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Learn about adult learning principles and delivery, educational theory, production and facilitation techniques, virtual classroom setup, and when and how to intervene in critical situations. Each attendee will create and deliver a presentation to the group and take part in a review, debrief, and feedback session with certified instructors as a part of this course.
Virtual Instructor-Led Training 3 days / 24 hours

Prerequisites for Trainer & Facilitator Workshop: Skills for the Modern Classroom Course

While there are no prerequisites to attend this course, because of the highly interactive nature of the delivery, a minimum of three students will be required to run a class session.

Trainer & Facilitator Workshop: Skills for the Modern Classroom Course Outline


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No formal prerequisites are required. However, due to the highly interactive format, a minimum of three students is needed to run a class session.

The course covers adult learning principles, educational theory, facilitation and production techniques, virtual classroom setup, and strategies for intervening in critical situations during training delivery.

Each attendee creates and delivers a presentation to the group, followed by a review, debrief, and feedback session led by certified instructors.

This workshop is designed for trainers, facilitators, and educators seeking to improve their delivery skills across face-to-face, synchronous, and asynchronous classroom environments.

Topics include Andragogy, Bloom’s Taxonomy, Behaviorism (classical and operant conditioning), and learner style theories such as Kolb’s model, Seven Intelligences, Brain Dominance, and the VAK Model.