Hi Gaurang,
Thanks for your advice. I have looked into that site, but I don't think they have anything in Delhi/NCR. However, they have good material related to training on their website, which will be quite useful to me.
Thanks a lot!
Regards,
Pooja
From India, Gurgaon
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Thanks for your advice. I have looked into that site, but I don't think they have anything in Delhi/NCR. However, they have good material related to training on their website, which will be quite useful to me.
Thanks a lot!
Regards,
Pooja
From India, Gurgaon
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Hi Pooja,
Some of our friends here have advised you to join a corporate company as a Training Manager. I do not agree with them. Since you are a fresher, it would be risky to take such a big jump. I would suggest tying up with an Individual Corporate Trainer to learn the ropes or joining a company as a Trainer. Collaborating with a Freelancer will give you wide experience and exposure to various corporates and their training needs. If you aim to become a Training Manager in the future, join an organization as a Trainer. This will provide you with experience not only as a Trainer but will also help you learn all the Training Functions and Interventions.
Wishing you all the best.
Regards,
Kunal Ghosh
Training Consultant.
From India, Mumbai
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Some of our friends here have advised you to join a corporate company as a Training Manager. I do not agree with them. Since you are a fresher, it would be risky to take such a big jump. I would suggest tying up with an Individual Corporate Trainer to learn the ropes or joining a company as a Trainer. Collaborating with a Freelancer will give you wide experience and exposure to various corporates and their training needs. If you aim to become a Training Manager in the future, join an organization as a Trainer. This will provide you with experience not only as a Trainer but will also help you learn all the Training Functions and Interventions.
Wishing you all the best.
Regards,
Kunal Ghosh
Training Consultant.
From India, Mumbai
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Hi Kunal,
I really appreciate your advice. I am still searching for a company that would take me as a trainer/content development executive/BD-training, which will help me understand the areas in training.
Thanks again.
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Pooja
From India, Gurgaon
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I really appreciate your advice. I am still searching for a company that would take me as a trainer/content development executive/BD-training, which will help me understand the areas in training.
Thanks again.
Regards,
Pooja
From India, Gurgaon
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Hi Pooja,
I completely agree with Kunal.
I really dont know much since I am also a fresh MBA graduate, but I did my summer internship in the Training & Development Dapartment of a 5 star hotel
According to me you should look out for some position like Training co-ordinator or since you are an MBA graduate u can join as a training executive where in you gain some experience, then u can think of becoming a training manager or asst manger it depends from company to companyor a freelnace trainer
Or u can mail to Sharadha hrd,I think that also a good option
and I would also advice you to do ISTD course,the contact person for Delhi is
Dr Sudhir K Jain
Department of Management Studies
Indian Institute of technology, Delhi
Hauz Khas
New Delhi – 110 016
Ph:(O) 26591168 (R) 26568630
Mob: 9810211681
I wish you a gud luck.
Regards,
Khushboo
From India, Bangalore
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4I completely agree with Kunal.
I really dont know much since I am also a fresh MBA graduate, but I did my summer internship in the Training & Development Dapartment of a 5 star hotel
According to me you should look out for some position like Training co-ordinator or since you are an MBA graduate u can join as a training executive where in you gain some experience, then u can think of becoming a training manager or asst manger it depends from company to companyor a freelnace trainer
Or u can mail to Sharadha hrd,I think that also a good option
and I would also advice you to do ISTD course,the contact person for Delhi is
Dr Sudhir K Jain
Department of Management Studies
Indian Institute of technology, Delhi
Hauz Khas
New Delhi – 110 016
Ph:(O) 26591168 (R) 26568630
Mob: 9810211681
I wish you a gud luck.
Regards,
Khushboo
From India, Bangalore
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Hi Khushboo,
Thanks for sharing your information. I have looked into these options. I might as well enroll in some training course with ISTD, Delhi. But I still want to enter the training industry as I have quite good knowledge about training and then move into these courses later with my job.
As I am an MBA, I have conducted a number of training sessions which will always be an added advantage for me. I am a fast learner and excellent in content development and presentation skills, which will help me grow quickly in a training company. If you come across any Training Company in Delhi/NCR, please let me know.
Thanks and regards,
Pooja
From India, Gurgaon
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Thanks for sharing your information. I have looked into these options. I might as well enroll in some training course with ISTD, Delhi. But I still want to enter the training industry as I have quite good knowledge about training and then move into these courses later with my job.
As I am an MBA, I have conducted a number of training sessions which will always be an added advantage for me. I am a fast learner and excellent in content development and presentation skills, which will help me grow quickly in a training company. If you come across any Training Company in Delhi/NCR, please let me know.
Thanks and regards,
Pooja
From India, Gurgaon
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Dear Pooja,
I agree with the above. My mother tongue is not English, so please forgive any language mistakes. I'm a trainer in China.
I think the best choice for you is to work for a company as a trainer. You can learn more, engage in real business, and gain experience. After you attain a position as high as HRM or HRD, you can then train others. Others will listen to you and trust you more!
