Human Resource Development and Training
Human Resource Development and Training
& Training
By
Dr. Satyendra Arya
Changing Views
• Training is an
investment…Not an
expense!
Roles of Human Resource
Development
• Training and Development Specialist
• Organizational Development Specialist
• Career Development Specialist
• Program Manager
• Support Specialist
Training & Development
• Regulation
• Mission
• Personnel
• Leaders
Regulation
• Must be administered
IAW…
– TPR 400
– State Directive on
Technician Training
Program
• Includes Responsibilities
for…
– NGB
– TAG
– HRO/HRDS
– Supervisor
– Training Coordinators
Mission
• Identify/assess training needs
• Accomplish training needs below budget
• Provide excellent customer service
• Produce fully trained technician personnel
• Develop technician personnel careers
Training & Development Process
• Identify/assess training needs
• Select type of training to meet needs
• Develop Individual Development Plans (IDP)
• Request training attendance (SF 182)
• Ensure training attendance
• Evaluate training effectiveness
Training & Development Process
• Step 1: Identify/assess training
needs
– Analyze performance & previous training
– Cause of performance problems
• Organizational
• Environmental
• Motivational
• Knowledge/Skill deficiencies
Training & Development Process
• Definition of Need:
– The difference
between the actual
competencies and
KSAs available and
those required to
accomplish the
mission.
Training & Development Process
• Step 2: Types of training
– Mandatory/recommended
– Formal/informal
– In-house (internal/external)
– Satellite/computer based training
– Home study/correspondence
Training & Development Process
• Step 3: Develop the Individual
Development Plan (IDP) - Overview
– Need to know/relate employee’s position
description to mission requirements.
– Be able to measure/know how well the
employee should perform the job.
– Jointly agreed upon
Training & Development Process
• Step 3: Develop the Individual
Development Plan (IDP) – Supervisor’s Role
– Look for indicators of a training need
– Feedback
– Assessment
– Provide Resources
– Mentor and Coach
Training & Development Process
• Step 3: Develop the Individual
Development Plan (IDP) – Process
– Identify Position requirements
– Identify Employee competencies
– Identify education/training activities
– Prioritize
– Employee input
– Counsel the employee
Training & Development Process
• Step 4: Request training attendance
– Priorities:
• Priority 1 – Mandatory training that must be completed
during the fiscal year in order to prevent an adverse
impact on mission accomplishment.
• Priority 2 – Training required to produce skilled
employees within career fields. It should be
successfully completed within a specified time period,
but may be delayed if funding is not available.
• Priority 3 – Training for an employee performing
competently to increase his/her productivity.
Training & Development Process
• Step 4: Request training attendance
– Types:
• Type 1 – Statutory Training
• Type 2 – Regulatory/Risk Management
• Type 3 – Conversion/Reorganization Training
• Type 4 – Modernization Training
• Type 5 – Operational Skills Training
• Type 6 – Professional Development Training
Training & Development Process
• After determining the priority of need…
– Type of training needed – formal vs informal
– Delivery of training
– Request training through the HRDS using an ATRRS
request or SF 182
– DTS
Training & Development Process
• Step 5: Ensure training attendance
– Make a commitment to the employee.
– Release employee to attend training.
– Ask for certificates of completion
– Document employee’s attendance on NGB Form
904-1.
Training & Development Process
• Step 6: Evaluate training effectiveness
– Keep original/copy of SF 182 for entry into
DCPDS and to meet fiscal requirements.
– Discuss how to apply newly learned skills and
allow time to practice/apply them.