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Developing a Systems Approach to Training

 
Using case studies, exercises and group learning, complete an action plan for making existing programs systematic and setting standards for easily assimilating new projects.

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1.Design and document a unique system and tools that apply to stages of training projects.

2.Learn about discussion and tools for elements of training projects: ADDIE process, coordination, documentation, record keeping, classroom logistics.

3.Designing and managing a schedule of ongoing training programs.

4.Address psychological constraints to using a standard approach, understanding how rapid development and deployment provides value and demonstrates expertise.

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Benefits and Learning Outcomes

  • Design a unique system that applies to stages of training projects
  • Learn about discussion and tools for elements of training projects
  • Design and manage a schedule of ongoing training programs

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This elective can be applied to the Master Trainer Certificate
 
  Sessions  
Tue., Nov. 12
8:30am-4:30pm
Location: UWM School of Continuing Education (Click link for directions)
Instructor: Sarah Caryl, M.A., Integrated Talent Management Professional
Fee: $345
CEUs: 0.7
Program No. 7710-1711
Registration Deadline: Tue., Nov. 5
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  Mary Pick, Program Manager, mpick@uwm.edu, 414-227-3353
 
 


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