Professional Training Coordinator

Course Introduction

This Oxford Professional Training Coordinator training Course is designed specifically to recognise the vital role of those working in the area of training and development. It is suited for anyone who trains or develops others or who is involved in development and talent management.

The training function is a relatively recent addition to organisation structures compared with other functions such as production, accounts and sales. Writers such as Tom Peters and Charles Handy have stressed the importance of training for organisational success. This is linked into the bigger picture of constant organisational change and developments in HR and talent management systems.

This OXFORD Professional Training Coordinator training course specifically will give you detailed knowledge on the training cycle and explain how to prove to top management that training is a great investment. This Oxford training course is in direct response from you our customers, for very practical, hands on week of training, which will be delivered by an internationally recognised instructor in this area.

Key points of the week include:

• Mastering the Training Cycle – Getting the complete picture of what training does
• Learn How Training Needs Analysis and Training Evaluation Work
• Appreciate the Career Structure in Training and What’s involved in Career Development
• Learn about How to Set Learning Objectives and Understand Adult Learning
• Understand Talent Management & Succession Planning
• Learn How to Conduct a Cost-benefit Analysis and Calculate Training ROI

Objectives

At the end of this training course, delegates will be able to:

• Describe the training cycle and its application in the modern training and development department (knowledge)
• Discuss the limitations and advantages of a competency based approach to training (comprehension)
• Calculate a training cost benefit and/or a training return on investment (ROI) (application)
• Differentiate between training, learning and talent management (analysis)
• Design a course outline utilising Blooms taxonomy for educational objectives (synthesis)
• Defend training decisions based on cost-benefit analysis (evaluation)

Training Methodology

Dynamic presentations support each of the topics together with interactive trainer lead sessions of discussion. There will also be numerous practical sessions where participants have the opportunity to participate and experience topics taught.

Case studies, DVD’s, small group work, exercises and coaching will be used to facilitate learning.

Organisational Impact

Those organisations supporting this training Course will: 

• Have staff trained in the latest training and development approaches
• Support nationalisation and talent management initiatives
• Incorporating taught skills and techniques into their work behaviour, participants will demonstrate more effective training coordination skills
• Have properly trained and informed people who will be able to add value when they return to work
• Be able to justify training spent based on cost benefit analysis
• The course will be delivered taking into account of cultural issues

Personal Impact

• Appreciate the importance of adult learning
• Develop training coordination skills
• Develop personal skills in training & development administration
• Master the jargon and be able to become professional in your approach
• Be able to make sound decisions on which areas of training you might want to work in
• Be more effective in your day to day work by mastering training processes

Who Should Attend?

This OXFORD Professional Training Coordinator training course is specifically aimed at showing you the professional way to approach training and development. Therefore it is suitable for:

• New and Existing Training Coordinators
• New and Existing Training Specialist
• Those involved in training or HR Administration
• Training personnel who need to update their skills
• Human Resource (HR) Professionals and HR Business Partners
• Talent Managers
• Those involved in Nationalisation Programmes
• Supervisors or Technical Staff (including engineers) who train others and who need a good understanding of how training works

Course Outline