PTEG Survey 2012
April 2, 2012 Leave a comment
Overview of Survey: The survey ran from 30 November 2011 to 13 January 2012. 62 PTEG members completed the survey.
Sector: The majority of members work in either the academic (43.5%) or the public library sector (22.65%).
Role: Most PTEG members currently hold a management role (85.5%)
Cilip Membership: PTEG members are long term members of Cilip. 88.7% of respondents have been Cilip members for 10 or more years.
PTEG Membership: 43.5% of our members have been in PTEG for 10 years or more.
Reasons for joining PTEG: Most common reasons for joining were around becoming a mentor and interest or responsibility for the training and development of themselves or their staff.
PTEG Offer: PTEG members would find regular e-mail updates from PTEG focusing on activities and management issues/skills for LIS (79%) the most useful as part of the offer of the group. This was closely followed by support for mentors in the form of training and information on the website (64.5%), training events, held across the country, focusing on management issues/skills for LIS (54.8%) and a regular conference focusing on management issues/skills for LIS (48.4%).
PTEG Blog: Only a small number of respondents have looked at the blog (25.8%). Of those that had looked at it most responses were positive.
Other Cilip Groups: Based upon this survey PTEG members are most likely to also be members of UCR (35.5%), CDG (22.6%) or the Public Libraries Group (21%).
