P4
how did you manage to post as a guest ?
In addition to c/c I am also a partner in a domicilery care business, which is being plagued by legislation, on training and the requirement to have everyone trained, to ascending levels, of so called competency.
The reality, is, we went from a healthy solvent state, to damn near bankrupt, through the cost of training over the last 18 months.
I'm referring to training which has become a requirement and forced upon the industry even although the turnover of workers means that most never even complete the early stages of training.
You can take Trainer courses which will allow you to carry out your own training, but they are expensive.........
Another point...........you need, wit and personality, above knowledge to be a good trainer..........it's all about comunication skills..............I'd be a little concerned about you missing the very obvious comment about nose bleeds and your reaction to same.
I have years of experience which got me an invitation to become a lecturer at an f/e college............but I quickly discovered, that the most knowledgeable lecturer in the department couldn't teach, as he just shouted loudly and used the blackboard.
My classes were full of chat and laughter, but resulted in very high scoring in the ultimate test, end of year exams.
Another point.........becoming a teacher/trainer require an ability to research and source information..........if you need to find training courses, they exist and if you're suited to the task of being a trainer you will find them.........
Not intending to be negative, but, there are obvious routes you should be following and makes me wonder if training is really your forte.........
good luck
rob m
