Training the Trainer

CMPW 8011

Organizations know how important it is to provide on-the-job training for their employees. They also know that having skilled and competent trainers helps make the organization function better. This workshop covers the basics a new trainer needs. It is designed to help the individual who is not or at least not yet a professional trainer.

Topics include:

• Introduction, Ice Breaker and Overview
• Learning and styles of learning
• Training needs analysis
• Design of training program
• Development of training material
• Facilitation skills
• Presentation

Who should attend?

This seminar is recommended for facilitators, coaches, business consultants, human services professionals, managers and anyone who wants to gain an understanding of how people learn and also increase their confidence to become an effective trainer.

Instructor

Joanne Fraser's management background in the private, public and international non-government sectors brings a wealth of experience to her training and facilitation work. For the past twelve years she has worked as an independent consultant. Currently Ms. Fraser is an associate of RiverSystems: Leadership, Strategy & Organizational Development providing training and facilitation services for government, non-government and private sector clients. She has designed and delivered training workshops in project management, strategic planning, leadership skills, interpersonal communication, coaching basics, team building and negotiation skills.

Joanne has a keen interest in helping individuals and groups learn from and adapt to change. Ms. Fraser has a Certificate in Adult Education from St. Francis Xavier University. She holds a BSc degree from the University of Saskatchewan and a MSc degree in Comparative Development and International Policy from the University of Bristol, England.

For more information

Tel.: 506-453-3503 / Toll Free: 1-866-599-4646
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