L D Templates and Tools
L D Templates and Tools
Department of Education
REGION V
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF MASBATE PROVINCE
Annex 1
Directions: Please indicate all the development needs identified by all the
personnel based on the IPCRF-Development Plans and/or school SAT summary.
Then rate each of them based on seriousness, urgency, and growth. Be guided
with the following:
Note: The top-ranking L & D needs shall be the identified and prioritized learning and
development needs to be included in the L & D Plan. This L & D needs report shall be
attached to the L & D Plan to be approved by the Schools Division Superintendent after
the quality assurance of the SGOD-HRDS.
Annex 2
LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Learning and Workplace Conten Methodologie Program Source of Target Target Monitoring and
Development Objective t s Manageme Fund Time Participant Evaluation Plan
Needs nt Team s
(LDN)
Approved:
Annex 3
Learning and Refer to the Self-Assessment Test (SAT) results, Individual
Development Development Plans (IDPs), Training Needs Analysis (TNA)
Needs (LDN) results, 360-degree Review, empirical observations (e.g. notes
during classroom observation, coaching and mentoring
sessions, and monitoring), Focus Group Discussion (FGD)
results, and any verifiable bases.
Workplace This shall be lifted from the School Improvement Plan (SIP)
Objective (WO) which can be directly/indirectly achieved through addressing
the LDNs identified.
Source of Fund It could be the MOOE Fund or other sources. Indicate N/A if the
activity does not require financial resources.
Target Time The conduct of L&D activity to address the LDN should be held
during the time slot of the following activities:
Monitoring and Use Donald Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels of Evaluation and specify
Evaluation Plan the type of evaluation tool.
Annex 4.a
(Cover Letter sample)
Madam:
Prepared by:
Noted by:
____________________
L and D Coordinator ________________________
School Head
Reviewed by:
______________________
SEPS, SGOD-HRDS
Recommending Approval:
____________________________
Assistant Schools Division Superintendent
Approved:
Annex 4.b
I. Training/Activity Title
II. Background (description/discussion of the conditions that justify the need for
training supported with qualitative and quantitative data)
III. Objectives
IV. Strategies
Program Implementation/Delivery
Post-implementation
V. Target Participants
Annex 4.c
BUDGET TEMPLATE
Total
Required Cost Numbe
ITEM OF EXPENDITURE Number (per Total
pax/unit/hr) r of
(e.g. pax/unit/hr)
Days
Travel Expenses
Accommodation and Food
Training/Activity Materials
Equipment Rental
Tarpaulin
Reproduction Cost
Contingency Fund
Others
Prepared:
_________________________
Proponent
________________________
School Head
Recommending Approval:
___________________________________
Assistant Schools Division Superintendent
Approved:
Annex 5
Contribution to Workshop
Outcomes
Key Understanding
TIME
KEY MESSAGES METHOD
ALLOTMEN SLIDE SESSION OUTPUTS MATERIALS
Say Do
T
Annex 6.a
Directions: Rate the Training Design along the following standards by ticking/checking
the column that corresponds to your rating with 4 as the highest rating. Also, write your
comments and suggestions below to further improve the Session Guide. Thank you
Standard 1 2 3 4
1. The training program is aligned to agency’s strategic direction
and priorities (IPPD,SPPD,MPPD,RPMS)
2. The training program is based on competency-based needs
assessment (e..g. PPST, PPSSH, PPSS, RPMS)
3. The training design builds on quality design concepts and follows
acceptable/standard format and/or template.
4. Identification of participants promotes inclusiveness and equity
5. Rationale, objectives, competencies being addressed are aligned
and relevant to DepEd goals and objectives
6. Topics cover all competencies to be developed
7. Content sequence is logical
8. The resource package/s (session guide, presentation materials,
manuals, etc) is/are complete, comprehensive and consistent
9. Schedule of activities is appropriately sequenced and timed
10. Expected outputs are clear and may be accomplished within
reasonable time
11. Support materials and equipment identified adequately support
the program
12. The training design shows how the participants can apply the
KSAs learned from the program
13. Training methodologies employ adult learning principles
14. The training program is ICT – supported
Annex 6.b
Directions: Rate the Session Guide along the following standards by ticking/checking
the column that corresponds to your rating to your rating with 4 as the highest rating.
Also, write your comments suggestions below to further improve the Session Guide.
Thank you.
