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    Training Needs Analysis

    If you think training is expensive

    try ignorance!

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    Learning OutcomesDefine a training needs analysis(TNA)

    Explain the significance of a TNAExplain the process for carrying outa TNA

    Conduct a TNAReport the findings of a TNA

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    The Training Process

    Identify

    the

    Need

    Evaluate

    the

    Training

    Plan

    the

    Training

    Deliver

    the

    Training

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    What is a training needs analysis?A training needsanalysis is the

    methodofdetermining if atraining need exists

    and if it does, whattraining is requiredto fill the gap.

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    Why should you conduct a TNA?Avoid training for training sake.

    Supports cost effective training.

    Targets areas of greatest need.Gives information on the organisationsclimate.

    Gives commitment from managers andtrainers

    Separates the symptoms from the causes.

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    How can a need to identified?Complaints from staff, customers/clients

    Poor quality work

    Frequent errors

    Large staff turnover

    Deadlines not being metConflict amongst staff

    New equipment systems

    Indicators

    of a

    need

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    Job information that

    needs to be collected

    Job roles

    Job process

    Task list

    Job problems

    Task frequency

    Task difficulty

    Task importance

    How

    often? Howhard?

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    How to do a TNA - process

    1. Document the problem

    2. investigate the problem

    3. Plan the needs analysis

    4. Select the technique

    5. Conduct the analysis

    6. Analyse the data

    7. Report the findings

    7

    steps

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    Techniques for carrying out TNAsInterviews

    Survey questionnaires

    Job descriptions and personspecifications

    Critical incidents

    Log books and other company recordsIndustry seminars

    Supervisors reports

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    Report the findings

    Title page

    Executive summary

    Table of contents

    Introduction

    Recommendation

    Training Plan

    Data collection and analysis methodsCost analysis, proposed costs ofrecommended solutions

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    Recap!A TNA is the methodof determining if atraining need exists and if it does, whattraining is required to fill the gap.

    Much of the TNA process is about askingquestions and getting answers

    Performing a TNA requires seven steps,

    which build on each other.Costing the performance problem andcomparing training costs is an importantpart of the TNA report