Train the Trainer
Enhancing delivery performance
At IOSH, we believe everyone who attends our courses will emerge inspired, engaged and motivated,
having had a memorable high-quality experience.
We aim to transform the training
room into a welcoming and dynamic
environment – not only for your
delegates, but also for you, our trainers.
To help you achieve this, we’ve
developed our Train the Trainer
e-learning course. This is an innovative
toolbox of techniques, using established
training theories and concepts to enable
trainers to meet learners’ needs. It will
enhance and develop knowledge. It will
help you to deliver engaging, learner-
focused training, fully maximising the
potential of the IOSH training material.
The course will develop your ability to
run exciting and productive courses,
develop essential training skills and
promote a clear understanding of
how to teach effectively – leaving you
energised and well-equipped to deliver
quality training sessions that will draw
out the best input from you to get the
best results from your audience.
Made up of six guided learning hours,
the course is suitable for all levels of
training experience, building your
confidence so that you can embrace
any training room scenario.
The course is aimed at people who
deliver training for IOSH products, or
aspire to do so. It will help trainers
who do not currently hold a level 3
adult training qualification to fulfil this
requirement. We already provide the
assessment, workbook and presentation
for all of our courses – so the focus of
Train the Trainer is on great delivery.
The assessment
After completing the course, you are
given a three-part assignment. This
involves using your device to create
two videos and complete a reflective
statement. The videos give you the
chance to show how you meet the
performance criteria, enabling you
to apply your knowledge and skills
practically to achieve the course’s
learning outcomes.
At the beginning of the first video,
you must show clearly a form of
photographic identification, such as
a driving licence or passport, so we
can be sure the assessment has been
produced by you and no-one else.
You submit your completed videos
to IOSH by uploading them to our
Learning Management System.
We provide easy-to-follow steps on
how to do this.
IOSH reviews each video, awards a
pass or fail and provides feedback, if
required. Successful learners receive an
IOSH certificate by email, which can be
downloaded or printed.
Successful completion of the course
supports part of the criteria required to
train some of our products. The Train
the Trainer certificate must be presented
when applying to IOSH to become a
trainer if you don’t already hold a level
3 adult training certificate.
Pricing
The IOSH Train the Trainer course costs
£26.00 + VAT and gives you full access
to the course content and two attempts
at the assessment.
To find out more information about
the course, or to book on the course,
please call our Bookings team on
+44 (0)116 257 3197, or email
bookings@iosh.com.
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