Learning and Development Strategies
for a High Performing Organisation

Do you realise that 26% of the available worldwide work force are under 22 and will be available for work in 2020? That there will at the same time be a worldwide scarcity of talented people? Most existing development strategies are not equipped for generation Z nor are they suitable for developing internal talented people. This practical and unique Anderson training course will show you what is needed and most importantly how to do it. Many of the case studies used in this program are current and are very relevant to today’s changing world. As always development and training costs are always under scrutiny, delegates will learn how to do evaluation including that which takes up 95% of budget costs – competency-based training.

By attending this Anderson training course, delegates will be able to:

• Radically re think how development need to change to maximise generation Z often referred to as iGen
• Examine and design development and linked training specifically for those who are talented
• See what immediate improvement can be made to enhance existing procedures for 2020 and beyond
• Examine new tools, systems and branded materials that will make a real improvement
• Find out how to track measure and show the financial value of all training and development

This Anderson training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

• Training managers
• Talent managers
• Training administrators
• HR professionals
• Succession planners
• Workforce planners
• Nationalisation recruiters and developers

Amongst a wide range of valuable topics, the following will be prioritised:

• Putting together a strategy for Talented and generation Z employees
• Why a strategic approach is now required
• The challenge for training and education before and after 2020
• Understanding the change that artificial intelligence will make on all training and development activities
• Planning required for the next two years
• Getting the best from adults – a new approach and new results
• Using digital information for better development programs for Nationals and the talent stream new and existing
• How digital information can help dramatically with improving succession planning
• Locking TNA and evaluation into an automated process
• Understanding performance-based training  - group exercise
• Ways to motivate trainees and to develop employees in a changing environment