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Coordinator Skill Training Program
Plans and arranges for cooperation with and participation in skill training program by private industry, agencies, and concerned individuals organizes and coordinates recruiting, training, and placement of participants. Contacts various service agencies on behalf of trainees with social problems and refers... [+] More
Plans and arranges for cooperation with and participation in skill training program by private industry, agencies, and concerned individuals organizes and coordinates recruiting, training, and placement of participants. Contacts various service agencies on behalf of trainees with social problems and refers trainees to appropriate agencies to ensure trainees receive maximum available assistance. Prepares periodic reports to monitor and evaluate progress of program. [-] Less
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Employee Training Director
Directs and plans the development and administration of organization training programs. Develops training objectives, strategies, policies, and programs. Coordinates the implementation of policies and procedures related to various training and educational programs for the employees of an organization. Heads and mentors staff of trainers. Investigates and evaluates a variety of in-house and outside training and educational programs. Conducts needs evaluation and designs curricula and courses to meet those needs. Liaises with management to ensure training and educational programs achieve corporate goals. Directs analysis and design of materials and programs and suggests enhancements. Ensures all new clerical and supervisory employees complete orientation/general instructional sessions. Prepares reports for management. Prepares and approves budgets and travel plans. May direct management trainee program. [-] Less
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Employee Training Manager
Manages the activities related to various training and educational programs for an organization. Studies and identifies individual or group training needs, and administers plans, procedures, and programs to meet training needs. Develops a variety of training aids and materials. Keeps informed... [+] More
Manages the activities related to various training and educational programs for an organization. Studies and identifies individual or group training needs, and administers plans, procedures, and programs to meet training needs. Develops a variety of training aids and materials. Keeps informed of new training methods. Determines appropriateness of contracting with outside vendors to accomplish organization's training goals and objectives. Analyzes training program effectiveness and submits reports and recommendations to management. Prepares and approves budgets and travel plans. Recruits, hires, trains staff, evaluates employee performance, and recommends or initiates promotions, transfers, and disciplinary action. [-] Less
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Training Manager
Manages the activities related to various training and educational programs for an organization. Studies and identifies individual or group training needs, and administers plans, procedures, and programs to meet training needs. Develops a variety of training aids and materials. Keeps informed... [+] More
Manages the activities related to various training and educational programs for an organization. Studies and identifies individual or group training needs, and administers plans, procedures, and programs to meet training needs. Develops a variety of training aids and materials. Keeps informed of new training methods. Determines appropriateness of contracting with outside vendors to accomplish organization's training goals and objectives. Analyzes training program effectiveness and submits reports and recommendations to management. Prepares and approves budgets and travel plans. Recruits, hires, trains staff, evaluates employee performance, and recommends or initiates promotions, transfers, and disciplinary action. [-] Less
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Employee Training Supervisor
Supervises the activities related to various training and educational programs for an organization. Oversees staff of training and education specialists who organize and conduct training and educational programs for employee development, orientation, and on-the-job training. Aids in the development of training programs. Determines training methods to be used, such as individual or group instruction, conferences, workshops, and demonstrations. Researches and develops handbooks, models, and other teaching aids. Evaluates employee test scores to measure training program effectiveness and reports findings to management. Recommends changes to improve program content, and works with management to achieve corporate training goals. Prepares and approves budgets and travel plans. May recruit, hire, train staff, evaluate employee performance, and recommend or initiate promotions, transfers, and disciplinary action. [-] Less
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Employee Training Specialist
Develops and runs training programs for employees of industrial, commercial, service, or government establishment. Confers with management to gain knowledge of work situations requiring training for employees to better understand changes in policies, procedures, regulations, and technologies. Develops teaching outline and determines instructional methods, utilizing knowledge of specified training needs and effectiveness of such methods as individual training, group instruction, lectures, demonstrations, conferences, meetings, and workshops. Heads training sessions covering specified areas such as those concerned with new employee orientation, on-the-job training, use of computers and software, apprenticeship programs, sales techniques, safety and health practices, public relations, refresher training, promotional development, upgrading, retraining displaced workers, and leadership development. This is a professional level non-supervisory position. Selects or develops teaching aids, such as training handbooks, demonstration models, multimedia visual aids, computer tutorials, and reference works. Tests trainees to measure progress and to evaluate effectiveness of training. May select and coordinate training programs with outside vendors or professionals. May specialize in developing instructional software. [-] Less
