Polskie Stowarzyszenie Praktyków TWI is a non-profit organization that brings together individuals who implement the Training Within Industry program in their companies. This community is dedicated to supporting and recognizing the best TWI practitioners in Poland.

Training Within Industry (TWI) is a program that develops managerial skills in experienced employees, leaders, supervisors, and managers. It focuses on instructing workers, improving work methods, fostering teamwork and problem-solving, and ensuring workplace safety. Originating during World War II in the United States, TWI was further developed by experts like Edwards Deming and later transferred to Japan, becoming an integral part of the Toyota Production System and the foundation of Lean Management.

To become a TWI practitioner, one must complete a Train-the-Trainer course or successfully lead a TWI implementation project verified by the association. These practitioners are usually employees of manufacturing or service companies who implement the TWI program within their organizations.

Polskie Stowarzyszenie Praktyków Training Within Industry verifies and confirms the skills of TWI practitioners in Poland. By joining this association, practitioners gain access to a closed forum for knowledge exchange and a network of experienced professionals implementing TWI. Additionally, being listed on the association's website attests to their training, project experience, and ability to effectively implement TWI methods.

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