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After completing a training needs analysis course, delegates will be able to plan for identifying current and future training needs, select and use effective information gathering techniques, and analyze information to prioritize training needs and produce a training plan showing solutions, priorities and benefits that generates desired organizational outcomes. A training needs analysis identifies performance gaps in skills, knowledge or abilities and helps organizations plan training programs aligned with activities and budgets to address these gaps before they negatively impact the business. The process also helps organizations consider new training areas and target training to the right people.
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Week 5 Content(1)- Needs Assessment
Introduction
Needs assessment is the process of identifying and articulating an organization's human resource
development (HRD) needs. Needs assessment helps identify an organization's goals, reveals gaps
between employee's skills and skills needed for effective job performance, identifies gaps
between current skills and ones needed for future job performance and reveals the conditions
under which the HRD activity will occur. Based on the video clips from the movie Office Space
and the job description for a data analyst at Initech, I have conducted an HRD-focused needs
assessment for the organization. The assessment includes findings for organizational, task, and
person level needs.
Organizational level:
1. Lack of effective communication: In the video clip "Did You Get the Memo?", it is evident
that there is a lack of clear communication within the organization. The memo about TPS reports
seems to be poorly distributed, leading to confusion among employees.
2. Motivation problems: The video clip "Motivation Problems" highlights the demotivated work
environment at Initech. Employees seem disengaged and uninterested in their tasks, which may
indicate a lack of motivation and job satisfaction.
Task level:
1. Data analysis responsibilities: As per the job description for a data analyst, one of the key
responsibilities is to analyze large datasets and extract meaningful insights. This suggests that
data analysts at Initech play a crucial role in supporting decision-making processes through data
analysis.
2. Use of software tools: The job description mentions proficiency in various software tools such
as SQL, Excel, and statistical packages. This indicates that data analysts are expected to possess
technical skills related to data manipulation and analysis.
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data analyst role. This implies that individuals in this position need to have a keen eye for
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2. Analytical thinking: Analytical skills are mentioned as a requirement in the job description,
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Task needs:
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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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This document proposes a project to develop a people strategy with a skills audit and training needs analysis process. It involves completing a skills audit to identify required and current skills for each position. A skills gap analysis would then compare position requirements to individual skills to identify training needs. A divisional training plan would compile required training for each person. Personal learning plans would set individual training goals. Finally, evaluating return on investment and outcomes would assess the effectiveness of the training.
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This document is a project report on employee training and development. It discusses the objectives of the study which are to lay the foundation for training and development processes and to improve the current training and development practices of an organization. It covers topics like the scope of the study, definitions of training and development, identification of training needs, the training process, development process, research methodology used, questionnaires, and limitations. The overall purpose is to explore and understand employee training and development practices in organizations.
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- 1. After this training needs analysis training course, delegates will be able to: 1. Prepare a plan for the identification of current and future training needs. 2. Select and use information-gathering techniques effectively. 3. Analyse the information to prioritise training needs. 4. Produce a training plan showing solutions, priorities and benefit projections that generates desiredOrganizational .
- 4. Training needs analysis as “a process that determines the skills and knowledge requirements for a project or an organization, and the training that needs to be done to ensure those requirements are met.” Wikipedia :“Training Analysis is the process of identifying the gap in employee training and related training needs.” The training needs analysis definition from the U.S. Office of Personnel Management describes training needs assessments as a process “to identify performance requirements and the knowledge, skills, and abilities needed by an agency’s workforce to achieve the requirements.”
- 6. Identify gaps: A training needs analysis can help you determine if your company has any organizational issues that are caused by a lack of skills, knowledge and abilities. Focusing on both training and analysis can help you identify these issues before they become a problem and have a negative impact on your business Plan : Conducting a training needs assessment can help you plan your employee training programs for the year in advance so that you can align them with the activities and budgets. Get creative. TNA process in HRM can help you think outside the box and highlight training areas you may not have considered before. Target the right people. TNA in HRM can also help you target the right people for each training session, helping you design personalized L&D programs and workplace mentorships that keep employees engaged and motivated to learn.
- 10. CRITICAL SERVICESOF ANESTHESIA,OPERATIONTHEATRE,INTENSIVECARE UNIT AND PEADIATRIC DEPARTMENT HKGU PENGENALAN Training Need Analysis (TNA ) TNA merupakan langkah asas yang perlu dilaksanakan terlebh dahulu sebelum sesuatu perancangan mengenai sesuatu latihan dibuat . Objektif utama TNA dilaksanakan adalah untuk mengunmpul dan menganalisa keperluan sebenar latihanbagipegawai didalam sesuatu organisasi sesuai dengan tugas dan tanggungjawab jawatan yang disandang . Aspek ini penting kerana perlaksanaan latihan merupakan suatu keperluan jangka panjang dan untuk memastikan kompetensi anggota ditahap yang diperlukan bagi memastikan penyampaian perkhidmatan diberikan pada tahap yang optima . OBJEKTIF 1.Untuk mengetahui tahap kemahiran setiap anggota berdasarkan pengalaman dan tempoh bekerja . 2.Untuk memberikan latihan kepada anggota yang kurang berkemahiran . 3.Bagi menyelaraskan pengetahuan dan kemahiran kepada semua pekerja .
- 11. ANALISA KAJIAN 1.Memberi ruang kepada pekerja sendiri untuk memilih kursus yang ingin diikuti . 2.Menilai tahap kemahiran yang dimiliki oleh setiap individu mengikut pengalaman . 3.Menawarkan kursus-kursus mengikut keperluan pekerja 4.Dapatkan markah setiap penilaian di akhir kursus yang terlibat JAWATANKUASA Dipengerusikan oleh Penyelia Jururawat Klinikal ,Kawasan Kritikal , Hospital Keningau . Penyelia Jururawat Klinikal (PJK) Sukinah BT Maniah.
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