Six Reasons Why Supervisors Need To Be Involved In Training Design

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Supervisors need to be involved in training design because they are the only ones who can ensure that the training supports employee performance, the training content is accurate, the training schedule is convenient, the right employees attend the training, the employees come to the training primed to learn, and there is follow up reinforcement for what has been learned.

What Is Magic About the Number Three in Curriculum Design?

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Following the principles outlined in the eight triads below will significantly improve the likelihood that the training you design will effectively achieve the desired learning results.

Creating An Evaluation Questionnaire

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If you run any kind of professional business that incorporates a training program it will be to your benefit to receive feedback from your participants as to your program’s effectiveness. Not only will you want to know if the content was suitable but also if the method of training was suited to the audience in attendance.

Avoid Three Mistakes In Timing Participant Evaluations

Participant feedback can be very useful to a trainer, as long as the feedback accurately reflects the participants’ training experience. The mantra for participant evaluations

Creating a Successful Onboarding Program

We recently discussed the concept of onboarding and why it represents a solid investment both in terms of reducing your turnover ratio and increasing your overall productivity. But what does a comprehensive onboarding program include?

Five Employee Training Recommendations

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Employee development and training isn’t a new phenomenon. It’s a well known fact that trained employees are the key to the success of any organization.

Why it is Good Business to Take Time For Training – How Team Training Improves Team Performance

It is exceedingly (and unfortunately) rare for a supervisor to insist on taking time with a team to make sure that the necessary foundations are in place.

In Defense of Classroom Learning Interpersonal Skills Need to Be Learned in a Classroom

With all of the focus on using social media and e-learning for training, classroom training may seem less attractive and cost effective.

The Right Training Process

It is imperative that the right training be provided for the right purpose. It is also imperative that we have a process to ensure we use the right trainer. This task is far from simple. First, it is important to determine which of several roles the trainer will fulfill.

Make the Training “Stick”

Too often participants get out of the classroom and forget all about what they learned. Those new skills and knowledge are not always applied back on the job.