This paper suggests linking the e-training adoption to influencing factors of
computer self-efficacy, technological infrastructure, Internet facilities, power supply,
organisational support, technical support and government support. The link is made
through the TAM construct of PEOU, whereas perceived cost is proposed as having a
direct relationship to e-training adoption. We suggest that future researchers should test
empirically the relationships of these factors to e-training through both constructs of
PEOU and PU in different settings. This is to further confirm the premise of TAM.
Researcher should also highlight other factors which can influence e-training adoption
in developing country context and test this model to strengthen the e-training literature.