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WHY TRAIN?

 
Companies in Malaysia probably embarked on training activities for a variety of reasons - to fulfill the statutory needs and compliance to ISO 9001 requirements - because the management "feels" employees need the training - because employees "want" to attend the training - because they happen to receive the training program flyers faxed or mailed to the company - and probably for a variety of other reasons - but seldom to fulfill the ACTUAL NEEDS - the BUSINESS NEEDS of the ORGANISATION and the INDIVIDUAL NEEDS of the EMPLOYEES....
 
THE ROLE OF TRAINING IN ORGANISATIONS   WHY TRAIN?

EMPLOYEES are a key resource in any organisation. Managing them effectively is fundamental in establishing a thriving and productive work environment.

Many employees who are recruited into an organisation will not have the knowledge, skills and  the right attitudes (plus the right attributes, of course) collectively termed COMPETENCE necessary to immediately perform their jobs well. They need assistance and help to become high performers.

Training has been recognised as an on-going process necessary to ensure workers can perform to the highest standards possible even when their jobs are undergoing constant change.

  • Assisting employees in developing the BASIC SKILLS and KNOWLEDGE needed to perform effectively and efficiently in their current jobs

  • Preparing employees to take on a VARIETY of jobs as and when required

  • Helping employees to develop and achieve their POTENTIALS

  • Learning NEW TECHNIQUES

  • Changing ATTITUDES

  • Increasing PERFORMANCE and PRODUCTIVITY

  • Enhancing TEAM WORKING spirit

 
 
 
 
BENEFIT FOR THE ORGANISATION   BENEFIT FOR THE EMPLOYEE
  • Increased competence

  • Increased productivity

  • Less staff problems

  • Increased profitability

  • Learning organisation

  • Increased personal competence

  • Personal satisfaction

  • Fulfilling self-potential

  • Opportunity for career advancement

 
When is Training Needed?

 

  • New staff intake

  • New equipment installed

  • Implementation of new system or procedures

  • Decline in staff motivation

  • Relationship among staff on the decline

  • Change in job duties or job scope

  • As a maintainance programme

"If you think training is expensive and non-productive, try IGNORANCE...!"

 
 
 
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