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The Process Manager - Trainer is responsible for designing, delivering, and measuring the effectiveness of training programs across. This role goes beyond classroom facilitation. it requires proactive calendar management, cross-functional business follow-up, and ongoing content curation to ensure learning translates into measurable performance improvement.
Training Delivery & Facilitation
- Deliver engaging, interactive training sessions (virtual, in-person, or hybrid) for employees across levels — from new hires to senior leaders.
- Adapt facilitation style to diverse audiences, learning styles, and business contexts.
- Use adult learning principles, storytelling, case studies, role-plays, and group activities to maximize knowledge retention and application.
- Serve as a subject matter expert on core training topics such as communication, leadership, performance feedback, bias mitigation, and manager effectiveness.
2. Measuring Impact of Training
- Design and implement evaluation methods to assess training effectiveness at multiple levels (e.g., reaction, learning, behavior change, business impact).
- Use pre- and post-training assessments, surveys, observation checklists, and performance data to measure knowledge gain and application.
- Partner with business leaders to track on-the-job behavior change and performance improvement post-training.
- Prepare and present impact reports, including ROI analysis where applicable, to stakeholders and leadership.
- Continuously refine training content and methods based on evaluation data and feedback loops.
3. Calendar & Schedule Management
- Plan and manage the monthly/quarterly training calendar in alignment with business priorities, peak cycles, and team availability.
- Coordinate logistics for all training sessions, including room bookings, virtual platform setup, invites, reminders, and resource allocation.
- Proactively resolve scheduling conflicts and communicate changes clearly to participants and stakeholders.
- Maintain a centralized training tracker to monitor session dates, attendance, cancellations, and rescheduling requests.
4. Follow-Up with Business / Stakeholder Management
- Act as the primary L&D point of contact for assigned business units or functions.
- Conduct regular follow-up meetings with team leads to gather feedback and reinforce learning application.
- Share post-training reinforcement materials, action plans, and nudges to support behavior change on the job.
- Work with the team to identify high-priority training needs and customize solutions accordingly.
5. Content Curation & Development
- Curate, adapt, and update existing training content (presentations, handouts, e-learning modules, videos, case studies) to ensure relevance and accuracy.
- Research and recommend external resources, articles, tools, or micro-learning assets to supplement formal training.
- Develop facilitator guides, participant workbooks, job aids, and quick-reference cards to support learning transfer.
6. Reporting & Continuous Improvement
- Maintain training records, attendance logs, certification trackers, and evaluation databases.
- Identify trends in feedback, assessment scores, and business follow-up inputs to recommend improvements to the learning curriculum.
- Bachelor’s degree in HR, Education, Business, Psychology, or related field
- 5+ years of experience in training facilitation, L&D, or a similar senior training role.
- Proven experience measuring training impact and reporting outcomes to stakeholders.
- Strong facilitation skills with high audience engagement ability.
- Analytical mindset with experience using data (surveys, assessments, performance metrics) to evaluate training effectiveness.
- Excellent calendar and time management skills; ability to manage multiple priorities.
- Strong relationship management and follow-up discipline with business stakeholders.
- Proficiency in content curation tools (e.g., Canva, PowerPoint, LMS platforms, Articulate, or similar).
- Familiarity with virtual training platforms (Zoom, MS Teams) and collaboration tools.