Training Coordinator and Specialist Skills: TNA, Training Plans, Logistics and Records – Paris, 14–18 Jun 2027
DestinationParis
Dates14 – 18 June 2027
Reference55_8821
This session
14–18 Jun 2027
This Training Coordinator and Specialist Skills: TNA, Training Plans, Logistics and Records session in Paris runs from Monday 14 June to Friday 18 June 2027 (week 24, Q2 2027). It is the 2nd of 2 dates in Paris in 2027, at a fee of 23,500 SAR, the same for each of them. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person at Right Bank business hotel.
DatesMonday 14 Jun – Friday 18 Jun 2027
Week24 of 2027
Duration5 days
Fee23,500 SAR
StatusOpen for registration
FormatIn person
VenueRight Bank business hotel
Programme overview
Introduction:
Many training units lose control of the training cycle in the detail: needs arrive as informal requests, nominations miss deadlines, venues and trainers are booked late, attendance and scores sit in scattered spreadsheets, and year-end reports show only headcounts. This Core Concept course equips training coordinators and L&D specialists to run training needs analysis, the annual training plan and calendar, provider sourcing, session logistics, LMS records and evaluation data as one controlled process. Participants leave with a Training Coordination Toolkit of forms, trackers and report templates built for their own training unit.
Course Objectives:
Collect and consolidate training needs at organisational, task and individual level using structured TNA forms, manager input and nomination data
Compile an annual training plan, training calendar and training budget tracker from approved needs
Source and compare training providers and programmes using a request for quotation and a weighted comparison sheet
Schedule and coordinate training sessions, including venues, trainers, joining instructions and attendance control
Maintain accurate LMS and training records and run pre and post assessment and Kirkpatrick Level 1 to Level 4 data collection
Produce monthly and annual L&D reports, with basic cost and return figures, from a Training Coordination Toolkit
Target Audience:
Staff who coordinate the scheduling, enrolment and logistics of internal and external training
Specialists who collect training needs and prepare the annual training plan for approval
Officers who maintain the learning management system, attendance and training records
HR generalists who carry training administration within a wider HR role
Departmental focal points who manage nominations and training follow-up for their unit
Course Outline:
Day 1: The Training Cycle and the Coordinator's Role
Training Cycle Stages: Needs, Plan, Source, Deliver, Evaluate and Report
Training Coordinator and L&D Specialist Role Map and RACI Chart
Training Policy and Procedure Review Checklist
Stakeholder Map for Line Managers, Trainers, Providers and Finance
Current-State Audit of Training Forms, Trackers and Records
Day 2: Training Needs Analysis and the Annual Training Plan
Three-Level Needs Analysis: Organisational, Task and Individual
TNA Form, Manager Interview Guide and Nomination Request Template
Team Development Plans and Personal Development Plans as Needs Inputs
Needs Consolidation Matrix and Priority Ranking by Business Impact
Annual Training Plan Structure and Training Calendar Build
Day 3: Budget, Provider Sourcing and Session Logistics
Training Budget Build by Cost Category and Monthly Spend Tracker
Request for Quotation and Provider Comparison Scoring Sheet
Training Provider Agreement Checklist: Scope, Cancellation and Materials
Session Logistics Checklist: Venue, Equipment, Trainer and Catering
Joining Instructions, Confirmation Messages and Attendance Sheet Design
Day 4: LMS Records, Assessment and Evaluation Data
LMS Administration: Course Set-Up, Enrolment and Completion Tracking
Training Records Data Standards, Audit Trail and Data Protection Controls
Pre and Post Assessment Design and Score Gain Analysis
Kirkpatrick Level 1 Reaction and Level 2 Learning Data Collection
Level 3 Behavior Follow-Up and Level 4 Results Data With Line Managers
Day 5: Case Work and the Training Coordination Toolkit
Multi-Site Operations Case: Late Nominations and No-Show Recovery Plan
L&D Monthly Dashboard Build: Hours, Completion, Spend and Satisfaction
Basic Cost per Learner and Training Return Calculation Worksheet
Annual L&D Report Drafting With Evaluation Findings
Training Coordination Toolkit Assembly and Peer Review
Skills You Will Gain:
Training Needs Consolidation
Training Calendar Planning
Training Budget Tracking
Provider Sourcing and Comparison
Training Logistics Coordination
LMS and Training Records Administration
Evaluation Data Analysis
L&D Reporting
Why Attend This Course:
Return with a Training Coordination Toolkit of TNA forms, plan, budget tracker, logistics checklist and report templates ready to use
Cut late bookings, no-shows and missing records by running each training event from one checklist and tracker
Answer management questions on training hours, spend and results with data already collected in the LMS
Compare training administration practice with coordinators from other sectors and organisations
Conclusion:
A training plan succeeds or fails in its administration: the needs data behind it, the bookings that make sessions happen, the records that prove attendance and the evaluation data that shows results. This course follows the training cycle from needs analysis and the annual training plan, through budget, provider sourcing and logistics, to LMS records, assessment, the four Kirkpatrick levels and L&D reporting. The final day applies the methods to case material and assembles a Training Coordination Toolkit for use from the first week back.
Training Coordinator and Specialist Skills: TNA, Training Plans, Logistics and Records runs in Paris over 5 days, with 2 upcoming dates in Paris. The course fee is 23,500 SAR.
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