Delivering Training Course
An intensive course ideal for those using pre-prepared materials to deliver workplace training and looking to improve their classroom training skills.
Course Fee
Course Description
3 day course leading to the Highfield Level 3 Award in Delivering Training.
This comprehensive and interactive course focuses on the effective delivery of workplace training for supervisors, managers and training personnel. Designed specifically for those using pre-prepared materials for in-house training delivery including induction, SOPs, manual handling, and COSHH training rather than formal RQF qualifications.
As the UK's leading provider of training development courses, Verner Wheelock Associates combines practical experience with proven adult learning methodologies to develop confident, competent workplace trainers.
Why Choose VWA for Training Development?
As the UK's leading food industry training provider, Verner Wheelock Associates has developed hundreds of successful workplace trainers. Our unique approach combines:
- Practical Experience: Learn from trainers with decades of workplace training delivery
- Hands-on Practice: Micro-teaching sessions with real-time feedback
- Industry Recognition: Highfield Level 3 qualification respected across industries
- Ongoing Support: Post-course resources and guidance
Duration
3 days
Who Should Attend?
This practical course is ideal for trainers new and old looking to improve their classroom training skills. It will appeal especially to supervisors, managers and personnel required to deliver training in-house to work colleagues.
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements but learners should have a good standard of English.
Course Delivery / Format
Classroom
Delivered face to face at our training centre in Skipton, North Yorkshire UK.
Directions to our training centre
Course Structure & Content
The qualification is centred on training delivery methods, questioning techniques and time management.
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| Be able to deliver a training session |
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| Be able to evaluate a training session |
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Learning Outcomes
Delegates will be able to plan and prepare, deliver and evaluate a training session. They will be able to select the most suitable training methods and materials to suit needs of their learners.
Qualification / Assessment
Learners are assessed on the delivery of micro-teaching sessions totalling 20 – 30 minutes. They will also need to produce a simple timed plan and submit a self-evaluation report. In addition delegates will be required to complete pre-course work prior to training.
Course Fee
£850 +VAT
Course fee includes:
- Course binder and notes
- Lunch and refreshments
- One-to-one feedback
- Examination fee and Highfield certificate
Course FAQ
This 3-day course leads to the Highfield Level 3 Award in Delivering Training. It focuses on the effective delivery of training, primarily using pre-prepared materials for in-house training. The course covers training delivery methods, questioning techniques, time management, planning, preparation, delivery, and evaluation of training sessions.
Ideal for new and experienced trainers, supervisors, managers, and personnel required to deliver in-house training to work colleagues. While there are no formal entry requirements, learners should have a good standard of English.
The course is delivered face-to-face at the training centre in Skipton, North Yorkshire, UK. Delegates will learn to plan, prepare, deliver, and evaluate training sessions, selecting suitable methods and materials to meet the needs of their learners.
Learners are assessed on the delivery of micro-teaching sessions totaling 20 – 30 minutes. They must also produce a simple timed plan and submit a self-evaluation report. Successful candidates will achieve the Highfield Level 3 Award in Delivering Training.
The course fee is £850 +VAT. It includes a course binder and notes, lunch and refreshments, one-to-one feedback, examination fee, and a Highfield certificate.
The course covers planning and preparing a training session, selecting delivery methods and resources, using training materials, demonstrating assessment strategies, evaluating training delivery, and identifying areas for future development.
This practical course is suitable for trainers looking to improve their classroom training skills, especially those delivering in-house training. There are no formal entry requirements, but a good standard of English is expected.
Accreditation
I have completed several courses in the last 2 years all of which have been fantastic. The organisation and service from the staff before, during and after is outstanding. All the tutors have been enthusiastic and make even the more difficult of subjects interesting to learn.
K.B. Freelance Technologist
