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Summary:
Most
people who call themselves trainers today probably didn't
start out to be trainers. They often work in a field where
they develop extensive knowledge and then are asked to share
what they know. Many trainers have some experience with
teaching, writing, or leadership, although they come from
nearly every field.
As
such, people who work as trainers are often put into
difficult situations without much understanding of what
training is or how to do it well. We know that being a good
trainer is the result of developing skills to bring
information to an audience. This information will then
engage, empower, and encourage continued learning and
development.
This
course will give you the skills that you need so that your
students not only learn, but also enjoy the process, retain
information shared, and use their new skills back in the
workplace.
Participants will also have the opportunity to conduct a
short group training session that incorporates these
training concepts.
Course Overview
You
will spend the first part of the day getting to know
participants and discussing what will take place during the
workshop. Students will also have an opportunity to identify
their personal learning objectives.
Defining a Successful Training Program
To
start the day, participants will be asked to think about
what successful training looks like. This will segue into a
discussion of different audiences and their expectations.
Participants will also look at some situations that could
identify a need for training, and some of the benefits that
training can bring.
What
Makes a Successful Trainer?
Next,
participants will discuss the characteristics of a
successful trainer, including how to stimulate a readiness
to learn. Participants will also look at common mistakes
made by trainers, and they will brainstorm some ways to
avoid or resolve those issues.
A Word
about Adult Learning
During
this session, participants will explore the differences
between adult and child learners in small groups.
The
Learning Process
The
adult learning process has four distinct steps. Participants
will look at each step and discuss how they can use this
model to help trainees learn.
Principles of Adult Learning
This
session will explore the key principles of adult learning
through an exercise and small group work.
The
Learning Process
In
this session, participants will explore the four basic steps
in learning. Participants will also explore some ways to
cover all points of the cycle in a training program.
What's
Your Type? How About Mine?
During
this session, we will look at four main types of trainers.
Participants will explore their type and discuss how this
knowledge can help them become better trainers. The session
will wrap up with a discussion of the experiential learning
process.
Applying the Learning Cycle
For
every learning point we make, trainers must consider the
learning cycle to ensure that the learners get it. This
session will explore the cycle through two different
exercises.
Introverts and Extroverts
Another powerful aspect to understanding yourself and others
is to recognize whether you are an introvert or an
extrovert. This session will ask participants to consider
which side they fall on, and how to use that knowledge in
training.
The
Training Process
This
session will introduce the six basic steps in the training
process and discuss the first step: performing a needs
analysis.
Planning Training
The
next two steps in the training process are to develop the
training and prepare employees. We will examine these steps
through a lecture and group work.
Choosing Training Methods
The
fourth step of the training process is to conduct the
training. During this session, we will begin looking at some
key parts of this step, including training methods and
environmental concerns.
Designing a Learning Sequence
This
session will introduce participants to the four parts of an
effective learning sequence. Then, participants will
practice creating a few sequences of their own.
Adding
Games
Continuing with the fourth step, participants will learn how
to choose games to add to their training.
Setting the Climate
This
session will discuss some of the key factors that set the
training climate.
Presentation Skills
During
this session, participants will explore some different ways
to communicate with the audience, including telling,
showing, non-verbal communication, and using notes.
Participants will also examine some different types of
visual aids that they can use and how best to use them.
Dealing with Difficult Trainees
Participants will complete a brainstorming exercise to
identify types of difficult trainees and ways to deal with
them.
On-the-Job Training
Job
instruction training (or on-the-job training) is becoming
more and more prevalent. This session will discuss a
four-step plan to make job training a success.
Training Presentations
We
have set aside this time for participants to present their
short training program.
Evaluations
It's
now time to go back to the fifth step of the training
process: evaluations. We will examine several methods that
participants can use to evaluate the success of their
program.
Workshop Wrap-Up
At the
end of the course, students will have an opportunity to ask
questions and fill out an action plan.
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Some of
Rick's Motivational Milestones: |
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Earned the Triple Crown Award with Toastmasters
International in January, 2018.
