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Train The Virtual Trainer
Our Train the Virtual Trainer workshop is specifically designed to help people who deliver training virtually.
It is easy to assume that training in the virtual world is the same as training live, with participants in the same room. But the massive growth in virtual training since March 2020 has shown this is not the case. This training helps the virtual trainer design and deliver impactful training.
The challenges with training virtually
There are a number of challenges when training virtually, which includes keeping participants engaged. This is particularly difficult when videos are not turned on and when there are so many potential distractions, such as emails, notifications, dogs, cats and kids. Beyond engagement there is the difficulty in creating interesting content, the issues of relevance and the challenges of attention span and concentration. All these factors mean that you have to treat virtual training differently to live training.
Tailored to your needs
Our Train The Virtual Trainer workshop is tailored to your needs. Firstly we discuss the kind of training you’re going to deliver virtually. We then review both the content and delivery of the training and adapt our workshop to your training session. This means the training you receive is based around your training and how to deliver this virtually.
Designing Virtual Content
It is easy to assume that you can take existing training content and just deliver this virtually, but our exerience has shown this not always the case. Content needs to be at least adapted and often redesigned for the virtual world.
Our Train the Virtual Trainer session includes ideas on how to design virtual content. We show you how to do this in principle and then apply these ideas to your actual training content.
Delivering Virtual Training
One of the biggest challenges we are given by clients, is in how to engage virtual training participants and keep engaged. Our training gives you ideas on how to do this applied to your content. There are two basic ways to keep your participants engaged, firstly in the way you design your content and secondly in the way you deliver your training. Both require detailed preparation. When you deliver your training content virtually, we recommend treating this as more of a performance. We give you ideas and coaching on how to do this.
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Train the Virtual Trainer Agenda
The following is an outline agenda for our Train the Virtual Trainer content, which we adapt to suit your needs.
Pre workshop
Prior to the workshop we discuss your objectives for the training and the specific challenges you want your trainers to overcome.
The participants also complete the ITD Work Styles Model which gives an insight on the personality drivers when delivering training. This means we can tailor coaching ideas to your individual trainers.
Workshop sessions
This training is delivered in one or multiple sessions. Part 1 includes the ideas on how to deliver virtual training, and part 2 is where participants deliver samples of their content with feedback, coaching and ideas from the trainer. There is the option of a further follow up session for additional coaching and development.
Content design
Each participant selects content which they would like to review in the training. You gain ideas and suggestions on how to adapt and redesign this to get more engagement. Based on these ideas you practice delivering your content.
Training objectives
Any training needs to have a clear objective to guide content development, but with training virtually this is even more so. Not only do you need a clear objective drafted from the participants’ perspective in what you want them to gain from the training. But also, you need to define an objective for every slide, every activity, every small step in your training.
Participant engagement
Getting and keeping participants engaged is one of the key challenges of training virtually. Using your content we show you how to do this to maximum effect. This will mean developing your approach at every step of your training. It will take a lot of preparation and work to gain more engagement.
Participant development
During the training your trainers practice delivering content to engage their audience. They receive feedback and coaching from the ITD trainer. We give you ideas and tips at each step tailored to your needs.
Participant Feedback
Read what participants say about our training below and more by following this link Training Reviews
Interesting and Engaging Session
Thanks to Martin for an interesting and engaging session – we had lots of good discussions, had a chance to reflect, and learned quite a few things! Martin was great throughout and we all thoroughly enjoyed our morning!
Rewarding and relatable course
Really good course, fully interactive and flowed nicely in the direction we, as a company, took it. Martin was excellent and delivered the day really well.
Very helpful
I really enjoyed the professional communications session that Martin led. Very useful and would most certainly recommend to other junior lawyers.
Loved it
Thanks very much Martin
Enhancing Virtual Presentation Skills
I recently attended the “Presenting with Impact Virtually” workshop and found it to be highly beneficial. The session was well-organised and provided practical strategies for enhancing virtual presentation skills. The interactive elements and real-time feedback were particularly valuable, allowing participants to apply techniques immediately. The facilitator, Martin Chapman was knowledgeable and engaging, making the workshop both informative and enjoyable. Overall, it was a worthwhile experience that has equipped me with tools to improve my virtual presentations.
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