This two-day course provides the OHSE practitioner, whether an internal or external consultant, with the introductory knowledge and skills to design effective training courses based on an analysis of organizational and employee needs. Filled with tools and strategies, the course will take course developers through needs analysis, instructional approaches, design and delivery processes, as well as assessment and evaluation elements within an overall Training Management Framework. The course will also assist decision-makers in evaluating the effectiveness of training courses already in place or courses identified for potential implementation. The course outcomes apply to multi-industry training programs.
While it will be touched upon, it should be noted that this course will not focus on the critical identification of training needs and options as this is offered in a separate CSSE course. Students with a sound background in performing needs analyses and evaluating options will be additionally supported by this second OHSE training course.
Course participants will be able to:
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develop quality learning outcomes which will demonstrate the participants’ ability to integrate their new knowledge, skills, and attitudes effectively in their workplace
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examine the results of a needs analysis to set the training objectives in order to deliver quality learning outcomes
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develop quality lesson plans and course content to meet identified training needs
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analyze delivery methods to ensure the most effective delivery method
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develop appropriate evaluation criteria, strategies, tools, and techniques
Course examination:
Successful completion of CSSE courses requires completion of an Exam with a minimum 75% standard. Exams require additional time commitment beyond in-class time for the student to demonstrate mastery of the course expectations.
Course Instructors:
Patt Marquis
Cathy Denomme
Glen Walker
Course credits:
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CSSE has awarded this course 16 CHSC Maintenance Points.