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Course Outline
Overview of the Trainer’s Role
- Identifying key duties and responsibilities
- Essential attributes of a successful trainer
- Addressing common challenges in delivery
Insights into Adult Learning (Andragogy)
- Distinguishing between pedagogy and andragogy
- Strategies for motivating adult participants
- Core principles of effective adult education
Learning Transfer and Styles
- Recognizing visual, auditory, and kinesthetic preferences
- Adjusting content to suit different learning needs
- Methods to reinforce long-term retention
Communication: Verbal and Non-Verbal
- Effectively utilizing body language and tone
- Mastery of active listening and questioning
- Overcoming stage fright and boosting confidence
Building Effective Training Programs
- Setting learning goals and organizing content
- Selecting appropriate teaching methodologies
- Integrating icebreakers and interactive activities
Presentation Design and Delivery
- Structuring compelling presentations
- Best practices for slide design and visual aids
- Maintaining participant engagement and interaction
Interactive Teaching and Classroom Dynamics
- Guiding group discussions and collaborative tasks
- Managing challenging participants while keeping focus
- Optimizing time management and session pacing
Assessment and Feedback
- Evaluating the impact of training
- Providing and accepting constructive critiques
- Pursuing continuous improvement in delivery
Conclusion and Future Actions
Requirements
- Background in presenting or public speaking
- Foundational knowledge of instructional design and training concepts
Target Audience
- Corporate trainers
- Managers and team leaders overseeing staff development
- HR specialists and learning & development professionals
14 Hours
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Emil Shumarski
Course - Train the Trainer - 2 Days
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