Welcome to communicate and share; let's be good friends!
From China, Beijing
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I agree with the above. My mother tongue is not English, so please forgive any language mistakes. I'm a trainer in China.
I think the best choice for you is to work for a company as a trainer. You can learn more, engage in real business, and gain experience. After you attain a position as high as HRM or HRD, you can then train others. Others will listen to you and trust you more!
Welcome to communicate and share; let's be good friends!
From China, Beijing
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Hi Island,
First, I'm glad to welcome you to this community. You'll really find this community a great place to share your knowledge and get information on anything in HR. Thanks for your help.
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Pooja
From India, Gurgaon
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First, I'm glad to welcome you to this community. You'll really find this community a great place to share your knowledge and get information on anything in HR. Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Pooja
From India, Gurgaon
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Hi Pooja,
Some time back, I saw an ad in TOI where Walchand Dale Carnegie Institute was looking for trainers; they would provide the training for trainers. They are also running programs like "train the trainer." Maybe they can help!
All the best,
Alpana :)
From Saudi Arabia, Jiddah
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Some time back, I saw an ad in TOI where Walchand Dale Carnegie Institute was looking for trainers; they would provide the training for trainers. They are also running programs like "train the trainer." Maybe they can help!
All the best,
Alpana :)
From Saudi Arabia, Jiddah
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Hi Divesh,
Hey, what you wrote to Pooja is so true. I am a behavioral trainer, but I started my career 5 years ago in customer service and then moved to hardcore sales, and finally to HR Training. Just because I have gone through my ups and downs in both functions, today, I can relate to every scenario that's narrated by my participants. A trainer has to feel from the heart, and then the words that flow from his mouth are full of conviction. If you succeed at that, your concept is sold successfully. I think we are in an awesome profession where we can touch so many lives with just one session. I take pride in my work, and it helps me to be a better person every day.
Regards,
Charms
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Hey, what you wrote to Pooja is so true. I am a behavioral trainer, but I started my career 5 years ago in customer service and then moved to hardcore sales, and finally to HR Training. Just because I have gone through my ups and downs in both functions, today, I can relate to every scenario that's narrated by my participants. A trainer has to feel from the heart, and then the words that flow from his mouth are full of conviction. If you succeed at that, your concept is sold successfully. I think we are in an awesome profession where we can touch so many lives with just one session. I take pride in my work, and it helps me to be a better person every day.
Regards,
Charms
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Hi Pooja,
I am Ganesh, a Corporate Trainer by passion for the past 6 years. Excellent that you want to become a Trainer. Before wishing so, please do a personal audit to explore the following rudimental qualities that are needed to become a successful Trainer:
1. Oratorical dexterity with Modulation, Emotion, Animation, and of course with a tinge of humor to make your sessions very interesting and to facilitate the transfer of knowledge.
2. Excellent listening - a good listener is a very good communicator.
3. Presentation skills and presence of mind to tackle any sort of questions that are shot at you.
4. Easygoing and mingling with people - you must have a passion to mingle with people with great fraternity, respect, and admiration.
5. Keep enhancing your knowledge base. Update it on any given subject.
In addition, my friend, you have to learn Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and you can undergo any Training Program on "Train the Trainer." You may take up the PG Diploma Course in Training & Development conducted by the Indian Society for Training & Development, New Delhi, which offers a Diploma Course. The Diploma is approved by the HRD of the Government of India.
I got this Diploma which is very useful. I have also completed PG Diploma in Guidance & Counselling. These are all interlinked with Training.
Should you require any more particulars, details, data, and the like, please write to me.
All the best Pooja, I could find a Trainer in you. 😉
From India, Tiruppur
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I am Ganesh, a Corporate Trainer by passion for the past 6 years. Excellent that you want to become a Trainer. Before wishing so, please do a personal audit to explore the following rudimental qualities that are needed to become a successful Trainer:
1. Oratorical dexterity with Modulation, Emotion, Animation, and of course with a tinge of humor to make your sessions very interesting and to facilitate the transfer of knowledge.
2. Excellent listening - a good listener is a very good communicator.
3. Presentation skills and presence of mind to tackle any sort of questions that are shot at you.
4. Easygoing and mingling with people - you must have a passion to mingle with people with great fraternity, respect, and admiration.
5. Keep enhancing your knowledge base. Update it on any given subject.
In addition, my friend, you have to learn Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) and you can undergo any Training Program on "Train the Trainer." You may take up the PG Diploma Course in Training & Development conducted by the Indian Society for Training & Development, New Delhi, which offers a Diploma Course. The Diploma is approved by the HRD of the Government of India.
I got this Diploma which is very useful. I have also completed PG Diploma in Guidance & Counselling. These are all interlinked with Training.
Should you require any more particulars, details, data, and the like, please write to me.
All the best Pooja, I could find a Trainer in you. 😉
From India, Tiruppur
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