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Teachers today expect modern and innovative training techniques to help improve their teaching skills and to also develop new techniques in teaching in today’s day and age when learning is becoming digital. If you’re assigned to train teachers, it’s important to create a training plan. A training plan helps you keep track of the flow of the training sessions that you will be conducting and helps you focus on the topics you need to discuss in the training. Furthermore, a training plan ensures that you will tackle what teachers need to learn and boost their productivity through the series of activities you’ve let them do to improve the teaching techniques. This article will guide you on how to make a training plan for teachers.  

10+ Teacher Training Plan Samples

1. Free Teacher Training Plan Template

2. Teacher Training Lesson Plan Template

3. Teacher Evaluation Training Plan

4. Teacher Internship Program Training Plan

5. Teacher Training Programme Needs and Plan

6. Sample Teacher Training Plan

7. Teacher Training Payment Plan

8. Mentor Teacher Training Task Plan

9. Virtual Academy Teacher Training Plan

10. Teacher Development Mentor Training Plan

11. Teacher Coordinator Training Plan

What is a Training Plan?

A training plan is a written document where an organized description of the activities and resources needed for the training is clearly outlined. It also states how the training will guide the group undergoing the training to a specific learning objective. Some training plans are just mere outlines of the training and some include complex details in them such as prompts and questions to be asked during the training session. It’s up to the person making the plan on how they want their training plan to look like.

How to Make a Teacher Training Plan

1. Identify What Your School Needs

What are the needs of your school or educational organization that needs training sessions to address it? Once you’ve identified it, make it your training goal. Create sub-goals that will serve as your training objectives.

2. Give Details About the Training Session

Describe what the training is all about. State what topics, content areas, or discussions will be discussed, state how many training sessions the teachers will undergo, state how long each training session lasts and what time they start and end, and describe the teachers who will be participating.

 

3. Set Up the Training Logistics

Give details of the venue, date, and time of the training session. Don’t forget to include the equipment and tools that you will be needing for the training (such as whiteboards, laptops, tables, chairs, etc.). If you need to operate software or install plug-ins or firewalls when accessing the internet or just any technical support in general, include its details here as well. One last thing to include in this section is the registration details such as its process and the number of participants who registered for the training session.

 

4. Develop Your Training Session

Outline the series of events and tasks to do during the training session, from the beginning of the session until it concludes. In this section, you will develop agendas that will be addressed in the training preparation and execution, the resources needed, rehearsal process for those who will present, save presentation copies for easy access during training sessions, and include strategies on how you will keep your participants’ enthusiasm and motivation.

5. Announce Your Training Session

One last thing to prepare is to promote your training session to teachers who will be interested to join. Describe in the plan how you will advertise it (will you post posters and flyers on bulletin boards or send emails to potential participants?).

FAQs

 

Writing a training plan might seem daunting but all your effort is worth it as it will keep you focused on achieving your training goals. Make sure to review it first before presenting the plan with the school administration and don’t forget to go through it and review it for any grammatical and spelling errors, incoherent sentences, and tone of the plan in general. Make changes if needed. You can then print it out and present copies to your school administration and ask for suggestions and listen to their opinions to check if the training plan needed to be changed a bit to include some steps to be taken for quality training. If you want to get started on making your own training plan, download our free sample templates as your reference!