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Course Overview Managing the Learning and Development Function This two day course will give L & D managers the skills needed to deliver on best practice approaches which meet business objectives and generate organisational success. The course will equip the delegates with the skills to meet business needs by developing a commercially viable training plan, and ensure that best practices are adhered to meet current and future business needs. Audience Training / L&D Managers responsible for delivering best practice approaches to learning which meet business objectives and generate organisational success. Skills Gained Completetion of this course will equip delegates with the skills to meet business needs by developing a commercially viable training plan. Learnings include: - Capability to deal with changes by managing a successful team
- The ability to source and manage key suppliers
- Assessment of the learning opportunities available
- Tools to capture return on investment
Prerequisites None Course Outline The Learning & Development Cycle in depth - Analysing needs and defining outcomes
- Develop and Plan Solutions
- Design and Deliver Solutions
- Review Outcomes and Evaluate Success
Managing the L&D function - The role of the L&D function within the wider organisational context and its contribution to business objectives
- Marketing the L&D function to raise internal profile and ensure attendance and 'buy in' to initiatives
- Managing the different roles within the L&D function
Key Responsibilities - Analysing learning needs at all organisational levels
- Working with key stakeholders to develop a training and learning plan
- Managing a learning budget and analysing value for money options
- Selecting appropriate formal and informal learning opportunities to meet business needs
- Measuring the return on investment of learning initiatives
- Managing contracting relationships internally and externally
- Working with third party suppliers
- Political, diversity and ethical issues in the learning environment
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