Training The Trainer

The information and technology explosion has resulted in a rapid change of pace and an "age of specialization." Employee turnover is at all-time highs, and skilled workers are harder and harder to find. To stay competitive, productive and profitable, the successful organization must recognize the need for ongoing, results-driven training programs.

Have you noticed that the best trainers make thorough preparation, exciting presentation, and complete follow-up seem effortless. Whether you're a training specialist, a human resources professional, or a manager who trains, you can too — all it takes are practical skills and up-to-date strategies.

You could try to wade through reams of information, research and publications, "boiling it down" to meet your particular needs; or you could attend this outstanding, one-day seminar and learn pertinent, down-to-earth pointers that you can use immediately.

AGENDA:

Pinpoint Your Training Needs

• How to spot training needs early — before deficiencies reach crisis level
• How to "sell" your training ideas and create proposals that win the support of management and employees
• Learn about alternatives you can tap when "formal" training isn't possible

Understand the Adult Learning Process

• The most common barriers to learning, and how to avoid them
• Learn the 13 needs of adult learners — and tailor your training for maximum effectiveness
• Learn 6 ways to motivate people and make them want to learn — even "resistors" and "know-it-alls"

Plan and Develop Super-Powerful Programs

• Consultants and independent trainers: find out if they can save you time or money
• How to produce a tight, productive outline that will guide you every step of the way
• Judging how to "pace" the program: Know when to "speed up" and when to "slow down"

Produce Innovative Materials and Presentations

• How to develop better materials and course books that will reinforce learning long after the training program ends
• Use diagrams for 8 room arrangements — you'll learn the best setup for the smallest to largest group
• 4 ways you should use humor — and 3 ways you should not

Encourage Maximum Learning and Participation

• Discover 9 ways to help participants relate material to their own personal experiences
• Dozens of ideas to incorporate "interactive" training methods, including role playing, case studies, games, and panel discussions
• How to develop "team spirit" and camaraderie among participants and heighten their learning experience

Master One-On-One Training

• The new employee: Smart strategies to make training and orientation as quick and easy as possible
• How to utilize your subordinates and other employees for in-house training
• 8 tips for one-on-one instruction that guarantee a productive experience for the trainer and trainee

Evaluate Training Effectiveness

• Was your training effective? Learn step-by-step methods that enable you to measure the results
• How to increase involvement in training programs throughout your organization, from top to bottom
• Training on a budget: Learn about cost-effective ideas for quality training

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