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GENERIC COMPETENCIES FOR PROFESSIONAL TRAINERS

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I am keen to obtain a list of generic competencies for professional trainers. Can anyone help?

I either employ perapetetic or permanent trainers and would appreciate any information regarding generic competencies. These trainers are employed across all professional areas.
sally cousens

5 Responses

  1. Employment NTO
    Sally

    If you haven’t already got them, you won’t go far wrong by obtaining the Employment NTO’s new Learning and Development Standards.

    You can order from their website at http://www.empnto.co.uk

    Jeffrey Brooks
    ITOL

  2. IITT
    I would suggest that you contact the Institute of IT Training where the TAP model discusses many necessary competencies.

  3. Generic Trainer Competencies
    Here is my list:

    Role skills:

    Presentation – structuring and communicating ideas, using visual aids

    Facilitation – managing activities, eliciting contributions and learning

    One-to-one – coaching, counselling, mentoring, advising, assessing

    Consultancy – investigating, diagnosing, advising, evaluating, partnering

    Trouble-shooter – insightful, innovative, dogged, a skilful rebel

    Design – designing courses, materials, activities, opportunities, e-literate

    Personal skills & qualities:

    Communication – listening, questioning, explaining, giving feedback

    Interpersonal – building relationships, sensitivity, handling conflict

    Assertiveness – confidence, challenging and supporting, negotiating

    Flexibility – responsive, creative, adaptable, manage change

    Expertise – knowledgeable, experienced, insightful, up to date

    Organisational skills:

    Team working – egalitarian, supportive, dependable, collaborative

    Self-management – managing stress, time and work, self starting, learning

    Influencing – instigating and driving change, winning support

    Strategic – co-ordinating, planning, leadership, linking, thinking

    Problem solving – getting things done, working with operational difficulties

    Business – financial, marketing, customer care, managing info.

  4. Larry

    Hi,

     

    I have been looking for the same details and tried the link for the Training Foundation, but it appears to be broken.

    Regards

    Larry