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How to…design training for other trainers

July 9, 2010Blogbusiness, performance, trainingSheridan Webb

As my core business is designing training (and as such, I like to think that I know a bit about it), I thought that it was about time I shared some of the useful tips and techniques I’ve learned over the years. So, for the next few months, I’ll be rolling out a series of ‘How to…’ blogs, around designing different types of learning. This first blog in the series will look at designing training workshops for other people to deliver.

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Eat in or Take out?

June 15, 2010Blogcoaching, trainingSheridan Webb

I’ve just enjoyed a wonderful holiday in Tuscany, where I had a great mix of lazing about and taking in the atmosphere, and frenetic sight-seeing trying to cram as much into 1 day as possible. Although we were technically self-catering, no-one really wants to cook on holiday, so meals became a simple choice…eat in or take out?

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The customer isn’t always right: The important of Training Needs Analysis

May 24, 2010BlogtrainingSheridan Webb

My shower doesn’t work properly. It hasn’t done since it was installed. Having put up with it for over a year, I decided enough was enough. The bathroom fitter had been back a few times, and said that the only thing to do now was to get a combination boiler fitted. Hang the expense I thought, I want a proper shower!

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The Tourists Guide to….

April 15, 2010BlogSheridan Webb

It struck me recently as I was planning my summer holiday, that my job as an invisible trainer, has many similarities with that of a travel writer. Unlike the locals (employees), I am not immersed in the community; I do not know all of its ways and customs. But also unlike the locals, I am fascinated about the world in which they live in, and see the beauty and wonder that they take for granted.

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It’s not all about the test is it?

April 15, 2010Blogbusiness, trainingSheridan Webb

This was the challenge I gave to my daughter’s teacher at our recent parent’s evening, having been told that aspects of her work were excellent, whilst others needed a bit more attention. She tried to reassure me by stating that the things she was excelling at were the things that counted most in the SATS. But in my opinion, the things she needed to work on were just as important for life in general, and I found her dismissal of these aspects a little unsettling.

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How to…design technical training

April 10, 2010Blogcoaching, trainingSheridan Webb

This second blog in our ‘How to…’ series has been produced in collaboration with Paula Jones, Owner of 6th Level Training. Paula is a highly experienced designer and deliverer of technical (as well as soft skills) training, and was a finalist in the 2010 IT Trainer of the Year Awards. I picked her brains over coffee, as technical training is something that I have less experience of. Here are her words of wisdom…

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A Master of Disguise.

March 4, 2010Blogcoaching, trainingSheridan Webb

Trainers who focus on delivery of training or coaching have a product or experience that they provide. Clients like it (or not) and make purchasing decisions accordingly. The trainer then has to then continue with that product/experience which has both upsides (they enhance their reputation in that area) and downsides (people stop considering them for other things).

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In at the Deep End

February 3, 2010Blogbusiness, induction, trainingSheridan Webb

Last weekend, my son had his very first swimming lesson. He spent the week prior to this lesson lurching between being very excited, and mildly petrified about what was in store for him. We tried to make things easier for him by explaining what was likely to happen, and taking him to the pool the week before so that he was familiar with the environment. The big day arrived, and we crossed our fingers: This could go either way…In the end, he did brilliantly. He even had the courage to jump into the pool (holding the teacher’s hand) at the end of the lesson. We were very proud of him.

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Share the Love at Work with Performance Management

October 4, 2009Blogbusiness, managers, performance, trainingSheridan Webb

Ahh, Valentine’s Day looms ever closer, and love is in the air. Whether you’ve been in a relationship for 2 weeks or 60 years, it’s a time when we focus on our relationship, and celebrate what’s great about it. Regardless of your views on Valentine’s Day itself (is it romantic or an over-commercialised gimmick to make money?), having a set date in the calendar to focus on something important (like our relationship) makes us actually do it.

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