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Evaluation of the National Arts Training Contribution Program and the National Training Program in the Film and Video Sector, February 20, 2002

"The purpose of the evaluation was to assess the Programs' continued relevance, success and cost-effectiveness."
  
    
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"The following is an evaluation of two federal funding programs, the National Arts Training Contribution Program (NATCP) and the National Training Program in the Film and Video Sector (NTPFVS). The Programs support the ongoing operational activities of independent non-profit institutions that specialize in pre-professional training in the cultural sector. The NATCP, administered by the Department of Canadian Heritage, supports arts training institutions, and the NTPFVS, administered by Telefilm Canada, provides support to film and video training institutions. The purpose of the evaluation was to assess the Programs' continued relevance, success and cost-effectiveness using the following evaluation methods: key informant interviews with the Program staff from Department of Canadian Heritage and Telefilm Canada, staff of institutions, and respected experts in the arts and film/video sectors; focus groups with students and graduates from the arts and film/video funded institutions; a literature review and a program documentation review of NATCP and NTPFVS. An additional component of the evaluation was to assess and recommend what baseline data should be tracked and measured for the purpose of continued monitoring and a future evaluation of the Programs."

Creator(s) Canadian Heritage
Source Location Canada
Publisher Canadian Heritage
Date Published
2002
Language Bilingual
URL http://www.pch.gc ...
Copyright Holder Canadian Heritage


 

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