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Training & Development
Building Capabilities
Developing and nurturing employee talent is important for our long-term success. ChevronTexaco seeks to take an integrated and disciplined approach to providing employees with training and other opportunities to help them develop the skills, knowledge and experience necessary to continue to expand their capabilities and contribute to the success of the company.

Technical Training Session
In Lafayette, Louisiana, ChevronTexaco employees attend a technical training course.

Managers identify the skills required to achieve company goals, assess employee talent, identify skill gaps and create development plans for talented individuals. At company sites around the world and online, we offer training courses ranging from compliance and technical training to cross-cultural and career-planning courses. Individual operating companies sponsor additional training, often in partnership with schools and other institutions.

Developing Leaders
Recognizing the importance of effective leaders, ChevronTexaco also has designed programs specifically aimed at developing managers. For example:
  • The ChevronTexaco Leadership Forum (CTLF), one of our most successful leadership development programs, is aimed at high-potential managers. CTLF seeks to increase participants' knowledge of ChevronTexaco's overall strategies and objectives and provide a forum for information sharing and networking.

  • The ChevronTexaco Advanced Management Program is a three-week course that includes an on-site development assignment within ChevronTexaco's operations. In 2002, some 48 managers completed the program.

  • A new supervisor program is provided for first-time managers, and 669 employees completed the course in 2002.

Our Horizons training program targets employees early in their careers. Read full case study.
In Brazil, the Internet provides employees access to internationally respected training materials. Read full case study.