📝 General
Introduction
In today’s dynamic business environment, training is no longer limited to transferring knowledge or building technical skills. It has evolved into a strategic tool aimed at creating sustainable behavioral change among employees.
Behavioral change is the key factor that ensures knowledge is applied in practice and transformed into consistent workplace behaviors. Organizations that invest in training programs designed to influence behavior achieve measurable improvements in performance, stronger cultures of accountability, and higher productivity.
This five-day workshop, Designing Training for Behavioral Change, is designed to provide HR leaders, executives, and training managers with the knowledge and tools to design innovative training programs that focus on modifying behaviors and reinforcing positive habits within the organization.
Participants will explore behavioral science principles, organizational psychology techniques, and practical strategies to ensure long-term change. The program emphasizes hands-on applications and case studies, enabling participants to transform training into a strategic driver of organizational growth and success.
By the end of the workshop, participants
will be able to design training programs that foster positive behavioral change,
strengthen organizational culture, and support sustainable performance.
🎯 Target Audience
🎯 Expected
Objectives
📚 Scientific
Topics
Theme 1:
Introduction to Behavioral Training
Session 1:
Understanding Behavioral Training
Session 2:
Understanding Human Behavior
Theme 2:
Designing Behavioral Training Programs
Session 1: Steps in
Program Design
Session 2: Training
Content for Behavioral Change
Theme 3: Behavior
Modification Techniques
Session 1: Behavioral
Change Strategies
Session 2:
Organizational Psychology Tools
Theme 4:
Sustaining Behavioral Change
Session 1: Building a
Sustainable Culture
Session 2: Monitoring
and Evaluating Change
Theme 5:
Practical Applications and Case Studies
Session 1: Developing
a Practical Behavioral Training Plan
Session 2: Case
Studies and Best Practices
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