1. PROCESS OF
TRAINING
WHILE THERE IS NO-ONE-SIZE-FITS ALL
PROGRAM TO IMPROVE COMPANY
CULTURE, THE BEST PROGRAMS SEEK TO
UNDERSTAND EMPLOYEES & MAKE THEM
FEEL CONNECTED TO THE BIG PICTURE.
2. Training need analysis for financial institution providing both banking and
investment services.
OPENING CASE
4. STEPS IN THE TRAINING PROCESS
Evaluation of results
Implementation of training program me
Devising training program me
Establishment of training goals
Assessment of training needs
Organizational Objectives
what business are we in ? where to we want to be in future ?
5. ASSESSMENT OF TRAINING NEEDS
JOB & RELATED TASK THAT
NEED TO BE LEARNED
ORGANIZATION ITS GOALS
& OBJECTIVES
6. ASSESSMENT OF TRAINING NEEDS
COMPETENCIES & SKILLS
THAT ARE NEED TO
PERFORM THE JOB
INDIVIDUAL WHO ARE TO
BE TRAINED
7. BASIC NEED ASSESSMENT
Job requirements Asses needs Training needs
yes / no
Develop
individual training
plan
8. NEED ASSESSMENT RELATION TO JOB
ANALYSIS
A general model for the needs assessment process showing the
relationship to the Job
9. COMPETENCY VS. COMPETENCE
Competency: At person- related concept that refers to the dimensions of behavior lying
behind competent performer.
Competence: At work- related concept that refers to areas of work at which the person is
competent
Competencies: Often referred as the combination of the above two.
12. THE NEEDS ASSESSMENT PROCESS
Reasons or “Pressure Points Outcomes
What is the Context?
Legislation
Lack of Basic
Skills
Poor
Performance
New Technology
Customer
Requests
New Products
Higher
Performance
Standards
New Jobs
What Trainees
Need to Learn
Who Receives
Training
Type of Training
Frequency of
Training
Buy Versus
Build Training
Decision
Training Versus
Other HR
Options Such
as Selection or
Job Redesign
Who Needs
the Training?
In What
Do They
Need
Training?
Organizatio
n Analysis
Task
Analysis
Person
Analysis
13. THE NEEDS ANALYSIS
PROCESS{ORGANIZATIONAL ANALYSIS}
Do We Want To Devote Time
and Money For Training?
Person Analysis
Person Characteristics
Input
Output
Consequences
Feedback
Task Analysis or Develop a
Competency Model
Work Activity (Task)
KSAs
Working Conditions
Organizational Analysis
Strategic Direction
Support of Managers
& Peers for Training
Training Resources
14. PERSON ANALYSIS
Basic Skills
Cognitive Ability
Reading level
Self – efficacy
Awareness of timing Needs ,Career,
Interests, Goals
Input
Understand what how when to perform
Situational constrains
Social support
Opportunity to perform
Out put
Expectations from learning &
performance
Consequences
Norms
Benefits
Reward
Feedback
Frequency
Specification
Details
Motivation To Learn Learning Job Performance
16. STEPS IN TASK ANALYSIS
Validate Or Confirm The Preliminary List Of Task
Having a SME Oral or written survey
Develop A Preliminary List Of Task S Performed On The Job
Interviewing & observing experts
& their managers
Talking with others who have performed
a task analysis
Select The Job Or Jobs To Be Analyzed