Description
Lead and oversee employee training programs, supervising instructors, resources, and delivery to improve skills and organizational performance. Analyze needs, set standards, and evaluate effectiveness to drive continuous improvement and compliance.
- • Direct corrective actions and alternative training methods when results lag.
- • Lead training needs assessments using surveys, interviews, and performance data.
- • Select, assign, coach, and support instructors and facilitators.
- • Sponsor programs that build leadership pipelines and critical talent.
- • Negotiate and manage contracts with vendors or external trainers.
- • Refer trainees to HR, career development, or support resources when appropriate.
- • Supervise programs on efficiency, safety, sustainability, or compliance topics.
- • Evaluate and select delivery modes (in-person, virtual, blended) for impact and cost.
- • Plan and direct employee onboarding and orientation training.
- • Ensure development, version control, and accessibility of manuals and course materials.
- • Stay current on learning trends, technologies, and regulations to guide program updates.
- • Set standards for instructional methods and deliver sessions when needed.
- • Approve and coordinate class schedules, rooms, equipment, and instructor availability.
- • Oversee delivery of training programs to maintain or improve job skills.
- • Monitor, evaluate, and document training activities, outcomes, and compliance.
- • Attend stakeholder meetings to report training status and gather requirements.
- • Coordinate participant enrollment and placement with managers and HR.
- • Review and approve curricula, outlines, and training materials.
- • Manage training budgets, track costs, and report on ROI and utilization.
- • Supervise, mentor, and evaluate instructors; arrange skill development and observations.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
