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Management involvement in the personnel training and skills upgrading



Category: HRM

How management contributes to staff training

Needs analysis Analysis of current/required skills… and survey of staff wishes
Preparing for training Participating in :

- drawing up training programme,

- choosing priorities,

- designing curricula,

- selecting trainees

Preparing trainees Preparing trainees by :

- introducing curriculum,

- providing/obtaining information,

- exchanging views on training objectives and eventual usefulness

Facilitating/teaching Managerial role in teaching and training sessions (e. g. seminars)

« On-the-job » training :

- instruction,

- meetings,

- paired work,

- etc.

Evaluating and monitoring of training Supervisors and managers help evaluate efficiency by assessing :

- skills acquisition by training,

-teaching quality,

- need for corrective or complementary measures

Follow-up On completion of training :

- meet trainee for debriefing,

- identify and discuss points needing further work,

- facilitate concrete application of new skills/knowledge.

The progress of each member of the staff should be monitored on a continuing basis (individual training plan, meeting employees individually, etc.)


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