📝 General
Introduction
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, technical roles have become increasingly complex and demanding. Traditional training programs are no longer sufficient to meet the needs of employees working in specialized technical positions.
Instead, organizations must design structured learning journeys that address the unique requirements of these roles, combining theoretical knowledge, practical applications, and continuous evaluation. Learning journeys for technical roles provide a systematic pathway that enables employees to acquire, refine, and sustain critical skills while adapting to technological advancements.
This five-day workshop, Designing Learning Journeys for Technical Roles, is designed to equip HR leaders, training managers, and technical team leaders with the tools and knowledge to create customized learning journeys.
Participants will explore how to analyze role-specific needs, design tailored content, and apply global best practices in learning design. The program emphasizes practical applications and case studies, enabling participants to transform learning into a strategic driver of innovation and organizational growth.
By the end of the workshop, participants
will be able to design effective learning journeys that strengthen technical
expertise, foster innovation, and support sustainable organizational success.
🎯 Target Audience
🎯 Expected
Objectives
📚 Scientific
Topics
Theme 1:
Introduction to Learning Journeys for Technical Roles
Session 1: Understanding
Learning Journeys
Session 2: Specificity
of Technical Roles
Theme 2: Analyzing
Technical Role Needs
Session 1: Tools for
Analysis
Session 2: Linking
Needs to Goals
Theme 3:
Designing Learning Journeys
Session 1: Steps in
Design
Session 2: Developing
Learning Content
Theme 4:
Implementing and Monitoring Learning Journeys
Session 1: Implementation
Mechanisms
Session 2: Evaluating
Effectiveness
Theme 5:
Practical Applications and Case Studies
Session 1: Developing
a Practical Technical Learning Plan
Session 2: Case
Studies and Best Practices
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