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How to Design and Prepare a Training Course

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What you'll learn

Obtaining professional briefings and ensuring that you understand what the client wants
Analyzing the intended participants based on key factors
Being able to make the goals of the training course understandable
Knowing and using methods and techniques for compiling the content
Keeping an eye on the organizational demands and compiling professional seminar documents

Description

One of the essential formats for the effective transfer of knowledge is face-to-face training. In this course, you will learn the basics of planning and designing a classroom training. This includes obtaining (and, if necessary, requesting) a goal-oriented briefing, elaborating on the goals of the training, planning the contents and methods, while also considering organizational challenges.

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Pinktum

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Pinktum provides high-quality, video-based courses focused on Leadership, Communication Skills, and Digital Transformation. Their catalog covers Emotional Intelligence, Conflict Resolution, Team Collaboration, and Change Management, blending psychology and business expertise. Training is interactive and scenario-based, making complex topics easy to apply in practice. Pinktum emphasizes soft skills and workplace culture as critical drivers of professional success. Their content supports organizations in upskilling staff for the modern workplace.

How to Design and Prepare a Training Course

How to Design and Prepare a Training
How to Design and Prepare a Training
One of the essential formats for the effective transfer of knowledge is face-to-face training. In this course, you will learn the basics of planning and designing a classroom training. This includes obtaining (and, if necessary, requesting) a goal-oriented briefing, elaborating on the goals of the training, planning the contents and methods, while also considering organizational challenges.

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