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    Corporate Trainer interview questions

    These Corporate Trainer Interview Questions can help you search for important corporate trainer
    skills among your candidates

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    Corporate Trainer Interview Questions


    Corporate trainers help companies increase their productivity and efficiency through their
    employees’ development. They usually specialize in a particular field (if it’s technological they’re
    often called technical trainers).

    A bachelor’s degree is mandatory while a graduate degree may be needed for higher level
    positions. Knowledge and experience are both of extreme importance. Be on the lookout for
    exceptional communicators who talk of their work with passion and enthusiasm. Ask them to
    explain difficult concepts to see if they can convey a message in a concrete way. Assess other core
    skills such as organizational ability or interpersonal skills through behavioral and situational
    questions. Make a point to ask about their familiarity with technology and how they use it in their
    job.

    Job-specific questions will depend on whether you’re hiring a freelance corporate trainer for a
    certain period or someone for a full-time position. If the latter, ask questions about their knowledge
    of your company, their experience in the corporate environment and strategic acumen.

    Related: How to hire freelancers

    The best candidates will impress you with questions about your training needs, requirements and
    objectives. They’ll be ready to provide their insight and propose possible solutions.

    Operational and Situational questions

    How would you deal with an employee who doesn’t think your training session is
    worthwhile?
    People learn in different ways and with varying speeds. How would you ensure everyone in
    your program develops their skills?
    How would you conclude a training session?
    If I asked you to identify the training needs of the organization, where would you start?

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    Role-specific questions

    What methodologies do you use in training?


    What subject do you least enjoy teaching?
    Which subject do you teach more often?
    Give me an example of how you use technology in your job. What e-learning software do
    you prefer?
    How do you keep up with news and trends in employee training?
    How would you use the ADDIE/Kirkpatrick model?
    Do you have experience in training a trainer?
    Are you certified as a trainer?

    Behavioral questions

    Give me an example of a successful training program you taught. What made it so


    successful?
    Walk me through the process of preparing a curriculum
    Recall a time you had disagreement with someone about the objectives of a training
    program. How did you resolve it?
    What’s your response to negative feedback?
    Describe some employee training methods that have worked well for you
    Tell me about a time your training didn’t have the good results you expected. What
    happened and what did you learn?

    Pro tip: A good way to see the candidates in action is to ask them to prepare a presentation in
    advance. You can provide them with topics you want them to cover and give them your own
    specifications.

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