Served as Director Area E-51,
District 38, 2017-18 |
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Earned the Advanced Communicator Gold with Toastmasters
International in January, 2018. |
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Graduated from the Dale Carnegie Sales Course Instructor program and
the Dale Carnegie Basic Instructor Course in August, 2002. |
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Earned the Certified Speaking Professional designation with
the National Speakers Association in July, 2001. |
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Graduated from the Accelerated Freefall Course and became a
licensed parachutist and skydiver in August, 1998. |
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Earned the Microsoft Certified Professional designation in
July, 1997. |
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Graduated from Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island and
earned the title of United States Marine in May, 1992. |
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Some of Rick's
Delighted Clients: |
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We brought Rick in to be our speaker for our annual
conference program for all of our regional sales managers
throughout the country. This is a hard-nosed group who have
seen it all, yet Rick engaged them with finesse. He
challenged them and inspired them. Rick is an exceptionally
talented individual who I highly recommend.
John Erard, Director of Sales & Marketing
Lord, Abbett & Co. Investment Managers
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Rick has a magical approach that provides a clear and
concise message specifically designed to the needs of his
audience. Rick will provide all the motivational magic you
will ever need, propelling your organization to the next
level of greater success.
Thomas Mulhern
Frontier Communications |
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We were delighted with the training and instruction provided
by Rick Saldan on a variety of courses and seminars. He has
proven himself to be a very capable instructor, who adapts
quickly to challenging situations. He interacted very
effectively with our civilian and military personnel.
Looking forward to his upcoming sessions.
Michael McGregor,
Naval Surface Warfare Center |
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We hired Rick to provide two completely different
presentations to our sales force and our customer service
teams. Both events were lively, dynamic and exciting. We
loved how he combined stage magic with his unique insights
in both of these specialties. We were all very impressed
with his highly creative programs. We loved his passion and
enthusiasm as a business speaker. Still trying to figure out
how he knew where we hid his paycheck. Totally impossible.
More impressive than when Kreskin did that!
Richard Rediker, Founder
Rediker Software |
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Rick's presentation is thoroughly inspiring, entertaining
and wonderful!
Elizabeth O'Keeffe
Random House Publishing |
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You can rely on Rick Saldan for any project you get him
involved in. Rick will delight your customers, and deliver
beyond your expectations. An organization who chooses to
bring Rick on board will be lucky to have him, and more
successful for having made the decision.
Fred Walker,
Dale Carnegie Lead Instructor |
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Rick Saldan is an excellent inspirational speaker who
tailored the seminar to the needs of the individual students
being instructed. This office thanks the Mayors Office of
Information Services for having such a vendor.
Timothy K. Lynch
Office of Fleet Management
City of Philadelphia |
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Thank you for your awesome
presentation. I know that all of my teams loved the program.
I love your message and your delivery. I hope that you can
spread even more magic throughout the world!
Gene McNaughton
Vice President of Sales
Tony Robbins & Associates |
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Rick Saldan has the wit, wisdom and sorcery of a
wizard. He has a dynamic personality, and all will enjoy
his captivating stories, comedy and magic!
Dennis Slaughter
Credit Suisse First Boston |
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Rick, this letter comes to you
with thanks from Prime Bank and all the employees who
participated in the training sessions held in our bank and
conducted by you. Everyone in attendance has stated what a
thorough and enjoyable learning course it was.
Michael J. Sexton,
Vice President/Controller
Prime Bank |
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Your training was enjoyable,
informative and very useful in helping us to solve some of
the day-to-day challenges we encounter at Stockard Shipping.
You were very concerned about meeting our particular needs,
and tailored your instruction to cover those specific goals
that we have had in our office routine. Looking forward to
working with you in the future!
Frank Signorello
Vice President, Sales
Stockard Shipping & Terminal Corporation
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You tailored each class to fit the varying needs of the
students but also managed to cover topics in your class
plan. You maintained your composure and sense of humor in
the face of numerous questions and demands.
Patricia J. Kosek
The Glenmede Trust Company |
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I personally commend Mr. Rick Saldan as he has served to be
an outstanding, dedicated and loyal individual and a
definite asset to our organization and our community.
Larry Kovnat
Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce |
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Rick has given of his time, energy and talents to all kinds;
from the needy elderly to convicts, from terminally ill
patients to runaways. He has strengthened and edified the
lives of many.
Captain Ross Schwalm,
United States
Marine Corps |
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The oohs and ahhs
could be heard for miles as magician and motivational
speaker Rick Saldan taught students at the Clarence B. Lamb
School how to be possibility thinkers.
Dana Forde
The New Egypt Press |
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