You'll Soon Get The Hang Of It: The techniques of one-to-one training (video or CD-ROM)

Produced

• 1995

Key Features

29-minute DVD video
Video purchase includes a leader's guide.

CD-ROM version also available; great for e-learning.

The right-sizing of corporate American has added a new job requirement for virtually everyone: be a skilled trainer. Yet few people have any formal back ground in how to teach what they know. The 1995 remake of You’ll Soon Get The Hang Of It answers the urgent need to give managers, supervisors and skilled workers the tools to effectively teach others, one-on-one.

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The objective of this program is to share the rules to follow to teach people in your care how to do a job.

About the program:
You’ll soon get the hang of it is the definitive programme on the techniques of one-to-one training. Written and presented by Hugh Laurie, it looks at both the theory and practice of training in a typically humorous and memorable fashion.

It explains how important it is for managers and team leaders to have the skills to teach people in their care. It introduces a variety of scenarios - in a warehouse, an office, a hotel and even a dentist’s surgery - to demonstrate the psychology of why people want to learn and then how to help them.

Managers must undertake careful preparation and understand what is to be taught, and to whom the teaching is to be given. The lessons show how to put the training into context, break the process into digestible chunks, and ensure the trainee practises at every step. This must be followed by praise and encouragement, and with a review at every stage of progress.

As Hugh Laurie points out: "It’s human nature to want to learn; the desire is already there. A trainer’s job is to give it a nudge every now and then."

The benefits:

• Introduces teaching skills to people with staff responsibilities
• Well-structured lessons with visual examples
• Various scenarios that are easy to relate to
• Highly watchable, highly engaging

Learning Objectives:

• Prepare for training
• Understand whom you are training
• Give instruction in context
• Give training in digestible chunks
• Give the learner the chance to practice
• Review the training, providing incentives, encouragement and praise

Suggested Use:

One-on-one staff development

This revised version was released in 1995. The revised version features featuring Hugh Laurie, Andy Taylor, Chris Larner and Serena Evans.
The CDROM version was produced in 1999.

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This product is available for sale only within the United States of America.