctional officer classification to begin their work, which evolved into the creation of an OJT manual and coinciding process for not only coaching new correctional officers, but also preparing coaches to support the system.

Boudreau, outlined the initiatives of the Association's ServSafe Alcohol Job Task Analysis (JTA).

And, according to a food manager job task analysis, it is ideal for teaching managers what they need to know to become certified and skilled at their jobs.

Job Task Analysis In 1984, the National Institute of Corrections invited correctional trainers from around the country to its academy in Boulder, Colo.

Based on a job task analysis for food safety managers and Conference for Food Protection/ANSI recommendations, Food Safety Management Principles presents all the essential principles of microbiological and technical food safety in a way that is easy to read, understand, and retain.

iTest assessments are designed, developed, updated and validated based on a standardized "iLearn as iTest" methodology, incorporating principles of applied learning, in-depth labor market research, job task analysis, subject matter expertise and psychometric analysis.

In recognition of this shortcoming, the North American Association of Wardens and Superintendents (NAAWS), NIC, and the Correctional and Juvenile Justice Studies Department at Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) collaborated to conduct a job task analysis of wardens and superintendents (hereafter "wardens" will be used to mean wardens/superintendents) at the April 2008 NAAWS training conference.

Specific certification objectives will be developed in the coming months based on the results of a job task analysis and industry surveys.