Training and Development
Ø Training: refers to the process of imparting specific skills.
Ø Development: refers to the learning opportunities designed to help employee
grow, long term focus
Ø Education: is theoretical learning in class-rooms
Training refers to the methods
used to give new or present employees the skills they need to perform their
jobs.
Ø Removing performance deficiencies
Ø Making employees stay long
Ø Minimizing accidents, scraps, damages
Ø Meeting current and future needs
Ø Reduced customers complaints
Ø Employee satisfaction
The training process: A systematic approach for developing training programs:
Ø To contribute to competitiveness is that they are designed to the
instructional design process
Ø Systematic approach to developing training program
Ø ISD: instructional system design
Ø ADDIE: Analysis, design, development, implementation, evaluation
Ø Six step
training process
I.
Need
assessment
II. Ensuring employees’ readiness for training
III. Creating learning environment
IV. Ensuring transfer of training
V. Selecting training methods
VI. Evaluation training program
Ø The five step training and development process:
I.
Need
Assessment: identifies the job performance skills
II. Instructional design:
§ Compile, produce content
§ Workbooks, exercise, activities
III. Validation steps: small representative audience
IV. Implementation the program:
§ Actual target group
V. Evaluation steps:
§ Assessment of programs, success or failure
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