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Tool: Checklist for Developing a Training Program

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1. 2008 Training Providers
Listed in alphabetical order Published June 9, 2008

2. Do-It-Yourself E-Learning
User-friendly content authoring tools and seamless integration allow small in-house training departments to develop their own e-learning courses in a matter of days.

3. Training That Transforms a Job
The training by GM Service Technical College is so good that some GM service technicians are being poached by competitors. One technician still with GM says the program makes him feel “very valuable” in his industry.

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Tool: Checklist for Developing a Training Program

Canada Business, a government information center for both established businesses and entrepreneurs, offers a number of tools for any enterprise.
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canada Business, a government information center for both established businesses and entrepreneurs, offers a number of tools for any enterprise. Among them is this one: "Checklist for Developing a Training Program." Although it was written with owners and managers of small manufacturers in mind, the list contains a number of ideas that could help HR professionals at companies that do not have a formal training function. The information is categorized by titles such as "What Is the Goal of Training?" Advice in that category recommends that "the goal should be spelled out before developing the plan for the training program." The category "What Does the Employee Need to Learn?" includes such thought points as "Are there certain skills and techniques which trainees must learn?" and "Will the employee need instruction about departments other than his or her own?"

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