Training and Education Management
Details :
Training Coordinators play a vital role in ensuring any
training actually solves the performance gap or need. This course equips delegates
with the appropriate tools and techniques to manage these issues. It provides
them with deep insights into the art of training and facilitation of
educational techniques as well as the know-how of developing an interactive
course curriculum. Our TOT course will transform skill set, refining them to
make a confident and competent professional trainer. Attendees will explore the
psychology behind the learning mechanism of mature learners and take a
systematic approach to delivering training sessions that meet participants'
needs.
- Analysing
Training & Development (T&D) contribution to business performance
- Repositioning
T&D by adopting a measured approach
- Examining
administration systems and techniques
- Developing
a profile for the Training Coordinator role
- Applying
a new 4 quadrant analysis model for individual performance issues
- Being
able to apply the 10 steps in the training cycle
- Considering
action planning for return to work including training requirements
- Identifying
the characteristics of an exceptional trainer
- Conducting
short group training sessions that incorporate key training concepts
- Developing
an effective training style, using appropriate training aids and
techniques
- Understanding
the key principles of effective communication
- Explaining
various methods for making lecture-based programs active
- Training
Coordinator
- Trainers
- Managers
- Executives
- Anyone
who intends to sharpen their knowledge and and expertise in
effective teaching strategies
Module 1
- Introduction
to the training needs and difficulties
- Change
in organisations
- Positioning
T&D to ensure delivering strategic success
- Aligning
T&D activities to the business needs
- T&D activities
and organisational success
Module 2
- The
skills and attributes of a Training Coordinator
- How do
people learn?
- How to
making training decisions
- Accounting
for individuals’ learning styles
- Resources
planning: medium and long term requirements
- In-house
training equipment and facilities
- Internal
marketing materials of training courses
Module 3
- The
relationship between T&D and company performance
- At the
Corporate level
- Departmental
and section training needs
- Creating
a database of training needs
- Team development
including Planning (TDP)
- Personal
Development Plans, manpower/ talent management
- New
hires training
Module 4
- Delivering
effective structured seminars
- Application
of the 10 step training model
- The
use of validation techniques and methodologies
- How to
construct an Evaluation Survey and using learning
- How to
present results to best effect – evaluation in action
Module 5
- Understanding
the T&D budget planning process
- Generating
individual action plans, and agreeing priorities
- Track
and create reports on outcomes
- Recruiting
trainers
Module 6
- Stages
of interpersonal communication
- The
training steps & stages
- Overhead
projector demonstration
- Essentials
of effective training
- Components
of learning
- Nurturing
motivation and the incentive to learn
- Principles
of adult learning
- Learning
methods
Module 7
- The
learning cycle
- The
learning process
- The
trainer's role
- Putting
self in the position of the learner
- Giving
and receiving feedback
- Motivation
and creating positive attitudes to learning
- Dealing
with the difficult sitiuations
- Identifying
audience
Module 8
- Performing
a needs analysis
- Writing
objectives
- Outlining
the program
- Differences
between training and presenting
- Training
vs. showing the user
Module 9
- Researching
and writing the program
- Testing
the program & managing questions and answers
- Questioning
techniques
- Clues
and tips in questions
- Types
of activities
- Sensory
systems
- Identifying
the learner's preferred sensory system
Module 10
- Psychology
of adult learners and their learning mechanism
- Facilitating
effective "uptake" and recall strategies in learning
- Getting
buy-in
- Using
humor
- Quick
and easy games
- Troubleshooting
games & Visual aids and presentation tips
All lectures are in colorful presentation
All lectures are interspersed with interactive discussion
All lectures include group discussion, case history and exercises
Actual major incidents as well as industry experience are reviewed
Participants receive a multicolor course manual
Pictures of real incidents and case history are shown
Videos on the subject are shown
09:00 to 15:00 daily