The Journey From District Trainer to Director of Training
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This document outlines the evolving role of a District Trainer to a Director of Training and discusses developing an effective District Training Team structure. It examines the core competencies needed for a Director of Training and provides an example team structure from District 7080. The document concludes by emphasizing the importance of continuous learning, celebration, and involvement to keep a Training Team engaged.
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The Journey From District Trainer to Director of Training
- 1. THE JOURNEY FROM DISTRICT TRAINER TO DIRECTOR OF TRAINING ADRIAN DECOO, IAN FERGUSON, SANDHYA MAINI, HOWARD PELL, BILL PROCTOR, June 25 2018
- 2. Learning Objectives • To clarify and understand the evolving role of the District Trainer vs. Director of the Training Team • To examine and review a District Training team structure for effective delivery of district training programs • To discuss and understand a deliberate plan to help develop and strengthen the District Training Team
- 3. Developing a District Training Team: A Simulation
- 4. Self only please, do not consult others at this time. Small Group Discussion
- 5. Why continuous learning and training in Rotary?
- 6. What’s in a Name?
- 7. Director of Training – Core Competencies
- 8. District 7080 Training Team Director of Training Chair, President Elect Training Seminar (PETS) 1 Chair, Multi-District PETS Chair, Club Leadership Training/Assembly Chair, Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) Chair, Visioning/Strategic Planning Chair, District Team Training Chair Foundation Qualification Training
- 9. Now Hiring!
- 11. If I Had a Million Dollars (song by Bare Naked Ladies)
- 12. Sounds Like A Plan
- 13. From Plan to Reality: Content 101
- 16. The Devil is in the Detail...
- 17. There Is Always Room for Improvement
- 19. So, What’s the Missing Ingredient?
- 20. Getting Involved
- 21. What to do When You Get Involved
- 22. Other considerations: • Regular meetings • Celebrate • Have fun
- 23. Questions? Adrian DeCoo: adriandecoo@rogers.com Ian Ferguson: scotchtown15@gmail.com Howard Pell: hlpell@ppsi.net Bill Proctor: bill.proctor@bell.net Sandhya Maini: sandhya.maini2@gmail.com
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