[Trainer-talk] Free Trainer Evaluation Training

[David Andrews]

Thanks for making this available!  I plan on looking, as we have been 
in the business of certifying trainers since 2004, here in Minnesota, 
and it is potentially complex.  There are at least two parts to it, 
one of which is harder to get at.  The first is does the person know 
the subject area.  Are they skilled enough to convey information to 
others.  The second deals with the ability to teach, and teaching 
adults, and teaching kids is different.  This area is harder to 
quantify -- particularly with limited resources of time and staff.

Dave

At 01:40 PM 4/25/2010, you wrote:
>Employers need to know how to hire qualified Access Technology Trainers.  We
>need skilled trainers with the ability to effectively communicate in every
>classroom where blind and visually-impaired students participate in classes.
>
>To that end, I'm offering a handbook on evaluating and hiring Access
>Technology Trainers free of charge on my website.  This insures that
>everyone interested can acquire the materials without having to go through
>red-tape or a long process of approval from organizations.
>
>If you'd like to review the materials.  I invite you to visit:
>http://www.accesstechnologyinstitute.com/Access/evaluation/
>
>There is no charge for the materials.  I hope you find them of value and
>will provide me with feedback.  I look forward to hearing your response and
>opinions of the material.
>
>Thanks everyone!
>
>
>---
>CathyAnne Murtha
>Access Technology Institute
>www.blindtraining.com
>Phone: (520) 303-5885
>FAX: (800) 986-6198
>
>
>CathyAnne