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Page 1: Training Needs Analysis - Invest Northern Ireland

Friday, 11 December 2020

Training Needs Analysis

Webinar

Maeve Carabine

Skills Advisor

028 9069 8293

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Agenda

• What is a TNA?

• 3 Levels of TNA

• TNA methodology

“Train people well enough so they can leave.

Treat them well enough so they don’t want

to”.

Richard Branson

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What is a TNA?

• Training Needs Analysis (TNA) is defined as the

“Identification of training requirements and the most

cost effective means of meeting those requirements”

• Includes sourcing and weighing training needs at all

levels within a business

• Essential first step to ensure return on investment for

training

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Why is TNA important?

Ensuring the training and development carried out in your business is necessary, timely and effective can:

Increase productivity

Reduce faults/bottlenecks/complaints

Drive increased sales/income

Increase employee satisfaction

Positively affect staff morale

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The Development Cycle

Training Needs

Analysis

Design

Delivery

Evaluation

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3 Levels of TNA

Individual Needs

Task Analysis

Organisational Needs

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Organisational Needs

• Looks at global view of training needs in the business

• Future skill needs: Changes in products/ equipment/technology/team/environment

• Labour Pool: Availability of qualified workforce / Up or cross-skilling

• Statutory changes: Changes in law/industry specification or standards

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Task Analysis

• Compares job requirements with existing employee skills and knowledge to identify skill gaps

• Establishes Task frequency, quantity and quality

• Establishes the level of skill and knowledge required to perform tasks

• Determines where and how these skills are best acquired

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Conscious Competence Model

1 & 5 Unconscious

Incompetence

2 Conscious Incompetence

3 Conscious Competence

4 Unconscious Competence

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Individual Needs

• Looks at training needs of each employee

• Commonly gathered from Performance Reviews/Appraisal systems

• Can allow employees an opportunity to provide recommendations to solve problems

• May include self-development opportunities

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The TNA Process

Gather information

Prioritise needs

Find solutions

Communicate

Evaluate

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Gather Information

Organisational Needs

Task Analysis Individual Needs

•Performance Appraisal

•Survey/Questionnaire•Interview

•Focus Group/Group Discussion

•Assessment Centres•Tests

•Observations

•Document Reviews•Advisory Committees

•SWOT analysis

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Prioritise Needs

• Training Budget

• Business KPI’s

• Want vs. Need

• Learning styles

• No. of learners

• Accessibility requirements

• Staff attitude

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Find Solutions

• In house courses

• External courses

• Conferences / Events

• Qualifications

• E-Learning

• Books / Journals

• Coaching

• Mentoring

• Job Shadowing

• Secondment

• Action learning

• Subject Matter Experts

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Solutions Weighting

• COST v BENEFIT ANALYSIS

– Is it manageable?

– Who will be responsible?

– How soon will KPI’s be positively affected

– Will KPI’s be negatively affected short term?

– What are the maximum tangible results (1+KPI’s)

– What are the priority area’s?

– What are the intangible benefits/costs?

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Communicate

• 1:1 and 1:Many

• 3 methods

• Publish training needs analysis findings – high level

• Publish training plan

• Invite feedback

• Regular progress updates

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Evaluate

• Purpose is to demonstrate ‘Value for money’

– Impact on your Business

– Impact on your productivity

– Impact on your People

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Evaluate

Level 1

Reaction

'Happy sheets', feedback forms.

Verbal reactions, post-training surveys

or questionnaires

Level 2

Learning

Typically assessments or tests before and

after the training.

Interview or observation can

also be used.

Level 3

Behaviour

Observation and interview over time are required to

assess change, relevance of change, and

sustainability of change

Level 4

Results

Measures are already in place

via normal management systems and

reporting - the challenge is to relate to the

trainee.

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The Development Cycle

Training Needs

Analysis

Design

Delivery

Evaluation

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Any Questions?