Trainer's Role and Functions
Trainer's Role and Functions
VISHNU.VISWAMBHARAN
Introduction
As Suzy Siddons says....A trainer must be a super-effective multi-tasker with eyes in the back and sides of the head. The trainers role is that of a facilitator
Functions of a Facilitator
Social Secretary Person with a knowledge base and a source of expertise Motivator, Encourager and Inspirer Presenter
Training styles
Active training strategy, which is an approach where the trainee learns by participating in an activity that is related to the curriculum, Passive training strategy, which is an approach where the trainee learns by being given information, typically through written text or verbally.
Collaborative training strategy, which is an approach where two or more trainees share ideas, experiences, opinions, and perspectives related to the training objective, but complete the training activities independently,
Cooperative training strategy, which is an approach where two or more trainees work together on a common task, in a manner that is positively interdependent, with trainees accountable for their share of the work.
Example
Method adopted
used passive and task-based style (to teach procedures and to find information). Used active based style (To reinforce the information) Used cooperative and problem-based style (to have a team of two solve the problem of a pretend caller).
To Succeed ?
create a healthy learning environment use different mediums and formats create different kinds of opportunities for learning to occur.
Other factors
Interaction Listening Reading Doing / Practicing Playing