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- HRM 531 · Week 3
This assignment is about developing a training and mentoring program for a company’s employees. It covers the training needs, objectives, performance standards, delivery methods, content, time frame, evaluation methods, and feedback. It is for Week 3 of the HRM 531 module.
What's inside
- Training and mentoring needs
- Objectives of the training and mentoring program
- Performance standards
- Delivery methods
- Content for training and mentoring
- Time frame
Who it is for: Students taking the HRM 531 Human Capital Management course. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Career development plans for employees are discussed. Training and mentoring programs are described. Students learn how to create a training program for a team of employees.
Training and mentoring needs
Training and mentoring needs for a company are identified. The salesperson job is described. Optimal training for employees is outlined.
Training and mentoring program
The training and mentoring program is discussed. The company's goals are aligned with training needs. Characteristics of an effective training program are listed.
Delivery methods
Training methods are classified. A combination of methods is recommended. Examples of each method are given.
Feedback
Feedback is discussed. Feedback is essential for learning and motivation. Feedback should be provided as soon as possible after good performance.
Key terms
- Training needs assessment
- A process to determine the types of training employees need.
- Organizational analysis
- Evaluating the characteristics of the organization to determine the appropriateness of training.
- Information presentation methods
- Methods such as lectures and videos used to present information to trainees.
- Simulation methods
- Methods such as role playing and case studies used to simulate real-life situations for trainees.
- On-the-job training methods
- Methods such as coaching and job rotation used to train employees while they are working.
- Kirpatrick's four levels of training evaluation
- A model for evaluating the effectiveness of training programs.
Questions this document helps with
- How does a company identify its training needs?
- What are the characteristics of an effective training program?
- How can feedback be used to improve training and motivation?
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