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