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FORMAL TRAINING
is planned, structured, and often documented
INFORMAL TRAINING
is unplanned, spontaneous, and happens on the job naturally
TRAINING
can be delivered through different methods depending on the job and learning objectives.
TECHNOLOGY-BASED (E-LEARNING)
self-paced learning
SIMULATORS
dangerous/complex jobs (pilots,doctors)
ON THE JOB TRAINING
learning while doing
JOB ORIENTATION
New employee introduction
ROLE PLAYING
customer service skills
CASE STUDIES
problem-solving practice
COACHING/MENTORING
personal guidance
JOB ROTATION
learning different departments
DISTANCE TRAINING
remote employees
E-TRAINING
online courses and webinars
COACHING
short term, specific skills
structured meetings
fix specific problems
MENTORING
Long-term career guidance
often informal
overall life and career advice
COACHING AND MENTORING
improve performance and career development
employees need guidance to grow skills and progress in their careers
combining both ensures employees are effective now and prepared for the future.
EXECUTIVE
for new leaders
INTEGRATED
part of training programs
TEAM
for groups that don’t work well together
VIRTUAL
online coaching for remote workers
SALES
better selling techniques
COMMUNICATION
better speaking and listening skills
VISUAL
see pictures, charts, videos
AUDITORY
listen to lectures, discussions
KINESTHETIC
do hands-on activities
KIRKPATRICK MODEL
model used to evaluate training effectiveness
REACTION
question: did they like it?
what you measure: satisfaction surveys
LEARNING
question: did they learn anything?
what you measure: tests, quizzes
BEHAVIOR
question: are they using it at work?
what you measure: observation, performance
RESULTS
question: did it help the business?
what you measure: sales, productivity, quality
EVALUATION
ensures training achieves its purpose