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Train Of Trainers Program TOT Specialist

Why Attend

The training of Trainers (TOT) program provides you with deep insights into the art of training and facilitation of educational techniques as well as the know-how of developing an interactive course curriculum. Our TOT course will transform skill sets, refining them to make a confident and competent professional trainer. Attendees will explore the psychology behind the learning mechanism of adults/mature learners and take a systematic approach to deliver training sessions that meet participants' needs.

Overview

Course Outline

Schedule & Fees

Course Methodology

Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing

Course Objectives

Identifying the characteristics of an exceptional trainer; Conducting short group training sessions that incorporate key training concepts; Developing an effective training style such as Addie style, using appropriate training aids and techniques; Understanding the key principles of effective communication ; Explaining various methods for making lecture-based programs active; Describing a needs analysis and why it is a necessary step in any training program; Knowing how to write training objectives and evaluate it ; Developing a training program structure; Presenting information in a clear, concise, engaging manner; Mastering the new training cycle; How to specify training from external providers; How to manage demands and prioritize any training request; Understand and be able to implement a training system and understand the software available; Be able to explain to others how training costs are arrived at; Show to others the value of training

Target Audience

First Week: Trainers; Managers; Executives; Anyone  who needs to sharpen his knowledge and skills in Train the Trainer; Trainers (from the ILO and other UN Agencies, as well as the EC and other development cooperation entities) who serve on international development projects;; Technical specialists and project staff who engage with constituents and other stakeholders;; Facilitators who manage learning and change processes;; Teachers and vocational education experts seeking to introduce innovation into their curricula to contribute to the flourishing of their learners' potential and creativity;; Human Resources managers working for ministries, public agencies, enterprises, and trade unions who need to improve their learning coordination and supervision;; Union representatives who are responsible for human development.

Target Competencies

n/a

First Week:

DAY 1

How People Learn and What Interferes with the Learning Process

  • Introduction and program objectives

  • How adults learn - discussion

  • Motivators to the learning process

  • Learning styles - demonstration and questionnaire

  • How personality plays such an important role in learning

  • Reasons why people find it difficult to learn - exercise

  • Medical impediments to learning (no matter how good the training is)

  • Latest data on memory - and what we can do to improve it - demonstration

DAY 2

The Role and Function of Today’s Training Departments

  • Group exercise - what does training do?

  • The roles within training

  • The new training activities map - discussion

  • So who should do what in training - group exercise

  • Feedback from the exercise

  • Should training be a profit center and how should it demonstrate value?

  • Training role in other matters - succession planning

  • Business emergency procedures - exercise

DAY 3

The Two Principle Training Requirements - Competency & Performance

  • Competency - The History

  • How competencies are constructed - practical exercise

  • How much training comes from competency requirements

  • Measuring before and after results of competency-based training

  • What is performance

  • Types of performance-based training - group exercise

  • How to measure and evaluate performance-based training

  • DVD - Training in action - group feedback and review

DAY 4

The Training Cycle - 2011 and Beyond

  • How training is identified - group exercise

  • A new and easier approach to Training Needs Analysis

  • DVD on TNA - discussion

  • How to cost training - easy method - demonstration

  • Keeping accurate training records - what’s needed and new software

  • How to prioritize all training - group exercise

  • Prioritizing training - feedback, and process needed

  • How much value is in training - Case study and results

DAY 5

Getting the Best from Internal and External Training Providers

  • Understanding Learning Objectives

  • How to write learning objectives - group exercise

  • Short cut easy way to write competency-based learning objectives

  • How would you measure performance-based learning objectives - discussion

  • Should high-level training results be rewarded?

  • A professional evaluation tool should you need one

  • Review of progress to date - your presentations

Second Week:

Day 6

  • Stages of interpersonal communication

  • The training steps & stages

  • Overhead projector demonstration 

  • Essentials of effective training

  • Components of a learning

  • Nurturing motivation and the incentive to learn

  • Principles of adult learning

  • Learning methods 

Day 7

  • The learning cycle

  • The learning process

  • The trainer's role

  • Putting self in the position of the learner

  • Giving and receiving feedback

  • Motivation and creating positive attitudes toward learning

  • Dealing with difficult situations

  • Identifying the audience

Day 8

  • Overview of the ADDIE model of training

  • The five stages of a development process: Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation

  • Performing a needs analysis

  • Writing objectives

  • Outlining the program

  • Differences between training and presenting

  • Training vs. showing the user

Day 9

  • Researching and writing the program

  • Testing the program & managing questions and answers

  • Questioning techniques

  • Clues and tips in questions

  • Types of activities

  • Sensory systems

  • Identifying the learner's preferred sensory system

Day 10

  • Psychology of adult learners and their learning mechanism

  • Facilitating effective "uptake" and recall strategies in learning

  • Getting buy-in

  • Using humor

  • Quick and easy games

  • Troubleshooting games & Visual aids and presentation tips

$5875

London

Country: United Kingdom

Duration: Two weeks

Date: 20–31 Oct 2025

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$4875

Casablanca

Country: Morocco

Duration: Two weeks

Date: 04–15 May 2026

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