Training Design and Facilitation Skills
How do you make your training impactful and enjoyable? How do you make sure your training isn’t just another lecture that everyone complains about afterwards?
This workshop, based on Jamie Dixon’s first book “Shaping Paths – How to Design and Deliver PRACTICAL Training”, is split into two parts, each a day long. In the first part, we explore Practical Training Design, and in the second, we focus Facilitation Skills. You can also pick just one part if that’s all you need.
In Training Design, we look at a framework to make our training more practical by designing it around tools learners can take away to aid them back at work. In Facilitation Skills, we hone in on Jamie’s “5 Elements of Facilitation”, and the principles and skills we need for each element to bring our workshops to life.
By the end of this workshop, you’ll be able to deliver practical and impactful training.
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