The compact trainer – sometimes you just can’t carry too much, and PowerPoint will have to support the day. But … I always manage to squeeze my trusty set of must have props into the bag somewhere !!! What is in your minimal prop set?
Today I have launched my free allergens workshop as promised, just for Boothstown and Worsley businesses. You can find out more about it by clicking on the link below:
(you will just need to register one time with Eventbrite with just an email and password – worth doing!)
This is part of my local project to give something back to the local community where I have lived for 21 years – so I am offering all the local food businesses access to free food safety training and workshops. It will be interesting to see what the take up is!
Alternatively local businesses can contact me direct for one to one advice – just email david @davidnewsum.com
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Bye for now!
Coming soon, just for local businesses – watch this space!
Today I am speaking, at an event in Horsham, about the problems faced by small businesses in trying to implement good allergen management. While the requirements seem straightforward, many small businesses identify barriers to complying. Understanding the particular business and it’s challenges, and where they are on the path to change, are fundamental to progress. I will be blogging more on this, and in particular the strategies for trainers and coaches to use if they are to be successful.
How do I love my learners? Let me count the ways?
On Valentine’s Day, let’s remember the principle that we treat every learner with total positive regard, and put it into practice at those challenging times!
Is there such a thing as a difficult learner??
Hmmm well, maybe occasionally you feel really challenged, but the skill of a trainer is to turn negative behaviours around into positive outcomes.
So go out there and love all your learners! (in the training sense!)
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As I predicted, my second Intermediate Food Safety group of the year passed their exam comfortably. You have been an exceptional group, relishing not just the training, activities and songs, but also the deeper discussions about the supervisors role. It has been a joy to be with you – thanks for the memories!
