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CONTOUR
Introduction Terms: Training, Development, Education Basic Purpose Importance Responsibility for Training Principles of Learning
LEARNING
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PRACTICAL ASPECT
STEPS IN TRAINING PROGRAMME TRAINING METHODS CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF TRAINING
IDENTIFYING TRAINING NEEDS DEVELOPING TRAINING PROGRAMME CONDUCTING TRAINING PROGRAMME EVALUATING TRAINING PROGRAMME
INTRODUCTION
well trained and experienced people necessary to raise the skill levels inadequate job performance, job redesign maintain a viable and knowledgeable work force
TERMS
Training: process of learning a sequence of programmed behaviour. It is a process for changing the skill, knowledge, attitude, behaviour to perform the current/future job effectively. Short term process Systematic and organized procedure
Development
It is a process to identify the potentiality of the employee and to provide training for improvement. Long term process Managerial personnel conceptual and theoretical knowledge Education: It is the understanding and intervention of knowledge. It develops a rational and logical mind. It develops the capacities of analysis, synthesis and objectivity. (outside organization)
Training Vs Development
Non-managerial Managerial personnel Technical Theoretical & conceptual Specific job related General Knowledge Short-term Long-term
Basic Purpose
To improve productivity To enhance quality To help company fulfill its future HR needs To improve organizational climate To improve health and safety Obsolescence prevention Personal growth To improve morale Training is the corner stone of sound management
Identification Of potential T R A I N I N G
Individual, Group
Organizational development
Customer benefit
Group development
Individual development
D E V E L O P M E N T
Outcome
Change is marked
Importance
Customer satisfaction Less supervision
ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT
Business diversification
Cost effective
Less conflict
Departmental outcome
GROUP DEVELOPMENT
Improves effectiveness
Overall personality
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT
Improves efficiency
PRINCIPLES OF LEARNING
Attention Retention Motor reproduction Reinforcement Early learning more success Active process not passive (10%remember by read 20% by hear, 30% by see, 50% see & hear, 70% say, 90% doing )
5. PERFORMANCE TRY-OUT
6. EVALUATION
Task Description Analysis how often task performed quality and quantity standards working conditions skills required
Continuous..
Identifying specific problems Anticipating future problems Management requests Interviewing employees Observing employees on the job Performance appraisal Questionnaires Checklist Morale and attitude surveys - Key task analysis - Problem centered analysis - Comprehensive analysis
Training policy Training courses Support material Training for different employees