Human Resources (HR) Toolkit – MODULE 5: Training and Development
$199.00
Employee Training and Development is used by organizations to develop the knowledge, skills and abilities of employees in its workforce. It’s an investment in the people who are a fundamental part of the business and who make an impact on the quality, costs and value of products and services being offered to customers. Sound Training and Development Programs are designed with the goal of making a “return on investment” (ROI) towards attaining the organization’s goals or performance objectives.
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Employee Training and Development is used by organizations to develop the knowledge, skills and abilities of employees in its workforce. It’s an investment in the people who are a fundamental part of the business and who make an impact on the quality, costs and value of products and services being offered to customers. Sound Training and Development Programs are designed with the goal of making a “return on investment” (ROI) towards attaining the organization’s goals or performance objectives.
This module will help you with:
- Use the Five-Step Training Cycle to design training programs for creating and maintaining workforce skill sets needed to meet current and future organizational requirements.
- Review a Selection of Training Solutions for Employers including Essential Skills for the workplace, Emotional Intelligence, Workplace Language Training, and a Learning & Recognition Framework designed specifically for the Food Industry.
- A review of best practices for training adult learners and for using coaching and mentoring as development tools for line employees and future leaders.
Module Sections
This module has 5 sections to explore:
- Section 1: Employee Training
- Section 2: The Five Step Training Cycle
- Section 3: A Selection of Training Solutions for Employers
- Section 4: Teaching the Adult Learner
- Section 5: Coaching and Mentoring
Time Commitment
- Approximately 1 Hour
NOTE: Part of our 10 module HR Resource available for $899
Who Should Take This Course?
- Human Resources Professionals
- Business Owners
- Consultants
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