Friday, 14 May 2010

TRAINING and DEVELOPMENT


















One Week Induction Programme



To help enable new or existing staff understand their job role, and any training requirements, an induction course has to be formulated.

This is the responsibility of the HR management and should include an introduction, company policies, uniforms, introduction to all management, site visit and information regarding the 2 year course.

A venue has to be arranged, teas and coffees organised, lunch (if supplied), and a copy of the induction programme should be handed out to all managers.

The programme should be arranged over the course of 1 week, and posted out to all candidates prior to attending. (business link, 2010)

Day One

9.00am Welcome
9.15am Introduction to Staff & Managers
10.00am Ice Breaker
10.30am Break
10.45am Information regarding the company
11.30am Information regarding the weeks induction
12.00pm Lunch
13.00pm Forms completed
14.00pm Welcome talk from company Director
15.00pm Questions & answers
16.00pm Finish

Day Two

9.00am Health & Safety regulations
10.00am Pension schemes, medical plans & salary
10.45am Break
11.am Company polices regarding sick leave, holidays.
11.30am Talk from trade union
12.00pm Lunch
13.00pm Team Building exercise
14.00pm ID passes, name tags & uniforms
15.30pm Information regarding two day site visits
16.00pm Finish

Day Three

9.00am Introduction to site
9.30am Tour of site
10.30am Introduction to site managers
10.45am Break
11.00am Welcome gift packs
11.15am Job role as a manager
12.00pm Lunch
13.00pm Introduction to admin staff
13.30pm Responsibilities whilst on site
14.00pm Team up with staff member for on job experience
16.00pm Finish

Day Four

9.00am Continue on job training
10.45am break
11.00am as 9.00am
13.00pm Lunch
14.00pm as 9.00am
16.00pm Finish
( Homework for tonight is to write about your two day on site visit)

Day Five

9.00am Presentation of reports
10.45am Break
11.00am References & qualifications
12.00pm Lunch
13.00pm Introduction & information regarding 2 year course
14.00pm Introduction to work placements
14.30pm Questions & answers
15.00pm Finish

Ongoing Training

Although this is an introduction to the company, and the 2 year course, the candidates should have meetings to discuss any problems or concerns. This can be with either their line manager, HR management or designated mentor.
Any training requirements can be given during, and after, the two year course.

Venue

The venue has to be within easy access for candidates to locate. It should be inviting, comfortable and have any amenities required by any disabled candidates.
Location is important, and near to any local transport routes.


References

Business link,2010. [Online] Available at: http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/detail?itemId=1073791877&type=RESOURCES [Accessed on 17 May 2010]

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