Managing an enterprise rto
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This document discusses different types of enterprise RTOs (registered training organizations) and how they deliver training. There are three main types: centralised ERTOs which deliver training through dedicated trainers with some assistance from employees; integrated ERTOs which deliver all training on-the-job through subject matter experts with support from trainers; and volunteer ERTOs which deliver training through volunteers or volunteer-supported coordinators. The document also discusses aligning an ERTO's training with an organization's strategic goals and measuring the impact of training on job and business performance.
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1. Training needs assessment involves analyzing organizational, task, and person factors to determine what training is needed. Key steps are organizational analysis to assess business strategy and resources, task analysis to identify required skills, and person analysis to identify who needs training.
2. Common needs assessment techniques include interviews, focus groups, questionnaires, observation, and documentation review. Each has advantages and disadvantages for collecting different types of data.
3. The needs assessment process involves determining organizational support for training, analyzing person characteristics like readiness to learn, analyzing job tasks and skill requirements, and identifying performance gaps that training can address.
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Employee Training
Employee training is whereby organizations identify skill gaps that exist amongst their employees and device strategies to reduce the skill gaps. Employee training thus can be done through lectures, work based training or by an external party. The aims o employee training is to improve employee efficiencies as well as improve employee production quality or increase the levels of output. Organizations that do not conduct training to their employees will experience low production output, a low competitive workforce as compared to their competitors, customer dissatisfaction as a result of the reduced quality of output as well as a reduction in sales in the case of an unskilled sales team. For training to be successful and well planed, the human resource department needs to come up with an employee training schedule. (Sidharth Thakur 2012).
Employee training schedule
When planning a training program for employees, setting up a proper training schedule as well as communicating it to the employees should be the top most priority of any organization that want to conduct training to their employees, this should mostly be done by large organizations that want to conduct training to a large number of employees due to the complexity of the training program. Thus an organization training schedule template is what organizations need to inform their employees about how the training program will be conducted. Stacy 2010
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The effectiveness of a training program depends on how well employees have been informed about the program as well as the kind of attendance the program seeks. To ensure these two things succeed, the schedule of the training program must be available to all the employees in question before the start of the training program. (Sidharth Thakur 2012).
Contents of an employee training schedule
An employee training schedule contains three important pieces of information, they include
Training Program Details: The top of the training schedule shows the name of the training program, the total number of hours it will take to complete the training, the proposed start and finish date and the name/department of the training coordinator. (Edwards 2010).
Training Summary: The second part will have the basic structure of the training. This will include the training modes as well as how many hours will be dedicated to each of the modules. (Edwards 2010).
Detailed Training Schedule: Here, the hourly schedule for the training program will be detailed out. The other relevant information regarding each sessions such as the time, the place session is the name of the trainer who will be facilitating the training session can be displayed here. Ginny (Edwards 2010).
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- 1. Managing an Enterprise RTO Providing High Impact Training to meet organisational needs
- 2. • The enterprise is a legal business entity within Australia • The enterprise is registered as an RTO • The principal business of the enterprise is not training and development • The primary target population for the RTO is the employees of the enterprise The Enterprise RTO
- 4. ‘Centralised ERTOs’ (~ 48% of responses). This type of ERTO reported that 100% of its training effort was either delivered by dedicated trainers only, or delivered by dedicated trainers with some minor assistance from business unit team leaders, supervisors, and/or experienced employees. ‘Integrated ERTOs’ (~ 43% of responses). This type of ERTO reported that 100% of its training effort was delivered on-the- job by 'subject matter experts‘ (i.e. business unit team leaders, supervisors, experienced employees or volunteers) with support as needed from dedicated trainers. ‘Volunteer ERTOs’ (~ 9% of responses). This type of ERTO reported that 100% of its training effort was either delivered by volunteers only, or delivered in the major part by volunteers supported where needed by qualified training co-ordinators or facilitators.
- 5. Its not just about the Qualification
- 6. CORPORATE MISSION Business Processes & Procedures STRATEGIC GOALS BUSINESS OBJECTIVES Work Level Standards Capability Register Position Description Work Instructions Policy & Procedure Manual External Legislation & Licensing Training Content & Materials Training Programs & Interventions Individual & Team Training Plans TRAINING DELIVERY JOB PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF TRAINING OUTCOMES Feedback process COMPETENCY ASSESSMENT Mapping Training Package Competencies Training Package Assessment Elements Mapping
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- 8. Organisation Focused Measurement Metrics (What SHOULD we measure)
- 9. Key Metrics we Measure • Level 3 - Job Impact: % of staff who applied key training concepts; • Level 4 - Business Impact: Quantitative and qualitative assessment of impact of training of achievement of strategic plan; • Business Metrics (ROI) - Impact of training upon client service delivery; and • Total Cost
- 11. With Formal Learning • Face to face Facilitator lead training; • Structured E-Learning; • Formal Assessment; • Explicit Goals; • Measurable outcomes.
- 12. Linked to Individual and Organisational ROI Evaluation
- 13. With an Appropriate Funding Model • 100% Funded by Organisation – 0% charge to business units; • ?% Funded by Organisation – ?% charge to business units; • 0% Funded by Organisation – 100% charge to business units; • + External funding/training to reduce overall costs to organisation
- 14. Finding External Funding • State and Federal Government 1. Trainee and Apprenticeships 2. Strategic investment fund 3. National Workforce Development Fund
- 15. Finding External Funding • External Training (Fee for Service) 1. Niche Marketing 2. Core Business skills 3. Similar Businesses (Smaller or Larger) 4. Government and Enterprise Contracts 5. Consulting
- 16. Creates Business Satisfaction and Outstanding ROI
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- Enterprise RTOs represent a distinct and unique component of the Australian VET sector. They differ markedly from TAFE colleges and private fee-for-service providers in their business objectives, operational environment and target populations. The primary business of an enterprise RTO is not training and development, and the RTO operation is typically embedded as a function rather than a discrete entity within the existing business operations and processes of the enterprise.