Every organization can attribute their success to an effective training program that can serve as a mean the staff and also become an effective recruiting and retention tool.
By the end of this course delegates will be able to:
- Learn how to conduct and design need analyses and to plan, implement and evaluate training programs
- Be familiar with techniques skills required to deliver a training program
- To think creative solutions to organizational problems as group management
- Understand the process of learning
- To communicate through displaying presentation skills
- Being able to interact by applying consultancy and liaison skills
DAY 1
- Criteria of an active learning
- Incorporating Active Learning into the Classroom
- European approach in active learning
DAY 2
- Identify the immediate learning needs of individuals.
- Write learning aims and objectives in accordance with best practice.
DAY 3
- Analyze tasks and design training activities to facilitate the learning of those tasks.
- Instruct on a one to one or small group basis using appropriate demonstration and constructive feedback skills.
DAY 4
- Facilitate a group training session which uses activities such as role play, simulation or group discussion.
- Assess and evaluate immediate learning.
- Examination of the psychology of how adults learn
DAY 5
- An introduction to training needs analysis.
- A framework for designing a training session.
- Guidance in writing the objectives and creating a measurable assessment process.
- Some practice in delivering a training session.
- Conclusion
- Supervisors
- Managers
- Trainers
- Training department workers