2. Use your skills audit to draw up a training programme. You will have to identify training resources, i.e. applicable and available courses, before you can draw up your training programme. Use the following format as a guideline.

EMPLOYEE NAMES

TRAINING COURSE/ ON-JOB-TRAINING (A)

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Sure! Below is a sample training program format based on the guidelines you've provided. I will create hypothetical employee names and potential training courses for illustrative purposes.

EMPLOYEE NAMES

  1. John Smith
  2. Maria Garcia
  3. David Johnson
  4. Emily Nguyen
  5. Sarah Brown

TRAINING COURSE/ ON-JOB-TRAINING (A)

| Employee Name | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |----------------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------| | John Smith | IT Security Awareness Training | | | | | | CRM Software Training | | | | | | | Maria Garcia | | | | Leadership Development | | | | | | Time Management | | | | David Johnson | | | | | Excel Advanced Training | | | | Project Management | | | | | Emily Nguyen | | | Customer Service Training | | | | | | | | | | | Sarah Brown | | | | | | Team Building Workshop | | | | | | |

Training Resources:

  1. IT Security Awareness Training: Online course offered by Cyberwise.
  2. CRM Software Training: In-house training facilitated by the IT department.
  3. Leadership Development: Workshop by Leadership Institute.
  4. Time Management: Webinar hosted by Productivity Solutions.
  5. Excel Advanced Training: Local community college offering a certificate course.
  6. Project Management: Online course on platforms like Coursera or edX.
  7. Customer Service Training: In-person training at the Service Excellence Center.
  8. Team Building Workshop: Off-site retreat organized by HR.

This program is a simplified example and can be expanded based on actual employee skill audits and organizational needs. You can adjust the courses, timings, and resources based on specific requirements.