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Planning a Learning Provision

 

Description

Enabling Training Managers to plan to meet the learning needs of an area.

This means:

  • identifying the needs of the Adult Training Scheme so they can be implemented
  • researching and including current training trends in the plan
  • drafting a learning provision plan
  • identifying resources needed to implement the plan
  • producing a final plan, which includes quality control measures.

Questions

  • Can you identify the needs of The Scout Association's Adult Training Scheme?
  • Are you able to research, and then include, current trends in training into the plan?
  • Can you identify the resources that will be needed to implement the plan, including staff, finance, venues and equipment?
  • Are you able to identify and include appropriate and necessary quality control measures into your plan?
  • Can you produce a final Learning Provision Plan in consultation with others

Delivery method

  • Course.
  • Workbook

To validate this module you will need to:

  • Discuss the module content and objectives with a Training Adviser and construct a portfolio of evidence of planning a learning provision.

Notes

This module is one of a number targeted at those who wish to become Trainers in The Scout Association. Therefore there is no choice of validation method. All the criteria need to be met and a portfolio of evidence produced.

For further information and detail of this module see the Guide to Planning and Managing a Learning Experience.

Relevant to:
Local/County/Regional
Training Managers
Those wishing to undetake this role