Train the Trainer - City & Guilds 7300 - Introduction to Trainer Skills

Overview

Course Date:	4th - 5th October
Course Duration:	2 day(s)
Course Price:	Price: £196.00 + VAT
Course Location:	Windsor House, 107 Talbot Road, Talbot Green, South Wales, CF72 8AE

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18th - 19th November (Thursday and Friday)

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The City & Guilds 7300 - Introduction to Trainer Skills (Train the Trainer) is an ideal qualification for those who wish to train others in organisations. The course is delivered over 2 days, and provides participants with a sound introduction to the concepts of a systematic approach to training.

No matter what kind of training you do, whether it be sales, shop floor skills, IT or financial planning - this course will enable you to prepare and handle whatever happens in the training room with panache, flair and professionalism, as well as giving you a certified City & Guilds qualification. On completion, you'll be equipped to deliver and evaluate effective training, no matter what content you are delivering.

We are often praised for our relaxed, informal and supportive approach to training and you can be assured of a great welcome throughout the 2 days. Whether you need picking up from the train station or even the airport. We are here to help you. Take a look at our feedback below and see what people have had to say about us.

Skills recent candidates have said they have learnt and will be able to put into practice: -

"How to deliver a training session and presentation skills" - "How to deliver a training session that is structured, well organised and customer/client friendly" - "Practical understanding of delivering effective training" - "How to plan a workshop, improve my timing, content, presentation and confidence" - "Public speaking confidence" - "Writing aims and objectives" - "Learnt confidence to stand up in front of others" - "How to teach others" - "How to organise in advance" - "Being prepared" - "Allowing for different learning styles"

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FAQ's

Q. Who should attend this City & Guilds 7300 - Introduction to Trainer Skills - Train the Trainer course?

A. The overall purpose of this City & Guilds 7300 course is to provide an introduction for those who wish to train others. It is widely accepted as a qualification that falls under the heading of train the trainer so it is useful for those in business, commerce, and industry as well as the sport and leisure industry such as sub-aqua and sailing instructors; indeed anyone who has to help develop their team by facilitating effective learning.

Q. Would this City & Guilds 7300 - Introduction to Trainer Skills - Train the Trainer course help me to gain employment as a FE teacher?

A. No. You would need the City & Guilds 7303 - PTTLS Award which provides progression to the new 7304 City & Guilds Certificate in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector and the level 5 Diploma in Teaching in the Lifelong Learning Sector. These qualifications confer the required skills and knowledge to fill the newly named Associate Teacher and Full Teacher roles in the Lifelong Learning Sector.

Q. What are the educational pre-requisite qualifications for this City & Guilds 7300 - Introduction to Trainer Skills - Train the Trainer course?

A. There is no formal educational standard specified for course entry. It is however a course requirement for candidates to be able to present and produce their own work and take part in classroom discussion; it is therefore expected that all candidates will have a level of English Language equivalent to the United Kingdom GCSE Grade C or above

Q. Is it necessary that I should have had some prior teaching or instructional experience before this City & Guilds 7300 - Introduction to Trainer Skills - Train the Trainer course?

A. It is not a pre-requisite that you have had prior teaching experience, although this might well be useful to you.

Q. Should I be worried about being in a large class with lots of strangers, as I have no real experience of presenting anything in these circumstances?

A. No you should not be worried! We keep our group size small, and we know the techniques to be used to help you become confident quickly in these circumstances.

Q. Will I be able to start training others straightaway on successful completion of this City & Guilds 7300 - Introduction to Trainer Skills - Train the Trainer course?

A. The basic answer is yes, but you will have to be occupationally competent and qualified in the discipline or occupation that you are training others in. For example you would have to have a British Sub Aqua Club instructors qualification or a Professional Association of Diving Instructors qualification and satisfy the appropriate awarding body to train someone to use SCUBA and issue a qualification to that effect.

Q. Could I take this City & Guilds 7300 - Introduction to Trainer Skills - Train the Trainer course at a local college of Further Education?

A. The 7300 Course is offered by many Colleges, but in common with all open public courses are subject to the minimum numbers required to be economically viable. In addition the course will probably be offered over evening only attendance and take several weeks to several months to complete. The group sizes will also be larger.

Q. Is there a minimum or maximum age limit for candidates on this City & Guilds 7300 - Introduction to Trainer Skills - Train the Trainer course?

A. There is no upper age limit, but prospective candidates should have completed compulsory education and have achieved proficiency and competence in the disciplines that they wish to teach or instruct.

Q. I am not computer literate, is that going to be a problem?

A. Although you are encouraged to use computers, and will have the opportunity to prepare and use PowerPoint presentations, you can complete all of the work without using a computer as long as the handwriting is clear and legible.

Q. Why choose Roger Grice Associates over a local college to complete the City & Guilds 7300 - Introduction to Trainer Skills - Train the Trainer course?

A. The question of cost inevitably arises when comparing course providers for a standard qualification. However there are several reasons why you should consider studying with us rather than one of our competitors. The Associates involved in delivering your programme have a huge amount of experience as Lecturers and Teachers and are very well qualified in this discipline. We will make every effort to relate your learning experience to your own vocational area. We have small class numbers and this allows more time to help our students. You will benefit from being in a mature learning environment. The study time is compact and the qualification gained in a much shorter time.