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Designing, Developing and Delivering Effective Showroom Training
Designing, Developing and Delivering Effective Showroom Training
Designing, Developing and Delivering Effective Showroom Training
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VENUE: SHERATON SUBANG HOTEL & TOWERS DATE: 20th - 21st August 2009 TIME: 9.00 AM - 5.00 PM
MAKE A SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE TO SALESPERSONS SALES PERFORMANCE WITHOUT RESORTING TO COSTLY TRAINING DEVELOP YOUR OWN TRAINING MODULES IN-HOUSE
To register please call: 603 - 7490 4529/4530 (Gregory/Banu) or Visit us online at www.rcj.com.my
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This program will teach participants to: Understand adult learning processes and determine the most suitable training methodology to impact skills and knowledge to showroom salespersons. Determine what product knowledge can be book-learned and what needs to be taught through effective training modules. Determine the effectiveness of existing training modules and adjust or redesign the training to maximize effectiveness. Design and develop new training modules to address specic skills or knowledge decit. Develop collateral materials (worksheets, visuals, PowerPoint presentations, etc.) to enhance training. Create innovative, interesting and fun learning modules. Consider the effectiveness of the training venue, time and available resources. Deliver or facilitate training modules in an effective manner. Design and/or develop skills and knowledge tests
Terence Hockenhull is British, however he has spent all of his working life in South East Asia. He is the President of Charteris Consulting, Inc. and has built a highly successful business designing, developing and delivering effective training programs to both local and multinational corporations. With 20 years cultural exposure working and living in Hong Kong, Philippines, Thailand, Singapore, Taiwan, Malaysia, Japan and Indonesia, he uses his extensive industry experience to develop results-driven learning programs based on well-researched skills and his exposure to Asian cultures. Mr. Hockenhull is a strong advocate for professionalizing sales teams through appropriate training and the use of effective planning tools. His training programs have a direct, practical and culturally-sensitive application. His involvement with Nissan Motors (Japan) over 4 years has provided him with a wealth of experience in the automotive industry. Involved directly in the design and development of training to support the launch of 18 new models, he is ideally placed to pass on his skills and knowledge in this seminar. Mr. Hockenhull is an engaging facilitator, trainer and consultant. With his unique understanding of the practicalities of sales and negotiation together with his extensive industry experience across a wide range of product and service corporations, he develops training that has immediate impact and produces measureable results. He is a regular guest speaker at sales conventions and events throughout the region. He has written articles on sales and management for a number of prestigious publications including a weekly column for Business World Newspaper in the Philippines. Mr. Hockenhull is a training associate and program director for RCJ Consulting, Sdn. Bhd. His training programs and consultancy services are exclusively offered in Malaysia by RCJ Consulting. please visit our website
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CONTENTS
DAY 1 Module I Identifying training needs: This module addresses possible areas where showroom salespersons may require training. Specically, it looks at the areas of product knowledge, selling skills, cultural (corporate) issues and market awareness. It considers the symptoms of a lack of skills and knowledge in these areas and allows participants to quickly identify areas where training is needed. Module II Auditing skills and knowledge: Sales or showroom managers must be able to quickly dene exactly what skills and knowledge are held by individuals under their employment and relate these to the needs of the organization. This module will demonstrate how to develop skills and knowledge audits to determine the training requirement and target audience. Module III Dealing with skill and knowledge decits: Skills or knowledge decits need to be addressed in different ways. This module will discuss the different training methodologies that may be effectively used. Module IV Evaluating the effectiveness of existing training modules and programs: In many cases, the sales or showroom manager will have to determine the effectiveness of existing training programs and consider whether the loss of man-hours to attend such training benets the organization. This module will show how to quantify the effectiveness of existing training programs by measuring training program scope, coverage and results. The skills used in this module may also be used to evaluate training programs offered by outside vendors to address specic training needs. Module V - Determine the need for training: This module helps determine factors other than training which may be causing below par performance and considers other strategies that might be more effectively used in lieu of training. Further, it provides the skills to determine if knowledge and skills are really required for effective job performance. Module VI - Appropriate training methodology for skills or knowledge based training: Skills and knowledge-based training often require different approaches in terms of design and delivery. This module will address the differences between the two approaches and determine the most effective models to achieve the training objective. DAY 2 Module VII - Developing knowledge-based training modules: This module is a practical session where the participant will be supervised, coached and guided through the development of a knowledgebased training module. Consideration will be given to the formulation of a training objective and the necessary development of a training module to meet this objective. Module VIII - Developing skills based training modules: This module is a practical session where the participant will be supervised, coached and guided through the development of a skills-based training module. Consideration will be given to the formulation of a training objective and the necessary development of a training module to meet this objective. Module IX Supporting training with materials: This module covers the necessity for and development of training materials including worksheets, structured learning exercise (SLE) resources and other training delivery collaterals. Module X Practical considerations (time, venue and resources): Participants will quickly recognize that training cannot always be delivered in the perfect venue, over the desired period of time or to all of the target participants. Considerations such as time, lost man-hours, availability of trainers, cost and available resources will all impact on the decision to train. Participants will be shown how to factor this into training program design and delivery. Module XI - Training preparation: Prior to the delivery of training, trainers must prepare, avail of all of the necessary training materials, secure required resources and mentally prepare to deliver the training. This module provides an easy to use check-list on training program preparation. Module XII - Delivering the training: This session covers the basics of effective training program delivery addressing such issues as training authority, delivery and presentation skills. Module XIII - Closing review: A review of all skills learned during the program and action planning for skill implementation in each participants activities.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND? Senior Sales Executives, Sales Managers, Sales Directors, Showroom Managers HR and Training Personnel
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EARLY BIRD RATES
RM Individual Price Savings Group* Individual Group*
NORMAL RATES
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2700
2600 / person
200
300 / person
* 3 OR MORE PARTICIPANTS FEE INCLUDES LUNCHEONS, REFRESHMENTS AND COMPLETE SET MATERIAL. IT DOES NOT INCLUDE THE COST OF ACCOMMODATION AND TRAVEL.
2900
2800 / person