Training Manager 2018 Torrent

The training manager, also known as a learning and development (L&D) manager, is an essential role in the organization. He or she may work across many departments and with many stakeholders to ensure that the training developed by the organization meets the needs of each function and is aligned with the goals of the business. In addition to the leadership competencies needed by managers in any department, such as integrity, project management, change management and business acumen, several additional competencies are required to manage the training function successfully.

Many training managers begin their careers as training specialists, trainers or HR specialists. Others come from other functions in their industry; for example, sales training managers sometimes began their careers as sales reps.

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We are seeking an experienced training manager to lead our learning and development strategy, manage its implementation and measure its impact. A successful candidate will be passionate about learning and excited about the prospect of leading by example. Responsibilities include:

With the removal of training sync in Scoutbook I have serious issues with how to identify trained leaders and what classes that need to be taken by leaders. First, only key 3 can view the training for the group. This should be able to be delegated to a training manager. Without this functionality more is being put on the key 3 to figure out. Second, I have 2 leaders where one is listed as training and the other is not and both have the same mandatory classes listed Y01 and SCO800. both have y01 complete and not sco800. I have looked up sco800 and it is hazardous weather ( which I dont think is required for cub leaders as is). Then when I look under the online training both have a list shown as not completed. So it does not appear that required trainings are appearing correctly. 3rd, When reviewing online trainings that need to be completed I searched for the Class name. The class was not found. ex SCO450. So the report does not make any sense. 4th, I have no method to assign trainings to members of the group so when they login to their training it shows as required training. Without that functionality I cannot tell anyone how to find trainings online they need to take. When I tried the leader only add all training and did them. which is great but not everyone is interested in completing 40 or 50 trainings. Any help when this could be fixed?

A Key 3 can log in to , click on Menu in the upper left corner then select the unit and Organization Security Manager and designate a Unit Training Chair or up to 3 Key 3 Delegates. Both will have access to the training reports under Training Manager.

And only positions held on April 10, 2018 were grandfathered to not need Hazardous Weather training. For example, if an individual was Den Leader on April 10, 2018 but later registered as a Cubmaster, Hazardous Weather Training becomes required.

Robert- the training report in scoutbook while nice in its own way was just a flat file representative of training codes at that time. It was not dynamically linked to the live database at my.scouting.org and would have to be manually linked as codes changed. If as stated by others you or someone else is designated training chair then said person could pull the report. Likewise a leader upon login could go to the dashboard at my.scouting.org and click on the required training and find out what is needed to satisfy the trained in position items are.

The search training is also what I was looking for. Why is that hidden away in some PDF that you have to download. That makes no sense. all of that should be what is in the training report. Thank you for the steps. That allows me to identify the classes I need to ask my leaders to take to be consider trained.

So are training records gone forever from ScoutBook? Up until recently ScoutBook had messages stating that the sync was temporarily broken, but never did state that training records were to be discontinued in ScoutBook. It would be a big step backwards if this were the case.

The pdf is only one option. If you use the Training Manager at my.scouting.org, then you will see a Trained Leaders pie chart. The green part of the pie chart represents your trained leaders. The red part represents the leaders who still need to complete some training in order to be considered position trained. You can click on the red part of the pie chart, and you will get a report that lists the names of the leaders who are not trained and the course numbers that they still need.

The posting of portions of my training record to the two different IDs continued for years. Safe Swim Defense appears on the second ID in August 2008, and Weather Hazards training appears on the first ID in January 2009. The first ID shows I completed Wood Badge on 11/15/2003, but the date on my certificate is 10/27/2003. The first ID also shows an entry for Wood Badge on 10/20/2002, which was the second weekend of the practical phase. The second ID has an entry for Wood Badge on 9/9/2002, which was the first weekend of the practical phase.

I have a spreadsheet with all the training I can find from one source or another with notations of what ID number it was recorded under or that it does not appear to have been recorded anywhere. Is there a way to fix this?

Another option: someone else in your unit who has access to the Training Manager at my.scouting.org can add some of your training (you cannot add your own training). You would just need to show them your certificates. Unit Key 3 (Cubmaster, Pack Committee Chair, Chartered Org. Rep.) have access to the Training Manager. Unit Key 3 can also use the Organization Security Manager to add up to three Key 3 Delegates and a Unit Training Chair, who would also have access to the Training Manager.

Robert, the training report shows how you can take current training to be trained. If you took the current training, then it shows it as done. However, the training tracks to be trained have not always been the current ones. For example, the Cub Scout modules were redone. The new ones were posted 2019-01 and the old ones retired at the same time. The old ones lasted from 2015-18. The display does not include them, because you can no longer take any of them.

I think what people are really missing is the nicer GUI interface that Scoutbook had on the training reports. I understand BSA had to do work on the backend to keep the user friendly format on Scoutbook accurate. However, BSA needs to serve the customer (volunteers) that do not have time to download, filter and search to get what they need. The new reports are ok for people who love that excel type report, which is not going to be the majority of people. I use to work for a huge company and designed user friendly reports for OSHA compliance. By providing a single point click web based interface it allowed leaders to better understand their numbers in a simpler format. This in turn increaaed our training compliance numbers across multiple lines of business and properties. It made it manageable for each location. I personally can deal with both environments but know I have to do more work as a volunteer and with multiple units and district roles it means a lot more than a simple click. Please reconsider going back to the version that worked for your customers and not the few paid employees that use legacy everyday.

Now you can plan and prepare for training without the last minute scrambling that occurs when recurring training becomes due. Run a report to show overdue and upcoming training for the next period of time that you define, and see what's coming up while you still have time to prepare and schedule.

Do you have employee training records stored in different systems, file cabinets, or within various groups? With Training Manager, you can consolidate these disparate systems into one and always know where to find all your training records.

Whether you want to provide more transparency to training records for everyone or just standardize a back-office system for training records administrators and managers, Training Manager allows you to create login accounts to define who can login, view, or edit the training records database.

If you have been working with a paper or Excel based tracking system, you know how much work it takes to determine whether an individual is compliant with required training. Summarizing compliance metrics for a Group or the entire Company can be a daunting task without a training records database. With Training Manager, you can print these reports at any time without the trouble of manually collating and preparing the data.

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