DAY 1
Introduction
- why train and develop staff on-the-job?
- six-stage training model
Stage 1: Analyse the gap in performance
- differentiating between training and non-training needs
- using task lists
- relating to NVQs
Stage 2: Target the training
- preparing clear objectives
Stage 3: Plan the development strategy
- consider your trainees
- understand how people learn
- the use of learning styles
- involve your trainees in the plan
Stage 4: Select/develop learning methods
- different approaches to on-the-job training
- workplace performance aids
- structuring training sessions
- preparing trainer notes
Stage 5: Implement the training
- checklist of delivery skills
- listening, questioning and responding
- maintaining interest
- developing confidence to deliver training
DAY 2
Stage 5: Implement the training, continued
- effective observation
- giving constructive feedback
- individual practice at delivering one-to-one or small group training
- checking understanding
Stage 6: Follow-up, support and evaluation
- keeping records
- supporting your trainees after training
- evaluating and assessing