Learning and development (advanced)

This course will explore theory and practice in organizational-based learning and development.  We will look at how the two inter-relate, where the gaps between them are and critique both perspectives. In doing so we will use an evidence-based, critical approach. We will critically explore current models, methods and technologies for managing learning and development inside the Human Resource Management  process.
Duration: in-class (three days); online (six half-day modules).

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CHF 1.800,00

Description

Objectives

This course will explore theory and practice in organizational-based learning and development.  We will look at how the two inter-relate, where the gaps between them are and critique both perspectives. In doing so we will use an evidence-based, critical approach. We will critically explore current models, methods and technologies for managing learning and development inside the HRM process.
Every topic covered in the course will have an introductory theoretical immediately followed by a practical/concrete part where the participant will be asked to operationalise what learned into practice.

Take away

  • A deep understanding of methodologies of training needs analysis, design, transfer and evaluation.
  • An evidence-based approach of L&D practice.
  • A clear view of how to apply L&D inside the organisations.
  • A critical perspective on coaching and others non-traditional way of learning

Participants

HR managers and specialists, L&D managers and specialists.

Program

Training Needs Analysis
  • The practice of training: the identification of training needs
  • The meaning of training needs
  • Type of training needs: Bloom’s taxonomy
  • Levels of training needs (OTP Model)
  • Performance Analysis Model (PA)
  • Academic models
  • Competency modelling
  • Problems with the identification of training needs
  • Benefits of training and development for individuals and teams, organisations, and society.
  • What is (or should be) the difference between competency modelling and traditional job analysis
  • Virtual team management
Training design
  • Nature of learning needs: skills, knowledge, attitudes
  • Purpose and objective
  • Learning principles and transfer
  • Human factor: individuals, differences, the learning group
  • Cost and resources
  • Organisation context and culture
Training delivery, training transfer
  • Training methods
    • Training and learning methods of Marchington and Wilkinson
    • Training and learning methods of Hacket
    • Training centre methods
    • Learning centre methods
    • Coaching (learning partnership)
    • Trends and issues
    • Traditional off job provision vs. integrated method
    • The rise of e-learning
    • Coaching and mentoring
    • Integrated ways of learning
    • Innovative capabilities of communities of practice
  • The influence of training and training transfer factors on organisational learning and performance
Training evaluation
  • Theoretical perspective
  • Evaluation of NHRD
  • Evaluation of HRD in the workplace
  • Evaluation models
  • The CIRO model
  • The Kirkpatrick model
  • The Balanced Scorecard model
  • Meta-analysis
  • Future directions of evaluations

E-learning

  • Revolution or evolution?
  • Perspective on e-learning practice
  • E-learning issues and questions
  • Ongoing development in e-learning
  • An integrative model of e-learning use: Leveraging theory to understand and increase usage
  • Understanding participation in e-learning in organizations
Talent and career development
  • A strategy for talent development
  • Coaching
  • Career management and development
  • Mentoring
Team development
  • Teams and group
  • Team working
  • Team building and team development
  • Intergroup team building
Diversity and cross-cultural training
  • Diversity and HRD
  • Conceptual and theoretical meaning of diversity
  • Issues and concerns in diversity
  • Reviewing diversity training: Where have we been and where should we go
  • Delivering diversity through HRD
  • Developing cross-cultural managerial skills through social media

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