2. Objectives
• To streamline the training function
• To spread awareness amongst the supporting line
managers about the opportunities & problems
• To self appraise the current system
• Evaluation of training function
3. The changing business scenario
Old
Jobs were defined
And
Structured
Today
Fluid roles
“in a
Knowledge economy
There is no previous
experience”
4. The New Worker
(A mini CEO with constant value addition)
Make your own career
The Intrapreneur
Specialist Consultant
Connected Worker
The New Career : Flexi Sizing
The New Skills
5. Importance of Training
• To make people perform according to the
standards set by competitors/environment
and not by customers
• Tomorrows challenge – Today’s potential
6. Principles of Learning
• Adults relate their learning to what they already
know
• Inform learners of the learning objectives
• Serve as the facilitator of the learning process
• Remove the fear factor
• Guide & prompt; do not tell
• Give feedback
7. • Conduct the training in an informal environment
• Variety is the spice of life
• Make a good first impression
• Use realistic examples
8. Nine stages of a Training
Intervention
1. Defining the aims
2. Defining learning objectives
3. Determining the content
4. Choosing your method
5. Determining the resources
6. Designing the course
7. Presenting the course
8. Evaluating the course
9. Review to improve
9. Pedagogy vs. Andragogy
Concept of the
learner
Role of learner is
Dependent
Is essentially self-
directing
Teacher takes
responsibility of
learning process
Role of teacher is
to encourage &
nurture this self
directed need
Role of
Learner’s exp
Learners bring little
exp to learning
situation
Learners exp
accumulated over a
lifetime is great
resource of
learning
10. Learners depend on
expert input
They attach greater
significance to
what they exp
rather than what
they are told
Readiness to
learn
Learners learn what they
are conditioned to learn
to obtain parental, social
approval
Learners learn
when they feel a
need to learn
Fear of failure is a great
motivator
Learning should
meet their needs to
help them cope
with demands of
home ,work,etc.
Learning is standardized
& progressive as aimed
at the same age grp
Learning should be
organized to meet
learner needs
11. Range of Training Methods
• Lecture
• Demonstration
• Discussion
• Active, participatory methods (Case study,
role plays & games)
• Open learning
12. Purpose of Training Evaluation
• Fact finding description, comparison,
comprehension, explanation & adoption of
training strategies, to make them more useful for
achieving the desired objectives
• To determine the appropriateness & accuracy of
the objectives
• To reveal the shortcomings in the training
methods & procedure.
13. Basic Steps in Evaluation
• Statement of Objectives:
(a) General not always measurable
(b) Specific measurable
• Definition of measurement & standards
• Collection of Data
• Collation & Analysis of Data
• Presentation of results
14. Levels of Training Assessment
• Organizational
• Group
• Role
• Personal