Robert E AdamsBorn in Swan Lake, Manitoba, in Canada, Robert Edwin Adams is the originator of DACUM. He spent a lifetime working in the field of occupational training, most recognizably as an Occupational Training Consultant for Nova Scotia NewStart Incorporated, reparing individuals for work in low employment areas of Canada. Adams also worked with Holland College during its inception to train faculty on the DACUM System in order to properly prepare Islanders for employment opportunities. Today, Holland College is recognized as one of the most successful community colleges in Canada and has roots tied directly to the DACUM System created by Adams. Adams graduated from high school at United College Collegiate in Winnipeg, Canada. He earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Vocational Education from Bradley University, a program pioneered by the legendary vocational educator C.A. Bennett. He also taught at Red River College. Adams spent over 30 years working with for-profit and not-for-profit organizations throughout North America educating and implementing DACUM, designing training, and conducting occupational analysis. Read More Read Less