Training
This is Part 1 in a series on staff training for your school.
Training is very important for every school. It
introduces employees to the ins and outs of the school. Team building also
builds relationships in the team.
Training
includes the following elements:
·
General
training relating to
the organisation, including values and philosophy as well as structure and
history, etc.
·
Mandatory
training relating to
health and safety and other essential or legal areas.
·
Job
training relating to
the role that the new starter will be performing.
·
Training
evaluation,
entailing confirmation of understanding, and feedback about the quality and
response to the training.
general organisational
induction training checklist
·
Essential
'visitor level' safety and emergency procedures
·
Washrooms
·
Food
and drink
·
Smoking
areas and policy
·
Timings
and induction training overview
·
Organisational
history and background overview
·
Ethics
and philosophy
·
Mission
statement(s)
·
Organisation
overview and structure
·
Local
structure if applicable
·
Departmental
structure and interfaces
·
Who's
who (names, roles, responsibilities)
·
Site
layout
·
Other
sites and locations
·
Dress
codes
·
Basic
communications overview
·
Facilities
and amenities
·
Pay
·
Absenteeism
and lateness
·
Holidays
·
Sickness
·
Health
insurance
·
Pension
·
Trades
Unions
·
Rights
and legal issues
·
Personnel
systems and records overview
·
Access
to personal data
·
Time
and attendance system
·
Security
·
Transport
and parking
·
Grievance
procedure
·
Discipline
procedures
·
Career
paths
·
Training
and development
·
Learning
Styles Self-Assessment
·
Multiple
Intelligences Self-Assessment
·
Appraisals
·
Mentoring
·
Awards
and Incentives
·
Health
and Safety, and hazard reporting
·
Physical
examinations, eye test etc.
·
Emergency
procedures, fire drill, first aid
·
Accident
reporting
·
Personal
Protective Equipment
·
Use,
care, and issue of tools and equipment
·
Other
housekeeping issues
·
General
administration
·
Restricted
areas, access, passes
Some of the information is from www.businessballs.com
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