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Training Needs Analysis for HR and L&D Leaders

Overview:

Introduction:

In a rapidly evolving business environment, the effectiveness of any learning and development (L&D) strategy hinges on a clear understanding of organizational and individual training needs. This program equips HR and L&D professionals with the tools, methodologies, and strategic mindset to conduct comprehensive Training Needs Analysis (TNA), aligning workforce development with business goals.

Objectives:

By the end of the program, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the purpose and importance of TNA in organizational success.

  • Apply various tools and techniques to identify learning and performance gaps.

  • Align training needs with business strategy and employee development plans.

  • Develop actionable TNA reports and implementation plans.

  • Use data-driven insights to inform learning and development decisions.

Target Audience:

  • HR Managers and Specialists

  • Learning and Development Leaders

  • Organizational Development Professionals

  • Talent Management Practitioners

  • Training Coordinators and Consultants

Program Outlines:

Unit 1:

Foundations of Training Needs Analysis:

  • Definition and Purpose of TNA.

  • The Strategic Role of TNA in HR and L&D.

  • Types of Training Needs (Organizational, Task, Individual).

  • The TNA Process: Overview and Key Steps.

  • Aligning TNA with Business Objectives.

Unit 2:

Data Collection for TNA:

  • Methods of Data Collection (Surveys, Interviews, Focus Groups).

  • Using Job Descriptions and Performance Appraisals.

  • Observation and Work Sampling Techniques.

  • Technology Tools in Data Collection.

  • Stakeholder Engagement and Input.

Unit 3:

Analyzing and Interpreting Data:

  • Identifying Skill Gaps and Performance Issues.

  • Root Cause Analysis Techniques.

  • Prioritization Matrix for Training Needs.

  • Using KPIs and Performance Data.

  • Validating and Triangulating Findings.

Unit 4:

Designing a Training Needs Report:

  • Structuring the TNA Report.

  • Presenting Findings Visually and Effectively.

  • Making Data-Driven Recommendations.

  • Linking Training Plans to Identified Needs.

  • Gaining Buy-in from Senior Management.

Unit 5:

From Analysis to Action:

  • Translating TNA Results into Learning Strategies.

  • Creating a Training Roadmap and Action Plan.

  • Budgeting and Resource Allocation.

  • Monitoring the Impact of TNA on Business Results.

  • Continuous Improvement and Feedback Loops.

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