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Train The Trainer

 

Who will benefit by attending?

This workshop is designed to help ‘non trainers’ who, as part of their jobs, train on an occasional basis.  It covers the basic skills for developing and conducting effective training.

Workshop content:

Applying adult learning principles in developing and conducting training to increase training effectiveness.
Analyzing learning requirements in terms of: statement of training need; training required; the learner; training content; timing issues; physical requirements.
Identifying and developing learning objectives that describe to learners what they will be able to do as a result of the training.
Outlining the training content.  Actions the learner must perform and the knowledge required to perform in order to meet the learning objectives.
Selecting appropriate training methods including: case study; demonstration; group discussion; reading; structured exercise; and trainer presentation.
Developing and using training aids including how to prepare and use: videotape; handouts; flipcharts and the overhead projector.
Developing a training plan for use in conducting training.  Using the five-step ROPES model of: Review, Overview, Presentation, Exercise and Summary.
The basic facilitation skills used in conducting training.  These include: the trainer’s behaviours; observing the learners; listening skills; and questioning skills.
Three considerations in handling problem situations.
Practise training.  Using all of the knowledge and skills learned during the workshop in the preparation and conducting of a training plan.
Using the training skills learned, back on the job.  Identification of ways to transfer the newly acquired training skills to the participant’s work setting.

Workshop outcomes:

At the end of the workshop the participants will be able to develop a training plan geared to the learning needs of adults and conduct training using the training plan they developed.

Duration:

Four Days.