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Train the IT Trainer
 
Target Audience:  

Managers, Team Leaders or Trainers who are responsible for IT training and coaching on either a one-to-one basis or to small groups.

  
   
Objectives:  

The course incorporates fundamental coaching and training techniques related to real life practical scenarios and explores learning styles, preparation for delivery and structuring lesson plans.

 
   
Course Work:  

Delegates can expect to deliver a number of short coaching and training sessions, utilising skills covered on the course.

  
   
 
       
     
  Duration: 2 Days
  Cost: £450 + VAT
     
 
  Course Date Location
  07/03/2013 Bradford
  22/04/2013 Liverpool
  03/06/2013 Bradford
  15/07/2013 Liverpool
  13/08/2013 Bradford
  01/10/2013 Liverpool
  13/11/2013 Bradford
     
 

Module One - Introduction
  • What Makes a Good Training Course?
  • Qualities of Effective Trainers
  • Training or Coaching
 

Module Two - Planning & Preparation
  • Getting the Environment Right
  • Anticipating & Avoiding Problems
  • Continuous Development
 

Module Three - Methodology

  • The Learning Cycle

  • Learning Objectives

  • Training Session Introductions

  • Identifying Learner Expectations

  • How & Why Adults Learn

  • Motivating the Self Learning Process

  • Matching Methods to Styles

  • Learning Styles

  • Measurement Tools
 
   
 

Module Four - Effective Communication

  • Generating Rapport & Maintaining Interest

  • Using KISS in Explanations & Demonstrations

  • Overcoming Technofear

  • Dealing with Luddite Attitudes
 

Module Five - Delivery Skills

  • Balancing Telling & Doing

  • Running “Hands On” Practical Sessions

  • Considerations for Practical Sessions

  • Keyboard Fiddlers

  • Technical Problems & System Failure

  • Minimise Risks & Disruption

  • Lesson Plans

  • Coaching & Delivery Techniques

  • Questioning  Techniques
 

Module Six - Disparate Skills & Experience

  • The Mixed Status Environment