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Train the trainer

Train the Trainer

A Chinese proverb says “Give a man a fish and feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and feed him for life” When we are given the opportunity to train someone we have a golden opportunity to inspire and help them to develop in their career. With a few key principles we can help the learner to learn effectively.

Objectives

By the end of the workshop you will have:
• A framework for designing effective training sessions based on brain friendly principles and how learners learn
• Designed 2 short training sessions using the 4 phase process
• Tips for facilitating training and managing groups of learners
• Practised and received feedback to help you to further develop your training design and delivery
• Suggested methods for evaluating training

Programme

 

Day1

9.00am

Welcome and Domestics

Introduction
Identifying Training needs
7 Principles of effective programmes
Introduction to the 4 phase learning cycle

Phase 1 – Getting everyone in the mood (preparation)

Phase 2 – New knowledge and skills are learnt (presentation of the information)

Phase 3 – Taking theory and making it reality (practise)

Writing notes

Preparation and practise

Group and individual review exercises.

5.30pm

Close

Overnight

Overnight learners are asked to design a short training session that they will deliver at the end of day 2. They will also be given an envelope with a simple and fun review exercise to complete at home.

 

Day2

9.00am

Welcome and Domestics

Review exercise based on day 1

Group dynamics and managing a group

Phase 4 – Making the message stick!

Evaluation and review

Preparation and delivery of individual sessions

Recap

Group and individual review exercises

5.30pm

Close

Delivered for Forrest Furnishings and Guthrie Douglas

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