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Education and Training

Education and Training. Matt Maher & Sreeja Nomula. Group Activity. Define Education Training Learning. Group Activity. Explain the differences and similarities between: Education Training Learning. Education. “a field of study that deals with the methods and problems of teaching”

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Education and Training

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  1. Education and Training Matt Maher& SreejaNomula

  2. Group Activity • Define • Education • Training • Learning

  3. Group Activity • Explain the differences and similarities between: • Education • Training • Learning

  4. Education • “a field of study that deals with the methods and problems of teaching” • Typically in a classroom • Education provides theoretical knowledge

  5. Training • “is an organized, systematic series of activities designed to enhance an individuals work-related knowledge, skills, and understanding or motivation” • Typically in a less formal environment • Immediate, particular, and practical

  6. Question • What qualities does a trainer need to possess?

  7. Learning • “the activity or process of gaining knowledge or skill by studying, practicing, being taught, or experiencing something : the activity of someone who learns” • What does understanding have to do with learning?

  8. Principles of Learning • People learn if they want to learn • People learn more easily when they can relate it to something they already know • People learn by doing • The more people do something the more they will remember and understand how to do it • People need immediate feedback to know if they have learned • When learning is successful people tend to want to learn more

  9. Total Quality Philosophy • “Forget quality, just sell harder” or • “Improve quality and you won’t have to sell so hard” • Which one would you choose?

  10. Which ones would you changeand how would you change them?

  11. Sources of Training • In-house Training • Seminars • Workshops • Videos • Audiotape • Computer assisted instruction

  12. Sources of Training • External Training • College • University • Private training • Vendor-sponsored training • Training provided by skilled and professional associations

  13. Group Activity • What types of skills should be improved through training in the workplace?

  14. What is the need for training? • Diversity and Culture • Change • Technology • Quality employees

  15. Diversity and Culture • At first workers from different backgrounds don’t feel comfortable • Having a diverse workplace does not mean people will work together well • So we need to train this diverse group to work in as a team • What type of training needs to be provided in this situation?

  16. Change • Methods and procedures that are used today may be completely different tomorrow • Constantly update training to stay ahead in the marketplace

  17. Technology • New technology is brought into the workplace to utilized • Without training these new technologies can not be used correctly and efficiently or at all

  18. Quality Employees • If you want high-quality employees you need a labor force that has been highly educated • Employees need to be able to adapt and quickly learn in a new environment • Training must be started with the basics so that employees can begin to understand advanced material

  19. Group Activity • How can the need for training be recognized in certain areas of a company?

  20. How can the need for training be recognized in certain areas of a company? • Observation • For example, specific problems, difficulties in task performance, bottlenecks, etc. • Brainstorming Sessions • Ask employees what training needs they have • For example, what tasks they perform well and what tasks they do not perform well and what tasks they can’t perform at all

  21. How can the need for training be recognized in certain areas of a company? • Job Task Analysis Survey • Develop a survey which will discover what skills employees have and what skills they lack • Employee groups focused on quality specifically to training • Without managers and supervisors • More likely to admit their training needs • Set performance standards

  22. Converting Needs to Goals • Examples • New skills • Utilizing new technologies • More positive attitudes in the workplace • Safety in the Workplace • Having equality and harmony in the workplace

  23. Converting Goals to Objectives • State the specific objective of the training • Employees will learn how to safely operate a utility knife • This will make it easier to provide and evaluate training

  24. Group Activity • What are the benefits of training?

  25. Methods to Provide Training • What methods are there to provide training?

  26. Methods to Provide Training • Internal Approaches • External Approaches • Partnership Approaches • E-Learning

  27. Internal Approach • On-site training in the company’s facility • One-on-one training • On-the-job computer based training • Formal group instruction • Media based instruction • What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of the internal approach?

  28. One-On-One Training • Usually given to employees that are less experienced or new • Also useful for preparing to replace a high-level employee

  29. Computer Based Training • Allows employee to learn at their own speed • Can be more specific to the employee • Gives immediate feedback to employee • Used to improve general knowledge • Can be used at anytime without a need for a trainer

  30. Formal Group Instruction • Used for a group of employees who share a common training need • Lectures • Case studies • Demonstrations • Hands-on • Q and A • Role-playing • Drills • Storytelling

  31. Media-based • Media-based may include packages involving • Video • Audio • Workbooks • Computer • Slide shows

  32. External Approaches • Off-site training away from the workplace • Used for developing general skills • Involves • Short-term training where employees enrolled for a few hours to a few weeks • Long-term training where employees are enrolled in college courses • What are some advantages and disadvantages?

  33. Partnership Approach • Having a partnership with education institutions • The institution has customized courses for an organization • Another advantage of this method is the credibility and standardization

  34. E-Learning • Video Conferencing • Audio conferencing • Web meetings • Online universities

  35. Group Activity • Should training be voluntary or required, and why?

  36. Evaluation of Training • Was the training valuable to the employees job? • Did they retain the information that was taught? • Can you see what was learned being utilized in the workplace? • Has the training made a difference?

  37. Evaluation of Training • Student evaluates the training session • Organization of course • e.g. were the objectives clear • Teaching methods and skills • e.g. were the lectures effective • Value of the Course • e.g. was the value of the course outstanding or poor

  38. Group Activity • What causes training to fail?

  39. Why Training Sometimes Fails • Poor teaching • Inadequate resources • Poor planning • Lack of funds • Lack of commitment • Lack of participation • Being too specific at first

  40. Juran Trilogy • Quality Planning Training • Provides a roadmap to meet the quality standards • Quality Control Training • Uses control tools to maintain quality • Quality Improvement Training • Utilizes quality improvement tools and techniques

  41. Ethics Training • The training of ethical behavior • Companies can have different ethical standards • Common business ethics on the job are: • Integrity • Loyalty • Responsibility • Empathy • Confidentiality • Respect

  42. Customer Training • Inform customer what they need to know and expect from a product • Proper usage of the product • e.g. user manuals, on-site technical assistance, customer service trainers

  43. Citations • Education. (n.d.). Merriam-Webster.com. Retrieved from http://www.merriam- webster.com/dictionary/education • Goetsch, D. L. & Davis, S. (2009). Quality Management for Organizational Excellence: Introduction to Total Quality. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall • How to identify training needs. (n.d.). Startupdonut.co.uk. Retrieved from http://www.startupdonut.co.uk/startup/employees/people-management/how-to-identify- training-needs • Learning. (n.d.). Merriam-Webster.com. Retrieved from http://www.merriam- webster.com/dictionary/learning • The Advantages & Disadvantages of In-House Training. (n.d.). OptimusSourcing.com. Retrieved from http://www.optimussourcing.com/training-news/the-advantages-disadvantages-of-in-house- training • The Most Effective Training Techniques. (2013). Trainingtoday.blr.com. Retrieved from http://trainingtoday.blr.com/employee-training-resources/How-to-Choose-the-Most- Effective-Training-Techniques

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