Our organizations are in desperate need of training options that empower learners to gain knowledge and skills without having to gather in a classroom.
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Conceptual training only goes so far when it comes to frontline employees who need to develop skills such as selling, time management and leading teams.
Regardless of the source of the training content, learning is of little value unless it prepares the participant to perform better on the job and makes a measurable contribution to organizational results.
Many workplaces are practicing an informal approach to on-the-job training. Formalizing this process provides a means of measuring its efficacy.
A sound leadership training strategy can be the difference between lackluster courses with disappointing results and improved job performance that drives organizational success.
Intertek Alchemy, the leading provider of training and engagement solutions for frontline workers, is pleased to announce the launch of Alchemy Playbook™, a mobile application that reduces unplanned downtime and increases production for manufacturers.
Imagine if learners had 24/7 access to the information they needed, when they needed it. The onboarding process would be quicker, productivity would soar and the weight of knowledge transfer would be largely lifted off the training manager’s shoulders.
Having been in the video training business since 2005, I’ve watched my clients incorporate video into all aspects of their training. It’s exciting to see how nimble video can be — how one tool has so many uses.
According to new research, the U.S. workforce is eager to upskill. However, employers are failing to cater to the development needs of their employees, with fewer than half (46%) of employees having received work-based training in the past year.
JFF has received more than $16 million in new funding from public and private awards to create and scale real-world training opportunities through a major expansion of its Center for Apprenticeship & Work-Based Learning.