Category: Trainyoucan

Qualifying as a Facilitator (also known as Train the Trainer) Purpose of this Facilitator Course This facilitation training course will provide recognition for those who facilitate or intend to facilitate learning using a variety of given methodologies. Formal recognition will enhance their employability and also provide a means to identify competent learning facilitators. Who should attend this facilitator course? Lecturers, teachers and facilitators currently facilitating but not certified and/or registered. Any person with the intention to become a certified facilitator. Certified Assessors and/or Moderators with an interest in facilitation. Sales and…

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Why you need a Facilitator’s certificate: Employers who may wish to hire you will ask: Are you qualified as a Facilitator?  Are you qualified to train online? Any “ NO”  sends your application lower down the ranking. Train the Trainer training course Q: Is there work for Facilitators?   A: Yes, in all industries! Options may include: A work related area / client service / health and safety / leadership/sales / management / finance / legal / hospitality/ life skills / HIV / Aids / gender based study areas /…

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“Facilitation” is a term that means different things to different people. Do you just ensure that everyone’s introduced, and maybe kick off with a quick ice breaker exercise? Is your main role simply to stand by the flip chart and note down all the ideas? What preparation do you need to do? How do you manage the event, and how exactly do you pull the whole thing together? The facilitator course will assist you with these skills. To become a skilled facilitator one should attend the official 117871 Facilitator Course…

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What Is An Assessor And Why You Should Consider Training To Become One Assessors are the glue which holds the learner and the end-result together. They evaluate the skills and competencies demonstrated and provided by the learner and directly engage in providing constructive feedback by means of support and remediation to ensure the learner understands what it takes to reach the desired learning outcome. They are responsible for making a decision if a learner is competent or not yet competent in a specific topic or learning objective. They are great…

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What is SETA accreditation? According to the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA), accreditation means that a person, a body or an institution has been certified as “having the capacity to fulfill a particular function in the quality assurance system set up by the South African Qualifications Authority.” SETA accreditation can only be attained by a training provider if it successfully completes the stringent application process prescribed by a relevant SETA. SETA accreditation is therefore the result of a process whereby a SETA determines whether a training provider has the necessary…

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Here are all of the tools roofers needs: Roofing nail guns. Hammer tacker stapler. Roofing hammer or hatchet. Air compressor. Roofing blade or utility knife. Roofing shovel or shingle tear-off tool. Scoop shovel. Pry bar. Flat-roofed houses are very popular in South Africa. They are easy to build, require less material than pitched roofs and are therefore cheaper. You also have more freedom as far as the design of the house is concerned but remember – a flat roof still needs a slight pitch for water drainage. Different Types of Materials…

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Things to Consider When Selecting A Training Provider In particular, there are five key questions I recommend anyone selecting a training provider must answer, before deciding who to work with. 1. Do they understand our industry and “day-to-day reality?” Many training providers are experts in a particular area and/or industry. The best ones know to stay within that industry. Unfortunately, many don’t, meaning they are perfectly happy to work with an automotive manufacturer today, and a telecommunications firm tomorrow. Same material, concepts and stories – only the people in the…

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Qualifying as a Facilitator (also known as Train the Trainer) The broad learning objective of this course is to develop the awareness, knowledge, skills and attitudes of participants needed to deliver professional facilitation. This course will ensure any facilitator learns how to present a lesson or a training facilitation in a highly professional, entertaining, dynamic, impactful and interactive manner. This course is designed so that the participants understand the theory of good communication prior to preparing, delivering and evaluating facilitation within a stimulated context. The course is divided between what good…

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  A.    BEFORE THE FACILITATION COURSE *         Schedule ample time for planning *         Take some time to get to know each other *         Discuss each other’s style of planning and facilitating *         Avoid making assumptions about one another *         Take time to discuss your views about the workshop topic *         Especially examine areas of disagreement *         Discuss any concerns about potential challenges that participants may present *         Agree on common goals for workshop *         Review each other’s triggers *         Find out whether and when it is okay to interrupt *        …

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In order to become an Assessor, you need both an Assessor course 115753 and occupational competence through TrainYouCan Accredited Training Network. PURPOSE OF THE UNIT STANDARD This generic Assessors Course is for those who assess people for their achievement of learning outcomes in terms of specified criteria using pre-designed assessment instruments. The outcomes and criteria of the assessors course may be defined in a range of documents including but not limited to Assessors Courses, exit level outcomes, assessment standards, curriculum statements and qualifications. Those who achieve this assessors course will…

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