Training of trainers
20181112 - 20181114
Please be aware that this is a past event.
Trainers in the humanitarian and development sectors ensure staff are equipped with the skills and knowledge required to deliver successful programmes. By passing on their wisdom and experiences through effective training techniques, humanitarians can extend the impact of their work to future projects and generations.
The intensive course combines theory and practice to help participants understand the fundamentals of training and facilitation and develop competencies to increase their efficiency as trainers.
What does the course cover?
- Adult learning and the training cycle
- Learning needs analysis
- Writing training objectives
- Identifying key learning points
- Humanitarian context for trainers
- Training and facilitation techniques
- Providing feedback and coaching
By the end of this course you will be able to:
- State principles of adult learning and apply them to designing and running a training course or session
- List the stages of the training cycle and the key activities that need to happen at each stage
- Adopt a learner-centred approach when designing and delivering training
- Write aims and objectives for training courses and sessions
- Design a training session that uses a variety of participatory methods
- Demonstrate a range of training skills and techniques
- Describe the role of a facilitator and ways to work creatively and constructively with groups
- Apply what you have learnt on this course to your own work
Course structure
Registration is from 08:45, with the course starting at 09:00 and concluding by 17:00. The day is broken up into 4 sessions, separated by a lunch break and coffee/ tea breaks in the morning and afternoon.
Participants will be actively encouraged to participate in classroom discussions and group work. The trainer will draw on both theoretical and practical knowledge in order to make the experience and learning applicable to the realities of the humanitarian sector.
Who should attend
This course presumes no previous NGO sector knowledge or experience, but the focus of the curriculum is training within an NGO scenario. Training of Trainers is aimed at humanitarian and development personnel and consultants who are involved in planning or delivering training.
Participants will likely fall into one of three groups: people who have never trained before but foresee that they will in the future; those who have previously done some training but are seeking to enhance their lessons through more structure and a better understanding of training methodologies; experienced trainers who are looking for a refresher or want to add the latest teaching methodologies and practices to their toolbox.
Standard Organsation: $750
NNGO/CBO: $450