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  • How adults learn: The 4 stages of the learning process, potential difficulties, and strategies to manage each stage
  • Stages in the training delivery process (sensing, acting, integrating, embedding), along with associated challenges and limitations
  • Key characteristics of a successful trainer
  • Managing a training program
  • Common difficulties and ways to overcome them

What will you learn:

  • How to build an effective training program and deliver it in a manner tailored to the specific needs of your audience;
  • How to handle challenging situations that may arise during a training program;
  • How to identify your own strengths and leverage them in adult learning.

Developed skills:

  • Design of a training program
  • Understanding types of participants
  • Identification of your own personal characteristics
  • Adapting communication to meet the needs of the group.

Key Outcomes:

  • Understand the 4 stages of adult learning and how to support learners through each stage.
  • Gain clarity on the training delivery process (sensing, acting, integrating, embedding).
  • Learn the qualities of a successful trainer and how to develop them.
  • Manage and structure a complete training program.
  • Handle difficult participants and situations with confidence.
  • Identify and leverage your own trainer strengths to maximize learning impact.

Requirements

Recommended (though not mandatory):

  • Some experience in teaching, coaching, mentoring, or presenting within a professional setting.
  • A fundamental understanding of workplace learning or training contexts.
  • An interest in improving communication, facilitation, and program design skills.

Appropriate for:

  • Trainers, facilitators, and instructors (whether new or aspiring).
  • Managers or team leaders who conduct in-house training.
  • HR and L&D professionals who design or deliver learning programs.
 7 Hours

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