Study and Present a Proper Framework for Standardizing Human Resource Development in Education Systems

The purpose of the current study is to provide a framework for standardizing human resource development in educational systems. The descriptive survey method was conducted. The population consists of all professors and teachers in the field of educational sciences in Islamic Azad University in region 12 of Iran who were 255 persons. The sample is also equal to population that were selected using census sampling and also the census methods used. Data was collected via a researcher made questionnaire. The results show that, the framework for standardizing human resource development have four dimensions and twentythree components, which are as follows: component of commitment including explicit commitment to the development of people in all levels, all staff awareness of the vision and main objectives, comprehensive business plan, designing the training and development needs of staff, all staff awareness of their role in the organizational success, relationship within managers and employee representatives. Dimensions of planning includes as follows: developing the necessary resources for training and development, assessing the training needs and development according to the goals, designing the process of development and training need analysis, determining the responsibilities of individuals throughout the organization, competency of managers for staff development, appropriateness of goals and development standards and also joining learning goals with international standards. Dimensions of action Includes as follows: introducing new staff and identifying their training and development needs, developing of employee skills according to the goals, informing staff from development opportunities, encouraging staff to determine the training needs and the way of providing them, effective proceeding for goal achievement of education, and the development and effective proceeding for achieving training and development goals. Dimensions of evaluation includes: evaluating the role of staff development for achieving goals, evaluating the results of training and development for the individual, group, organizational levels and senior management knowledge from the costs and benefits of individuals development.