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Training is… MAGIC!

Training Needs Analysis

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Training  is…

MAGIC!

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It’s  Magic!

There is NO MAGIC in training, the skills of an effective trainer can be LEARNED and DEVELOPED!

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Training is NOT a cure-all!

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Identification  &  Analysis  of  

Need

Design  &  Development  of  T&D  Program

Implementation  of  T&D  Program

Evaluation  of  Learning

L&D    Cycle

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Training

Process of enhancing the KSA to increase current performance.

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Development

Long-term interventions to grow KSA for a

career path.

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Performance  Gap

► GAP = How do you know this is a Training Need?

REQUIRED PERFORMANCE

ACTUAL PERFORMANCE

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Performance  Drivers •  Knowledge information specific and particular

to a subject, enabling a person to understand a subject to an acceptable level

•  Skill is a developed aptitude or ability in a particular cognitive or physical area; the application of knowledge

•  Abilities/Attitude is an internal state which affects one’s choice of action towards some objects, persons or events

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When  will  a  Performance  Gap  most  likely  arise?

ä New employee ä New job responsibilities ä New products/equipment ä New policies and procedures ä Skills required for future jobs ä Job performance problems

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To  solve  a  performance  gap:

•  Training may not be the answer •  Training may not be the only

answer

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When  does  a  Performance  Gap  =  NEED?

Management Issue

Resource or Process Issue

Recruitment/ Promotion/

Transfer Issue

Training/ Development/ Learning Issue

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Cause                        Solution 1.  feedback, standards 2.  rewards, consequences 3.  define std, measure,

discuss 4.  change environment 5.  change personnel

(transfer/terminate) 6.  training!

1.  If lack feedback

2.  If not motivated

3.  If unclear expectations

4.  If job environment hindrance

5.  If potential not matched

6.  If lack of skill or knowledge

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“Remember, training is not what is ultimately important… performance is.”

Marc Rosenberg

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TNA/LNA/DNA  Flowchart

• Request  for  training

1

• Define  Gap: • Can  -­‐‑  Need

2 • What  is  Root  Cause?

3

• Missing  KSA?

4

YES: Full  Need  Analysis

NO: Suggest  

Alternative

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A  Need  is  Born!

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Link  Training  Need  to  Business  Need  SWOT  and  PEST

•  Political/Legal •  Economic •  Social-Cultural •  Technological

•  Strengths •  Weaknesses •  Opportunities •  Threats

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Key  Learning  Points •  To be effective, training and development

must support the business aims. •  Trainers cannot afford to inhabit ‘ivory

towers’ and be detached from the business. •  SWOT reports and other relevant information

already exist; it’s up to you to make them work for needs analysis (TNA/LNA/DNA).

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LNA  Methods •  Questionnaires •  Analysis of Appraisal documents •  The one-to-one interview (Job Analysis) •  Assessments/Tests •  Focus Groups •  Observation/work sampling

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Evaluate  Methods Advantages Disadvantages

When  would  you  use  it?

Best  alone  or  with  other  methods?

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Key  Learning  Points •  It’s important to have and use a range of

LNA methods and to match the most appropriate method to the situation: o  thinking about costs, time and quality of

information.

o  The individual

o  The line manager

o  The trainer

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It’s  no  longer  about  HEAD  COUNTS.

Today,  what’s  inside  the  HEAD,  COUNTS!

~ Very Famous Person