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April 14, 2025 20 mins

Is your organization's training feeling a bit like a junk drawer – overflowing with well-intentioned but possibly ineffective courses? Are you spending money on learning and development without seeing a real impact on employee performance or your bottom line?

You're not alone. Many businesses fall into the trap of broad-spectrum training that doesn't address their teams' specific skills and knowledge gaps. This episode dives deep into a strategic solution: the Training Needs Assessment (TNA).

Discover how a TNA isn't just another HR buzzword but a crucial process for pinpointing exactly where your employees need support and tailoring your learning and development initiatives for maximum effect.

We'll explore how understanding the "what" – your organization's needs – through a TNA allows you to determine the "why and how" of effective training.

Learn how to move beyond generic eLearning and create targeted programs that boost employee engagement, maximize your training investment, and improve your organization's performance. We'll uncover the different levels of TNA, from organisational to individual, and the key steps in conducting a successful assessment.

Stop throwing training at problems and start strategically building a skilled and high-performing workforce...based on How to Conduct A Training Needs Assessment from the Neovation Learning Hub.


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