This document summarizes a presentation on training needs assessment. It discusses how training needs assessment identifies gaps between current and desired skills and knowledge. The assessment process involves surveys, interviews and observations to determine what training is required. It helps outline the skills needed to improve performance and meet organizational objectives. The presentation covers how to classify different types of training needs, approaches to assessment, indications for training needs, and how the results of an assessment can optimize the training system and highlight requirements.
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Training and development
1. JSPM’s
Rajarshi Shahu College of Engineering
Tathawade , Pune:33
Presentation on
Topic: “ Training and Development ”
Department of MBA
Date: 16.04.2020
Presented By :
Name of student: Bhushan Vijay Phirke
Roll Number: 191415
Subject : Human Resource management
(MBA-Sem II)
2. Training & Development for Internal
Assessment
• Training & development for
Internal assessment is the
method of determining if a
training needs exists and, if it
does, what training is required to
fill the Gap.
• It seeks to identify accurately the
level of Present situation in the
target surveys, Interviews,
observation.
• The gap between the present
status and desired status may
indicate problems that in turn
can be translated into training
need.
3. Meaning
• Meaning: A Training Internal assessment Analysis is
used to assess an organization’s training needs.
• The root of the TNA is the gap analysis. This is an
assessment of the gap between the knowledge, skills
and attitudes that the people in the organization
currently possess and the knowledge, skills and
attitudes that they require to meet the organization’s
objectives.
• It helps to outline the desired skills and abilities to be
developed in order to improve the performance of
the organization.
4. What is a training needs assessment?
1. It is the process of identifying training needs in an
organization for the purpose of improving
employee job performance.
2. Process by which an organizations’ training and
development needs are identified
3. Performance effectiveness in obtaining goals
4. Current or future skills gaps of employees
5. Employee preferences for training
6. New ways of performing tasks
7. Prevention of performance problems
8. Mandated training needs (e.g., legal)
6. Indications for the need of
training
1. New Legislation; rules regulations
2. Identification of lack of Basic Skills; IT, S/w
3. Poor Performance; below standard
4. People use different method to do one job,
standardization lacks
5. New Technology; Automation of the process
6. Higher Performance Standards
7. Customer Requests; service, delivery
8. New Jobs; Business analytics
7. Approaches of assessment
Systematic approach:
• Organization: needs as per vision
• Person: As per development and right person
model
• Task: Knowledge and skill expected in individual
Learner centered approach:
• Learner as the center of assessment
• Job responsibilities and task to carry
8. Classification of training needs
• There are different types of training needs based on
expected competency as:
10. Output of Assessment
• Assessment of Skill GAP
• Three level analysis for the optimization
• Review of the current training system and
performance level
• Assessment of the training options
• Helps to stream line the HRIS, find out feedback
effectiveness, grievance systems
• Highlight the training requirements and non training
needs
11. Conclusion
• Importance of Training and Development
It is helpful to have an organized method for
choosing the right assessment for your needs.
A checklist can help you in this process. Your
checklist should summarize the kinds of
information discussed above. For example, is the
assessment valid for your intended purpose? Is it
reliable and fair? Is it cost-effective? Is the
instrument likely to be viewed as fair and valid by
the participants? Also consider the ease or
difficulty of administration, scoring, and
interpretation given available resources.