Train-the-Trainer

We help you build internal capacity for high-quality and consistent knowledge transfer

When

to run a Train-the-Trainer program?

If you recognize one or more of these signals, let’s talk.

What is the scope of Train-the-Trainer?

The content and scope of the Train-the-Trainer program depend on the participants' current level, the organization's goals, and the type of training the internal trainers will deliver.

Topics

can be covered in full or combined to meet your needs:

Trainer presence and influence on the audience

Making your content engaging and interesting

Interactive learning process

Learning styles

Elements of training session design

Types of objectives in training

Types of interactive training methods and techniques

The link between a learning objective and a training method

Group dynamics: stages of group development, roles, learning environment, relationships

Individual processes: motivation, level of retention, learning curve, resistance

The roles of trainer and mentor

When internal trainers will mainly deliver training online, we recommend running the Train-the-Trainer program online as well. Participants learn the principles while directly experiencing facilitation techniques for a digital environment.

How do we create an internal Train-the-Trainer program?

Step 1

Project goals

We organize an initial meeting with management to define the project goals.

Step 2

Interviews and/or focus groups

We assess needs through interviews and/or focus groups with participants and their managers to understand the specific requirements and challenges of the role.

Step 3

Program

Based on the data, we create the final program, discuss it, and confirm the design with the project owner.

Step 4

Trainings

We deliver the training sessions.

Step 5

Recommendations

We collect feedback from participants and meet with the project owner to share impressions and recommendations.

Case studies

Related articles

Примерен текст, използван за демонстрационни цели. Примерен текст, използван за демонстрационни цели.

FAQ