Day Before Seminar

Day Before Seminar:

What to say during Introductions? The Introduction lesson begins with a

series of short (1 min. each) introductions:

The Coordinator introduces a manager from the operating organization

that needs the task list

The Coordinator introduces you as the Instructor/Facilitator for this

seminar

You introduce yourself

We recommend that you confirm the introductions with the Coordinator

and prepare a very brief biography of your qualifications and experience for

the Coordinator's use when introducing you.

Summary

1. Read the attached lesson plans NOW to help you plan your preparation

time and comprehend this Facilitator Guide.

2. Spend adequate time to become completely familiar with the lesson

plans so you can teach well and serve as a role model.

3. Review available job information to familiarize yourself with the job and

incorporate the information as examples in the "Overview" lesson. DO

NOT use it as a way to contribute technical input to the task list; this

must be done by team members.

4. Fine-tune your Nominal Group Technique and Consensus Decision-

Making skills.

5. Confirm all details with the Coordinator.

Table-Top Job Analysis

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Facilitator Guide

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