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Hi Andrea - I have a three day programme I'm currently delivering in the NHS, using mostly materials from Glasstao - all of the ones' below are included, and we have our day 3 as a practice/feedback session. Happy to send you my presentations if you would like. Please email me on [email protected]. Thanks, Gill
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| 08/04/2019 | Gill |
Thank you both so much for taking the time to respond and share some great activities. I'll be sure to look at them all. Much appreciated.
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| 08/04/2019 | Andrea |
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| 08/04/2019 | Frances |
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Hi Andrea, I developed a Train the Trainer course in my last organisation but unfortunately done't have any soft copies of the material I can share. However the intro exercise I used was to build a lego model. I bought 3 sets (at around ?5) from Tesco (a plane, a helicopter and a truck). Each was in a small box. After splitting the group into small teams of 3 or 4 I gave each team a bag containing just the bricks and asked them to make a plane/helicopter/truck depending on which set they had been given. After a couple of minutes I then gave each team the box to match their set, which had the picture on and told them that was the particular plane/helicopter/truck I wanted them to make. Then after another couple of minutes I gave them the instruction sheet from the kit. After allowing time for each team to finish their models, I debriefed the exercise with the following questions: Why did I give you that exercise? What did it show you? The point being that good training gives a clear visions of success (the picture) but also breaks down the steps to achieve that success and gives clear instruction. It was a fun way to start the training and got the delegates working together and building rapport early on in the session. Hope it's helpful. |
| 08/04/2019 | Lisa |