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Past research shows that spreadsheet models are prone to such a highfrequency of errors and data security implications that the risk management ofspreadsheet development and spreadsheet use is of great importance to bothindustry and academia. The underlying rationale for this paper is thatspreadsheet training courses should specifically address risk management in thedevelopment process both from a generic and a domain-specific viewpoint. Thisresearch specifically focuses on one of these namely those generic issues ofrisk management that should be present in a training course that attempts tomeet good-practice within industry. A pilot questionnaire was constructedshowing a possible minimum set of risk management issues and sent to academicsand industry practitioners for feedback. The findings from this pilot surveywill be used to refine the questionnaire for sending to a larger body ofpossible respondents. It is expected these findings will form the basis of arisk management teaching approach to be trialled in a number of selectedongoing spreadsheet training courses.

Establishing A Minimum Generic Skill Set For Risk Management Teaching In A Spreadsheet Training Course