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Technical Training Coordinator
Arranges activities of instructors engaged in training employees or customers of industrial or commercial establishment. Talks with managers, instructors, or customer representatives to determine training needs. Assesses training packages, including outline, text, and handouts written by instructors. Designates instructors to... [+] More
Arranges activities of instructors engaged in training employees or customers of industrial or commercial establishment. Talks with managers, instructors, or customer representatives to determine training needs. Assesses training packages, including outline, text, and handouts written by instructors. Designates instructors to conduct training. Designates instructors to in-service or out-service training classes to learn new skills as needed. Makes schedule for classes, based on availability of classrooms, equipment, and instructors. Monitors budget to ensure that training costs do not exceed allocated funds. Writes budget report listing training costs, such as instructors' wages and equipment costs, to justify expenditures. Attends meetings and seminars to obtain information useful to training staff and to inform management of training programs and goals. Monitors instructors during lectures and laboratory demonstrations to evaluate performance. Issues purchase requisitions for materials and parts necessary to perform work. Interprets company policy to employees and enforces company policy and practices. Analyzes and resolves work problems, or assists employees in solving work problems. Performs related work as required. May develop and conduct training programs for employees or customers of industrial or commercial establishment. May recruit, hire, train staff, evaluate employee performance, and recommend or initiate promotions, transfers, and disciplinary action. [-] Less
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Training Consultant
Consults with client prior to designing, developing, implementing, and maintaining client training materials and programs in both classroom and Web-based environments as requested. Communicates with client management to conduct needs evaluation, and complies with instructional design and methodology standards in... [+] More
Consults with client prior to designing, developing, implementing, and maintaining client training materials and programs in both classroom and Web-based environments as requested. Communicates with client management to conduct needs evaluation, and complies with instructional design and methodology standards in the design and development of effective curriculum and other training materials which meet, support, and incorporate the client's business needs, principles, objectives, strategies, and policies. Directs analysis of and evaluates client's existing training and educational programs, and provides feedback on ways to enhance or replace existing programs. Assists in modifying, revising, and updating the content of existing training programs. Collaborates with functional experts to develop programs that achieve the defined learning and business objectives. Creates graphics, visuals, and audio content to support content delivery. Trains client instructors or delivers instructor-led classroom sessions to client users. Directs the implementation of policies and procedures related to various training and educational programs for the employees of an organization. Monitors and evaluates the effectiveness of curriculum by deploying measurement and feedback tools that track outcomes and ensure alignment to business objectives. Creates reports including management summaries and status reports on various training or client issues or initiatives. Maintains product knowledge, industry knowledge, and familiarity with client's internal processes. [-] Less
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Vocational Training Instructor
Teaches vocational training subjects to students in public or private schools or in industrial plants. Organizes program of practical and technical instruction, including demonstrations of skills required in trade, and lectures on theory, techniques, and terminology. Educates students in subject... [+] More
Teaches vocational training subjects to students in public or private schools or in industrial plants. Organizes program of practical and technical instruction, including demonstrations of skills required in trade, and lectures on theory, techniques, and terminology. Educates students in subject areas, such as mathematics, science, drawing, use and maintenance of tools and equipment, codes or regulations related to trade, and safety precautions. Plans and oversees work of students, individually or in small groups, in shop or laboratory. Tests and evaluates achievement of student in technical knowledge and trade skills. May be identified according to trade or theory taught or type of establishment in which training is conducted, such as plumbing, electronics, or dental assistance. May place students in job training. May teach students with disabilities. May be required to hold certification from State. [-] Less
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Civil Preparedness Training Officer
Instructs paid and volunteer workers in techniques for meeting disaster situations conducts classes in emergency techniques, such as first aid, flood protection, firefighting, shelter management, disaster communications and organization, use of radiological monitoring equipment, and post-attack operations. Confers with local government... [+] More
Instructs paid and volunteer workers in techniques for meeting disaster situations conducts classes in emergency techniques, such as first aid, flood protection, firefighting, shelter management, disaster communications and organization, use of radiological monitoring equipment, and post-attack operations. Confers with local government and federal authorities and with representatives of police, fire, sanitation, and public works departments to coordinate training. May direct or participate in preparation of geographic surveys of local areas to aid in formulating emergency survival plans. May specialize in preparing and distributing emergency preparedness information and be designated civil preparedness public information officer. [-] Less
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