Country
Poland
Local Project Partner
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German Project Partner
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Duration
1992 - 1995
The Polish state savings bank PKO was spun off from the National Bank in 1987 and has operated independently in organisational and legal terms ever since. At the beginning of the 1990s, PKO still employed over 30,000 staff members who had to be prepared for the new challenges on the banking market.
Deutsche Sparkassenstiftung supported both PKO's central and regional training centres in improving their training provision. In addition, the training measures were embedded in a comprehensive human resources development strategy.
As part of the project, contacts were also established between the German savings banks close to the border and PKO, which later led to the establishment of the German-Polish Cooperation Office.
Task definition
- Training needs analysis
- Development of curricula and syllabuses
- Organisational support for the PKO's central and regional training centres
- Realisation of seminars
- Organisation of workshops and internships in Germany
- Consultancy in the area of distance learning
