Course objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- demonstrate proficiency in the use of public speaking and questioning techniques in training sessions
- create positive group dynamics right from the start, encouraging the group’s desire to learn
- use any presentation technique
- adapt to participants’ different learning styles
- use training documents and materials
Programme
The training programme:
Starting the training properly
- Starting the training
- The trainees’ five questions
- Participants’ presentation techniques
Placing participants in a learning situation
- How do adults learn?
- The four keys to real learning: the ‘Cegos Way of Learning’
Varying your leadership and facilitation techniques
- Fourteen presentation techniques
- Choosing flexible techniques
- Using teaching assistants
Leading a training sequence
- Beginning and ending a session
- Communicating effectively with the group
- Time management for trainers
Leading a blended-learning session
- Fundamental concepts
- Consequences for the trainer
Managing difficult training situations
- Positioning yourself appropriately with the group
- Using the ‘4S’ rule to build positive relationships
- Introducing new sessions when there is resistance to the content
- Responding appropriately to participants’ individual behaviours
- Anticipating to prevent difficult situations
e-Learning modules
e-Learning modules you will receive with this course:
- Facilitating a training course
- Adult learning mechanisms
- Handling tricky training situations
- Designing and presenting a slideshow for facilitation
- Evaluating what has been learned during training
Course duration
2 days + 5 e-learning modules
Who should attend?
This course is aimed at:
Occasional trainers and managers and experts wanting to familiarise themselves with an existing training kit