Grovo estimates that ineffective training can cost a company $13.5M per year for every 1,000 employees. Not surprisingly, if you ask most
Jason Teteak – Classroom Training Mastery
When You Are Complete This Training, You’ll Have a Proven Plan For
TRULY ENGAGING
APPLICABLE TRAINING IN CLASSROOMS
…This Doubles Learner Retention Half the Time with Curriculum You Already Have (Even If It’s Boring)
Ineffective training can cost you money.
Grovo claims that the annual loss of a business due to ineffective training is staggering at $13.5M per 1000 employees. Not surprisingly, if you ask most trainers and managers about their training efforts, their responses are typically less than enthusiastic…
“Our learning programs aren’t doing a good job meeting our learner’s needs.”
“I’m not achieving my full potential at work due to lack of developmental opportunities.”
“I don’t know how to apply the skills from the training I received on the job.”
Or the always-popular…
“Training is boring.”
Say what you will about classroom training, but the fact is…
There’s Nothing Boring About DOUBLING Your Retention Without Having To Increase Your Training Time
Ordinary trainers might think that training is for the weak. “boring”… …but smart trainers know better.
Smart trainers know that, when executed properly, there’s no faster, easier or more cost-Classroom training is a more effective way to motivate employees and help them reach their full potential.
How do you make it right?
Specifically,
- How can you get employees to take part in your training? And then, when they attend…
- How can you engage your class (even those who are not the easiest learners) and keep them interested in learning? And once they’re engaged?
- How can you ensure that the learning is retained and that they are able to apply the skills they have learned in their jobs? (Their real jobs…not the “Theory” Job and DEFINITELY NOT The “Recycle” bin.) Then…
- How do you measure it all? so that all your new trainers and employees are skilled and you’re not spending more money and time on retraining?
These are the questions every classroom trainer must be able to answer…
Importantly, every MANAGER must know these questions if they are to maximize their training efforts and avoid having to replace employees because of turnover.
So if you want to make sure that your employees not only are engaged…
…but also are highly motivated, retaining and applying their learning and (most importantly) achieving their full potential (and sticking around because of it), then you need to work on these critical steps.
But how do you do it?
Fortunately, that’s exactly what you’re about to learn…
Classroom Training Mastery Course Details
This 16-hour program dives deeply into the strategies, techniques, and tools you need to be an effective trainer. You’ll learn how to motivate adult learners, keep them interested, deal with challenging or disgruntled participants, maximize learning and retention, and you will actually do it yourself!
Module 1
Make sure they feel secure before class
Lesson 1 – Make Small Talks Comfortable
Lesson 2 – Make an Impressive First Impression
Lesson 3: Give Last-Minute Reminders
Module 2:
Start with an Amazing Ouverture
Lesson 1: Give Your Introduction
Lesson 2: Learn More About Them
Lesson 3: Identify the Takeaways
Module 3
Increase Credibility and Relativity
Lesson 1 – Do an Oral Review
Lesson 2 – Send Them to Break
Lesson 3: Talk and walk during breaks
Lesson 4: Bring them Back from Break
Module 4:
You can be convincingly open to it
Lesson 1: Make them feel safe before class
Lesson 2: Begin with an Amazing Opening
Lesson 3 – Build Credibility & Rapport
Module 5:
Open Convincingly Project
Lesson 1 – Make them feel secure before they go to class
Lesson 2: Begin with an Amazing Opening
Lesson 3 – Build Credibility & Rapport
Module 6:
Keep them involved
Lesson 1: Ask the right questions
Lesson 2: Give Targeted Directionals
Lesson 3: Use the Agree and See if You’re Right
Module 7:
Encourage them to Follow along
Lesson 1: Refer back to Hooks
Lesson 2: Use Buddy System
Lesson 3 – Work in the Room
Module 8:
Make sure they understand
Lesson 1: Use Etch-You can find more information at-Sketch Effectively
Lesson 2 – Use visual aids correctly
Lesson 3: Give Benchmark Checks
Module 9:
Use effective body language and tone
Lesson 1 – Convince with your Voice
Lesson 2 – Command Your Body
Lesson 3: Show genuine enthusiasm
Lesson 4: Find out if they have it
Module 10:
Teaching Effectively: Practice
Lesson 1: Keep them engaged
Lesson 2 – Help them follow along
Lesson 3: Make sure they understand
Lesson 4: Learn to Use Effective Body Language and Tone
Module 11
Teach Effectively
Lesson 1: Keep them engaged
Lesson 2 – Help them follow along
Lesson 3: Make sure they understand
Lesson 4: Learn to Use Effective Body Language and Tone
Module 12
Answer Any Question
Lesson 1: Invite Questions
Lesson 2: Paraphrase the question
Lesson 3: How to Handle the Question
Lesson 4: End the Question
Module 13
Reduce distractions
Lesson 1: Stop Interruptions
Lesson 2: Handle Negativity
Lesson 3: Manage Inattention
Module 14
Show it was worthwhile
Lesson 1: Administer an Ende-This is-Day Review
Lesson 2: Remind them what they have
Lesson 3 – Address Unanswered Questions
Module 15
Individual Success
Lesson 1: Tutor Benchmark Candidates
Lesson 2 – Assign an independent assessment
Lesson 3: Part With Warm Words
Module 16
Training trainees
Lesson 1: Answer Any Question
Lesson 2: Minimize Distractions
Lesson 3: Show it Was Worthwhile
Lesson 4: Ensure Individual Success
Module 17
Manage Trainees
Lesson 1: Answer Any Question
Lesson 2: Minimize Distractions
Lesson 3: Show it Was Worthwhile
Lesson 4: Ensure Individual Success
Module 18
Make it irresistible Training
Lesson 1: Update Your Lesson Plans
Lesson 2: Practice Your Scripts
Lesson 3 – Prepare for the Day of Training
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Course Features
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- Duration Lifetime access
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- Language English
- Students 0
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