__________________________________________________________________________________________
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Annex 6.c
Direction: Rate to what extent the following standards have been met by the learning
service provider (LSP) by checking the column corresponding to your response with 4 as
the highest rating.
STANDARDS 1 2 3 4
A. Training Program Management
1. Program Management
Management structure with TOR is clear
Orientation for the staff detailing who will do what, when,
and of what quality was done effectively.
Inventory of training materials to check adequacy and
appropriateness was properly done
Inventory of support materials and equipment to check
availability, service ability and adequacy was properly done.
Logistical arrangements and responsiveness to needs of the
program was ensured
2. Trainers
Have professional experience
Possess expertise in the training program content area
Have attended the TOT
Are physically fit
Have strong personal/interpersonal qualities
Have very good communication and analytical skills
Are ICT literate
3. Documentation Staff
Have very good written communication skills
Are ICT literate
Have good personal/interpersonal skills
Have positive attribute toward work
B. Program Operations (Attach Proposal and Description of Each with
Pictures if possible)
1. Participation and Class Organization
Participation is based on set criteria
Participation maximizes representation from target group
Process of registration is clear
Standard procedure for substitution present
Standard number of participants is observed in the
organization of sessions and classes
2. Venue
Venue has adequate illumination
Venue has adequate ventilation/cooling system
Venue is clean and hygienic
Annex 6.d
SESSION EVALUATION
(To be administered every after a session)
Direction: Rate the session and the facilitator using the rating scale. Put a
check/tick under the column of the response.
Strongl
SESSION Strongl Disagre y
Agree
In this session... y Agree e Disagre
e
1. The topic was relevant to our area of work
2. The session was well planned
3. The objectives of the session were well-
planned
4. The time allotment for the topic was
adequate
5. The activities were appropriate for adult
learners
6. Time to start and to end was observed
7. The learning materials were adequate and
relevant
8. The support materials were adequate
9. The participants were engaged in activities
10. The participants were able to demonstrate
their learning
FACILITATOR
The facilitator...
1. Exhibited full grasp of the topic
2. Was sensitive to the participants’ mood
3. Asked stimulating questions
4. Processed questions and responses to
deepen learning
5. Maintained positive learning environment
6. Expressed ideas clearly
7. Used appropriate training aids
8. Observed appropriate attire
9. Was able to firm up attainment of
objectives of the session
Annex 6.e
ON-SITE MONITORING AND EVALUATION
BASIC INFORMATION
REGION
DIVISION
LEARNING SERVICE PROVIDER
ACTIVITY/EVENT MONITORED
ADDRESS
INCLUSIVE DATES
DATE MONIITORED
Activities Strongl
Strongly Agre Disagre y
Agree e e Disagre
e
A. Conduct of Program Delivery (Daily Monitoring)
1. Operational Concerns
Activities start and end according to
schedule
Attendance is systematically monitored
Modification in activities and schedule are
consulted with the participants and are
given ahead of time.
Provision of the following consistently
follows agreed standards
- Food
- Training Venue
- Accommodation
Training Materials are adequate
Support materials and equipment are
available and serviceable
Issues and possible issues of action are
identified in the briefing and debriefing
sessions
Ground rules were clear and compliance
was monitored
2. Sessions and Trainers
Trainers and sessions are evaluated using
standard tools
Participants were given rapid competency
assessment before the session/s, if
applicable
Action – Describe how the person/s or the team responded to the situation or acted on
the task at hand.
PROGRAM EVALUATION
Direction: Please assess the effectiveness of the training program according to the
indicators below. Put a tick/check under the appropriate column.
1. What do you consider your most significant learning from the program?
2. Briefly describe what you have learned and how it will help you with your work?
3. What changes would you suggest to improve similar programs in the future?
Annex 6.g
Title of Training:
Inclusive Dates:
Venue:
Implemented/Delivered/Managed by:
Evaluator:
Annex 7
PD Program Owner:
Program/Course Title:
Date/s of Conduct:
Venue:
Executive Summary:
May include the program description and its objectives, and the daily proceedings of
the conduct of the program.
M and E Analysis
In this section make any general comments about the program and identify any issues
encountered in relation to:
● its delivery
- resource persons/learning facilitators
- participants
- content of program
- delivery strategies
- training materials
● its management
- prior to delivery
- during the training proper
Other issues
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Recommendations
In this section discuss any recommendations you may have to improve future
programs and for policy actions. Suggestions may cover program management,
facilitation, session guides, resource materials, other concerns)