Training Design
Training Design
Training Design
I. IDENTIFYING INFORMATION
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B. Venue : Zoom
II. RATIONALE
The Future of Jobs Report is a first step in becoming specific about the changes at
hand. It taps into the knowledge of those who are best placed to observe the dynamics
of workforces—Chief Human Resources and Strategy Officers—by asking them what
the current shifts mean, specifically for employment, skills and recruitment across
industries and geographies. In particular, we have introduced a new measure—skills
stability—to quantify the degree of skills disruption within an occupation, a job
family or an entire industry.
We have also been able to provide an outlook on the gender dynamics of the changes
underway, a key element in understanding how the benefits and burdens of the Fourth
Industrial Revolution will be distributed.
Overall, there is a modestly positive outlook for employment across most industries,
with jobs growth expected in several sectors. However, it is also clear that this need
for more talent in certain job categories is accompanied by high skills instability
across all job categories. Combined together, net job growth and skills instability
result in most businesses currently facing major recruitment challenges and talent
shortages, a pattern already evident in the results and set to get worse over the next
five years.
It is crucial that the workforce has the chance to develop and be capable of improving
their abilities so that they can efficiently fulfill their tasks and duties. They will be
encouraged to be productive and prepared to tackle the competitive workplace by
receiving training and other programs.
III. OBJECTIVES
1. Program Committee
2. Evaluation Committee
3. Food Committee
4. Venue
5. Logistics
V. METHODOLOGY
The modes of delivery on this program is through the following:
Prepared By:
APPROVED:
Joel Valencia
Subject Teacher