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The Training Systems Model

Training Systems Model

The Training Systems Model

The Training Systems Model was designed to ensure that your need to improve business results and the personal effectiveness of your people serve as the central focal point for training and developing your target audience. For this reason our model begins with the Diagnose phase. In this phase we work with you to develop a mutual understanding of the:

Business objectives driving your organization and the
roles your people play in achieving those objectives;
Competencies, behaviors, and practices that your
most successful people employ in order to achieve
your business objectives;
Gap between the current and desired levels of skill
proficiency across the organization as seen by those
managers, employees and/or customers who are in
position to evaluate the effectiveness of your target
population; and
Obstacles and barriers to individual and organizational
success.

By reaching this understanding, we can then enter the Design and Develop phase in order to craft a training solution and management support plan based upon measurable participant performance outcomes that are viewed by your key constituents as critical for success.

Together, we Implement & Follow-Up on our training solution for a pilot group from your target audience and, once we have incorporated their feedback, we role out the program to the rest of the target population. During each seminar, participants acquire the program concepts, practice them in a risk-free environment, and develop plans to improve their performance back on the job. The implementation phase is most successful when the program receives strong management support and follow-up at every level. This support is needed for the program kickoff. It is needed to review people's personal development and improvement plans. And it is needed for ongoing coaching and reinforcement sessions.

The goal of Evaluation is to check if the program objectives have been achieved and participant performance has improved. The success of this phase is highly dependent on the first three phases being done right.

The Training Systems Model revolves around Management Support and Reinforcement. As you know, without management support every step along the way, an intervention that seeks to change the way an organization performs its key functions, whether it be selling or managing, will be doomed to failure.

We view this model as a partnership. By working through it together, organizations like yours have achieved significant continuous performance improvement and a healthy return on their training investment. We will now explore each phase of the Training Systems Model in greater depth.

Introduction

Training
Systems
Model

Diagnose

Management
Support and
Reinforcement

Design and
Develop

Implement
and
Follow-Up

Evaluate

Summary

 

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