Organizational Development: A Manual for Managers and ... - FPDL
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kind of training impact depends from emergent qualities of the whole system of training event,<br />
combined from the several essential interrelating components. These components are:<br />
1. OBJECTIVES (What is the reason <strong>for</strong> training? Who orders it? Why? Which problems are to be<br />
solved in a course of training? What are clients needs? What kind of changes should be<br />
reached as a following up effect of training? Which criteria <strong>for</strong> the success of training were set<br />
up? Is it multi-criteria task? If so, how priorities are set up? What is the risk in a case of<br />
failure?)<br />
2. RESOURCES (Time frame? Length of the course? Financial limitations? Training materials<br />
available? Trainers available? Technical facilities available: rooms, equipment etc.? Logistic<br />
facilities <strong>for</strong> trainees <strong>and</strong> trainers? )<br />
3. TRAINEES (Who are they? Why do they come <strong>for</strong> training? How are they motivated? Do they<br />
have problems? Which internal or environmental barriers do prevent them from the more<br />
successful practice? What do they already know? How experienced are they? What do they<br />
expect from training?)<br />
4. GROUP (Is the group big or small? Is it homogeneous in term of the main occupation or similar<br />
positions of trainees? Are they all from the same country? Are they all from the same local<br />
government, same department, or council? Is it accidental or consciously designed mix? What<br />
is the proportion of men <strong>and</strong> women? Variation of age? Political engagements? Which kind of<br />
conflicts may arise from the composition of a group?)<br />
5. CONTENT (Which main combination of topics is delivering to meet the objectives of the<br />
course? In which proportion, an attention is paid to each topic or sub-topic? Which topics are<br />
obligatory? Which issues are usable <strong>for</strong> finding in a course of training realistic decisions of<br />
trainees’ practical problems? Does trainer have enough freedom in term of re-designing the<br />
course? Is there any hidden agenda under the officially announced programme?)<br />
6. ORGANISATION (How the course is organised in term of place, timing, combination with other<br />
activities, opening/closing ceremonies, possible distortions from the outside of the process,<br />
etc.? By whom the course is authorised or recognised? Does it comply with any pertinent official<br />
regulations or requirements?)<br />
7. FACILITIES (Are there as many rooms as necessary <strong>for</strong> working in-groups? Are these rooms<br />
big or small, light or dark, calm or noisy? How are they equipped? Do the furniture fit to this<br />
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