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Training and Development at TESCO
Training and Development at TESCO
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Presented By Group A1
Sonia
Dadlani (10022)
Himani Parihar (11049)
Ranjini Nair (11045)
Neethi Nair (11044)
Nikita Bali (11004)
Chandan Pahelwani (11047)
TRAINING???
The
Cont..
Not
Need
Analysis
Instructional
Design
Implementati
on
Evaluation
Development
An
Why TESCO??
Tesco
Cont
All
Inception of business
Initiative
by Jack Cohen.
Selling Groceries from a stall.
Cohen bought tea stocks from a company called
T.E. STOCKWELL and they had a venture named
TESCO.
It started selling its product as TESCO TEA.
First store was opened in 1929 in London.
Since then TESCO has expanded by launching new
stores, providing retail services & they have
molded themselves as per requirement of
customers.
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Cont
TESCOs
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Tesco in India
TESCO
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Challenges faced
Despite
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MISSION
Value
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Vision
They
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TESCO Says
They
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Cont
They
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Value of TESCO
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7 strategy plan
To
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CSR by Tesco
TESCO
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Fields of Tesco
Banking
Telecom
Film
Making
ISP
VOIP
Phone
Shops.
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Competitors
Wal-Mart
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Working Environment
Employees
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Cont
Office
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Cont
For
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TRAINING DESIGN
Establishing Learning
Objectives
Identifying the components
Assembling Specific
Methods
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CONT
TESCO
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OVERVIEW OF TRAINING
In
Cont
How
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TRAINING METHODS
On the
jobtraining
Off the
jobtraining
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Shadowi
ng
Coachin
g
Mentori
ng
Job
Rotatio
n or
Second
ment
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Employe
es who
are new
To teach
some new
skill
Areas like
Team
building
Development
of individual
skill
Presentati
on skills
Induction
Training
Meet
new
trainees
Know
more
about
the
company
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Training Schedule
Month
1
Month
12
Month
6-12
Month
2-4
Month
5-6
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Training Benefits
Helps
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Development at Tesco
Developmen
t
Apprentices
hip in Retail
Options
Twist
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Apprenticeship in retail
Retail
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OPTIONS
It
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Store
Developme
nt
Programs
Commercial
Developme
nt
Programs
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Activity Plan
Specific
TimeFramed
Realist
ic
Measurab
le
Achievabl
e
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Cont
TESCO
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Cont
Feedbacks
scored.
TESCO also uses 360-degree appraisal
method where all the stakeholders who
have contact with employees, assess the
performance & gives feedback.
For e.g. A store department manager may
get feedback from their manager, their
buddy, Department managers, the HR
Manager and their team.
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Cont
This
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Efficient
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Cont
The
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Bibliography
http://www.tesco-careers.com/
Times100.uk
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Thank
You.!!!