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Will you be attending the LA Convention? If so, come to the Resource Booth and meet me, the editor of Rotary Training Talk to discuss training in your club and district. You can also pick up your free copy of The Club Leadership Plan and our newest publication, Leadership Development: Your Guide to Starting a Program.
Consider attending the incoming club presidents, club
leadership plan, and developing club leaders
workshops. Refer to your program book
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Consider organizing a train the trainer seminar for everyone involved with delivery of training. This is a great opportunity to share best practices with a beginning trainer, or an opportunity to refresh skills and increase the level of consistency among the training team. For more information, go to chapter 3 of the District Training Manual and use the Train the Trainer session guide to customize your Train the Trainer seminar. A sample, one-day agenda, session outline, and handouts are included in the chapter. For each topic, choose discussion questions and suggested activities that best meet the needs of your participants.
Here is an example of an activity from Session 2:
Training Rotarians:
If you have used the Train the Trainer session guide,
please share your experience by emailing
training.talk@rotary.org. |
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If training or adult education is your classification or profession, please let us know. We are looking to communicate with colleagues in the adult education field on our current resources and future offerings. If you are willing to share your vocational talents, please email training.talk@rotary.org. |
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Whether you're interested in golf, humanitarian service, or gourmet cooking connect with Rotarians who share your interests by joining a Global Networking Group. These groups include Rotary Fellowships, which bring Rotarians together for recreational and vocational activities, and Rotarian Action Groups, which unite members in the spirit of service.
View a complete list of
Rotary Fellowships and Rotarian Action Groups, or
contact the Global
Networking Groups coordinator for more
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The following activity is fun and stresses the importance of effective communication. Ask participants to find a partner. Give one person a picture and have that person describe the picture to their partner without letting them see the picture. Their partner must then draw the picture as described. As a follow up, ask the group to discuss what they learned during the activity and how it can apply to the training subject.
Looking for more training tips? Find a collection on the
Training page. |
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E-mail your questions about Rotary training or training materials, and they may be answered in next month's edition of Rotary Training Talk. |
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