How to create a training course

This course will be a 'roadmap' overview with some key tips on how to design and create a working training course. What you train, whether it is face to face or online, won't matter, this is all about creating a working course that has value to the learner. We will cover - Learning goals, appropriate content, how to help learners get the most from your course, how to test and assess learning, when you need accreditation and external verification.

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<p>It is the <strong>best networking group</strong> I have ever been part of. The other members have given me such a <strong>warm welcome</strong> into the community and they are all <strong>supportive towards your business</strong>. The way Paul Green has structured the business community is<strong> fantastic and very well thought through</strong>. There is a whole host of opportunities to give your <strong>business exposure</strong>.</p>

It is the best networking group I have ever been part of. The other members have given me such a warm welcome into the community and they are all supportive towards your business. The way Paul Green has structured the business community is fantastic and very well thought through. There is a whole host of opportunities to give your business exposure.

Joseph Mogale - Strategic Web Success

<p>The Business Community is bringing me <strong>ever-increasing levels of business</strong>; as well as<strong> invaluable business support</strong>.</p>

The Business Community is bringing me ever-increasing levels of business; as well as invaluable business support.

Stephen Church - Copywriter Pro

<p>I’ve been a member of the Business Community for many years now. I’ve got to <strong>know & develop relationships</strong> with a wide range of business people in that time. Networking is not a quick fix but it is <strong>supportive, encouraging and mutually beneficial</strong>. If you’re looking for somewhere to grow, not only your business, but yourself then I highly recommend you come along to these groups. They are <strong>exceptional value for money</strong> too.</p>

I’ve been a member of the Business Community for many years now. I’ve got to know & develop relationships with a wide range of business people in that time. Networking is not a quick fix but it is supportive, encouraging and mutually beneficial. If you’re looking for somewhere to grow, not only your business, but yourself then I highly recommend you come along to these groups. They are exceptional value for money too.

Heather Petty - UW

<p>This is the <strong>only business network I've stuck with</strong> for the duration of my 9 years of self-employment. <strong>Developmental, supportive and friendly</strong>, I would recommend this group to anyone looking to <strong>get business, give business and learn and develop</strong> whilst doing so.</p>

This is the only business network I've stuck with for the duration of my 9 years of self-employment. Developmental, supportive and friendly, I would recommend this group to anyone looking to get business, give business and learn and develop whilst doing so.

James Tarry - Cheyne Walk Club

Leader(s)

Kevin Robinson

Kevin has 20+ years experience of teaching adults. He has written national specifications, consulted and written training courses from introduction to university level including B.A. modules, Access to adult learning, National Diplomas and online courses on a variety of subjects from Child Protection to food hygiene. He has also been a standards verifier for BTECs and currently sits as Educational Content Advisor on the CPD group panel.

Venue

Online

Time: 2-4pm

Price: £39 (free to members)

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