Build Training That Changes Performance, Not Just Attendance
Training should help people do their jobs correctly. Attendance and completion records are useful, but you also need to see whether employees can apply what they learned.
Training should help people do their jobs correctly. Attendance and completion records are useful, but you also need to see whether employees can apply what they learned.
Your business may already have the knowledge needed to build a useful training program. The work is to capture it clearly, organize it, and give people a chance to practice.
Choose online or live training based on what people need to learn. Consider the size of the group, scheduling, access to support, and how much practice or discussion the topic requires.
Employees need training that matches their responsibilities. A role-based training plan helps new staff learn the essentials and gives experienced staff a clear path to additional responsibilities.
Employees need the same instructions in training and in the written procedure. When those instructions conflict, people have to guess which one to follow.