MFNPO is inviting you to attend Skills Development workshop "Train the Trainer for the Non-Profit Sector" in Brandon February 23 & 24.

Non-profit organizations employees perform many different training functions. In this workshop, participants will explore effective training methodologies for the workplace. This two day workshop is of benefit to both those with training experience, as well as for employees who are new to training.

Why You Should Attend:

• Learn the basics of adult learning theory as well as our own facilitation model.

• Gain or enhance a foundation in conducting a needs assessment, developing learning objectives, and lesson plans.

• Learn and apply effective training techniques such as debriefing, experiential learning, working with different learning styles and generational groups, fostering a safe learning environment, managing challenging situations, as well as understanding and applying the differences between teaching and facilitating.

• Discover what it means to be a transformational, collaborative trainer.

• Receive a practical training kit.

This two day workshop is of benefit to both those with training experience, as well as for employees who are new to training.

Date: March 23 & 24, 2016

Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm (Registration & breakfast at 8:30 am)

Location: Keystone Centre (#1 1175 18th Street, Brandon, MB R7A 7C5) 

Registration Fee: $150 (include materials, coffee breaks & lunch)

Register Now! 

Skills development workshops are available to all paid employees of non-profit organizations. Cancellations should be received vie email or phone 48 hrs. prior to the workshop date. If for any reason you may have difficulty in paying the registration fee, please do not hesitate to call us. The participants of the workshop may be photographed, and/or videotaped by a representative of Manitoba Federation of Non-Profit Organizations. Information/material collected from such activities may be used/reproduced for MFNPO website, marketing and promotional materials. Please share this event information with your co-workers, your social media accounts or with an organization you feel could benefit from the workshop. For more information please call (204) 272-6088, email info@mfnpo.org or visit www.mfnpo.org.

We look forward to seeing you at the event.

 

 

In Partnership with Province of Manitoba