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Page 1: Design Chapter 10 - Organizing and Running a Training Program

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www.floridastatefirecollege.org

Fire Service Course Design Fire Service Course Design

Chapter 10

Organizing and Running a Training Program

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Structure Fires Experience

Training

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Planning and ConductingPlanning and Conducting

“If you fail to plan, you plan to fail”

Plan

Conduct

Evaluate

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Planning and ConductingPlanning and Conducting

Review elements of a good training programAllow participants to draw on their own

knowledge and experienceEncourage reflectionEncourage open, honest and respectful

interactionSee the answers to problems

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Use real examples and situationsVary your method and approach Be sure to have established objectivesEach section should build on the lastMake sure it is relevant to the job at hand

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Planning and ConductingPlanning and Conducting

Ask the right questionsLong or short termIntended audienceWhy do it to begin withHow are you going to do itNew or existing – if existing what is the history

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What do you hope to accomplishWhat will the participant learn or gainHow many people do you need to do itWhat will it costWhat type of facility or settingAny special logistical arrangements

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Planning and ConductingPlanning and Conducting

You have planned it, now promote itWeb sites, mailers, even the PIOTime it rightStudent expectation is based on how and what

you do to promote

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Planning and ConductingPlanning and Conducting

Evaluate the programWe all do post incident critiques What workedWhat didn’tWhat, if anything, do we change

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Training Proposal Training Proposal

The title page

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Training ProposalTraining Proposal

Table of contents

Make it easy for the reader to find

Should be the second page

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Training ProposalTraining Proposal

Executive summarySingle page synopsizeDescribe the program being proposed

Problem backgroundAnalysis of problemTarget populationInformation for the last three from your

analysis

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Training ProposalTraining Proposal

Rationale and goals

Competencies

Evaluation strategies

OverviewDescribes training solution to identified

problem

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Training ProposalTraining Proposal

Curriculum outlineContent, organization, and sequence

Training resources requiredPersonnel and materialsInstructor capabilities

Schedule developmentSequence of training How long it is going to take

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Training ProposalTraining Proposal

Delivery scheduleSchedule of pilot testing and revisionsWhen will it be readyTime frame may be a few days to a much

longer period of time.

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Training ProposalTraining Proposal

CostList expensesGive enough detail to justifyProvide options if you canHelp them determine a cost per student

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Training ProposalTraining Proposal

Projected benefitsDescribe workplace improvements expectedWhat is the return on the investment

AppendixStatistical data, instructor resumes, reference

lists, supporting materials

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Budgeting ExpensesBudgeting Expenses

ExpensesSalaries Fees FacilitiesMaterialsTravel

IncomeCourse feesPotential grants

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Record KeepingRecord Keeping

Florida Firefighter OSHA (69A-62)Maintain records for the participants life

In their own file is all that is necessary

DocumentDate – Time – SubjectWho taught it and their qualificationsWho took the class

In course description, separate the safety aspect

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Planning and SchedulingPlanning and Scheduling

Fire service is ever changingNew techniquesNew rules and regulations

Require continual trainingEnsure they can perform dutiesAnd most important do so in a safe manner

Categorize training

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Planning and SchedulingPlanning and Scheduling

Don’t forget where you are when schedulingIce and snow or blazing heat

Fire service schedules are hard to work around

Don’t forget holidays and special events

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Recruiting InstructorsRecruiting Instructors

Can be challenging

An instructor must be aware of what it takes

Review the book on qualities of an instructor

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FacilitiesFacilities

Sadly, in most cases, what we have is what we get

If the facility is new to you, visit ahead and see what it is like

A nice “wish list” on page 292

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