Deliver On-the-Job Training

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Deliver On-the-Job Training

By the end of the Power Hour you will be able to: Explain why and how people learn Describe a model for delivering on-the-job training Explain the skills and procedures involved in each stage of the model.

WHY do People Learn?

Why People Learn Context Motivation Help them to understand… the benefits it will it bring for them or others how the task fits in to the larger operation the consequences of not doing it, or doing it wrong Motivation 'Towards' personal satisfaction status percieved reward recognition curiosity 'Away From' to keep your job to stop being the worst to avoid being punished to avoid penalties

What would be the WORST one-to-one Training Session be like?

Preparing a Training Session The Session Itself Equipment and Materials The Trainee

The One-to-One Training Model Making sure you, your trainee and the environment is ready for the session. Preparation Explaining and demonstrating what should be done and why. Presentation Allowing the learner to practice under guidance. Application Proving that the learner has learned Evaluation

Preparation Give a context Provide an incentive Prepare the session Prepare equipment Prepare the trainee

Presentation Break learning down into chunks Explain each stage Demonstrate each stage Use questions to check understanding

Application Practice one chunk at a time Encourage the trainee Provide clear and specific feedback Congratulate at the end

Evaluation Allow the trainee to demonstrate the task from start to finish Check that it has been carried out correctly and to the required standard Check knowledge with questions Provide feedback and congratulations Continue to monitor ‘on the job’

What are you going to DO as a result of this Power Hour Session? Make it Work at Work What are you going to DO as a result of this Power Hour Session?