Train the Trainer

Train the Trainer Programme

Introduction

Effective workforce planning is crucial to the delivery of high quality and affordable healthcare services. However in order to achieve this organisations need people with the skills and knowledge to undertake workforce planning effectively. This Train the Trainer programme aims to increase capability and capacity in workforce planning across the North West region by enabling workforce planners and trainers to engage colleagues and increase workforce planning knowledge through the local delivery of learning events.

Commissioned by NHS North West this programme is based around a detailed resource pack, providing the information and resources needed to deliver an effective workforce planning learning event, including presentation slides, suggested formats, guidance and advice on delivery and more.

Two day Train the Trainer course – 9th and 10th March 2011

Through a variety of interactive learning and practical exercises this course will provide delegates with hands on support and guidance in how to understand and deliver the material, localise content and maximize the impact of workforce planning training.

Over the 2 days sessions will be included on:

 What makes a good workshop?  How to deliver a workforce planning educational event  Practical delivery and feedback  Action planning for workshop delivery

Audience

This workshop has been developed for:

 Staff with a workforce planning background and who are in a position to increase workforce planning skills and knowledge within their organization  Those with a background in training and education who can play a role in developing workforce planning capability and capacity. Aims and Objectives of course

To provide:

 An understanding of how to plan and deliver an effective workforce planning educational event  A greater awareness of delivery styles and effective teaching methods  An awareness of how to engage with colleagues regarding workforce planning  An understanding of how to tailor the material to a local audience and organisational priorities

Date & venue:

Wednesday 9th & Thursday 10th of March 2011

Ramada Hotel http://www.ramadajarvis.co.uk/hotels/bolton.aspx Manchester Road Blackrod Bolton, BL6 5RU UK (near Reebok Centre)

Expectations of delegates

 Delegates are required to attend both days of the course  Delegates are expected to use the learning from the programme locally to engage colleagues in workforce planning  Delegates are expected to organise and deliver a workforce planning learning event within their locality within 6 months of attending the course  Delegates are expected to submit a case study to NHS North West within approximately 6 months of completing the course. The case study will detail how the learning from the course has been implemented locally and the impact this has had (e.g. number of workshops delivered, evaluations, evidence of impact etc).

To register please complete the application form (attached to the e-mail) and return it to: [email protected]

However, if you wish to provide a hard copy please either fax or post the application form for the attention of:

Chrissie Cole Programme Coordinator Skills for Health 3000 Manchester Business Park, Aviator Way Manchester, M22 5TG Fax: 0161 266 1001 Please note – the deadline for receipt of applications will be 5pm on the 11th February and delegates will be notified whether they have a place on the course week commencing 14th February.

This is a free event to attend – however delegates will be expected to pay for any travel or accommodation requirements. In addition please ensure that the dates for this programme are held in your diary pending notification of a place on the programme.

If you have any questions or queries about this event please do not hesitate to contact:

Chrissie Cole Programme Coordinator Skills for Health 3000 Manchester Business Park, Aviator Way Manchester, M22 5TG Email: [email protected] Telephone: 0161 266 1953