Train the Trainer

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This is a fascinating and interactive course covering the essentials needed to become a credible, interesting, effective and professional trainer. It combines learning theory with practical tips and plenty of exercises and opportunities to have a go and get feedback from the tutor and group.

3 weeks, 09:30 AM – 01:00 PM

Twigworth

  • PD points: 2
Session information

Sessions

Session One (12/01/27)
09:30 – 13:00
3 hours, 30 minutes
Session Two (26/01/27)
09:30 – 13:00
3 hours, 30 minutes
Presented by Barbara Smith
  • £261.00 excl. VAT

Description

Course outlines:

  • Why and how people learn – different learning styles
  • Preparing a session, room, materials and yourself
  • What makes ‘good’ or ‘bad’ training
  • Delivery techniques
  • Following through

Why Should You Attend?

This is a fascinating and interactive course that covers the essentials needed to be a credible, interesting, effective and professional trainer. It combines learning theory with practical tips and exercises and plenty of opportunity to have a go and receive feedback from the tutor and group.

Who Should Attend?

This course is ideal for people who have to train as part of their role, for company trainers who deliver regularly and for training professionals looking to sharpen their skills and pick up new delivery ideas. Everyone who wishes to be a more effective trainer is welcome.

Assessment

For those seeking recognition for their learning, this course is based on the ILM unit: Understanding Training & Coaching in the Workplace and successful completion of the assignment will result in the achievement of 2 credits at Level 3.

Progression

For those seeking to achieve a qualification at Level 3, you will need to achieve a further 2 credits for the ILM Award or 11 credits for the ILM Certificate.

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