Training Plan

Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada
2000
ISBN: 0-662-28521-2
Cat. No.: H34-105/2000-3-3E

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Training Plan: Training Principles

Components of a Training Plan

Using a Training Plan Template

Developing a Training Plan for Submission
Analyze and Prioritize the Training Needed
Identify the Training Goals and Objectives
Review the Training Programs/Courses Available
Select the Training Program(s) and Timing
Outline the Training Methods
Identify How to Monitor and Evaluate the Training Results

Submitting the Training Plan for Review

Putting the Training Plan in Action

Criteria for Reviewing Training Plans

Appendices

• Appendix A - Training Plan Template 1
• Appendix B - Training Plan Template 2 (with completed sample)
• Appendix C - Regional or Territory Training Plans Summary (Template)
• Appendix D - Manager's Skill Transfer Tips
• Appendix E - Training Plan Review Checklist
• Appendix F - Adult Education
• Appendix G - Definitions

3. Planning

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• Review Checklist
  ~ Go to Handbooks 3A, 3B and 3C in   the Planning Section and Review the   Summary Checklists of Activities
  
  
• Decide if You Have the Skills/ Resources to Carry Out Work
  
  

  YES
  
  
  ~ Set Reasonable Timelines Against Each Checklist of Activities
  

  Service Delivery Plan (3A)
  

Capital Plan (3B)

Training Plan (3C)

• Develop Community Evaluation Questions
  What Evaluation Questions Does Your Community Need to Ask to:
  ~ Determine How Well Your Program Is Working
  ~ What Changes Would Make Your Program Better
   
  
• Review Results with Community Leadership
  
  
• Hold Community Meeting
   
  
• Send to Regional Review Process

NO

• Refer to Handbook 2 for Options