| | Award-Winning Training Skills Workshop!Designing and Delivering Effective TrainingAn ANSI-Z490.1 Compliant CourseNESHTA'S TRAINING SKILLS PROGRAM IS DESIGNED FOR... | anyone who wants or needs to learn the basic skills for training adults. |  | anyone (including experienced trainers) who want to improve their course planning and presentation skills. |  | trainers who need to demonstrate basic competency as required by 29 CFR 1910.120 & other federal regulations. |  | trainers who wish to implement and train in conformance to the ANSI/ASSE Safety, Health and Environmental Training Standard. |  | trainers and training managers responsible for delivering technical or mandatory training under OSHA, DOT, RCRA, SARA and state regulations. |  | those preparing for the Instructional Technology test of the Certified Environmental, Safety and Health Trainer (CET) examination. | Note: While this course serves as a preparatory course for the CET Board of Certification's Instructional Technology test, it is NOT a "cram course." It is an intensive course covering all the essential skills and knowledge for training adults as specified in ANSI Z490-1, Criteria for Accepted Practices in Safety, Health and Environmental Training. |
Learning Objectives: From memory, and with a minimum of 70 percent accuracy, participants should be able to perform the following.  | Differentiate the criteria of the actual Z490 Standard from the criteria of the Implementation Guide. |  | Describe the responsibilities of various employees for safety, health, and environmental (SHE) training and compliance. |  | Describe the responsibilities of various employees within the specialty areas in you train. |  | Identify required elements of a SHE training program and elements of evaluation. |  | Identify required elements of a training program within your specialty area, and the elements of evaluation. |  | Explain how to perform a training needs analysis. |  | Write a task analysis. |  | Develop learning objectives. |  | Design a lesson plan. |  | Identify different learning styles. |  | Explain how to manage a classroom environment. |  | Explain characteristics of adult learners. |  | Deliver a lesson plan. |  | Demonstrate how to use multiple instructional strategies. |  | Demonstrate how to use media to enhance presentations. |  | Identify how to use tests appropriately. |  | Explain methods of program validation. |  | Explain the importance of documentation. |
Typical Agenda Day One  | Introduction and Overview |  | Questions and Answers |  | Section 1: Scope, Purpose, and Application (Overview) |  | Section 2: Definitions (Overview) |  | Section 3: Accountability and Responsibility |  | Section 4: Training Development – Training Needs Analysis |  | Section 4: Training Development – Task Analysis |
Day Two  | Section 4: Training Development – Learning Objectives |  | Section 4: Training Development – Lesson Plan Development |  | Section 5: Trainer Criteria |
Day Three  | Section 5: Training Delivery – Management of Training Environment |  | Section 5: Training Delivery – Training Materials and Aids |  | Section 5: Training Delivery – Instructional Strategies |  | Section 5 : Training Delivery – Learning Styles |
Day Four – Morning  | Section 5: Training Delivery – Adult Learning Principles |  | Section 6: Training Evaluation |  | Section 7: Documentation |  | Class Presentations |
(Course provides 28 hours of CET continuing education credit for Instructional Technology) THE CERTIFIED ENVIRONMENTAL, SAFETY AND HEALTH TRAINER (CET) EXAMINATION...  | is scheduled on the day following most workshops. |  | requires a separate application and fee. Information and downloadable forms are available below, or contact NESHTA for additional information. |  | requires the submission of an application at least 30 days prior to exams to avoid rush processing fees. Applications are not accepted less than 10 days prior to an examination. |
Tuition Fee: For NESHTA-delivered courses only, $945 Member, $1095 Non-Members (Note: Registration fees vary for courses offered at cooperating institutions: For Registration Information and current offering locations, please call us at 602-956-6099 or see our calendar. |
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