15 Corporate Training Predictions for 2015
For those of you who follow our social media accounts, you would have come across our 15 predictions about business & corporate training for 2015. For those that missed them - this is for you!
#2: Environmental concerns will see less printed workbooks and more training collateral in the Cloud and on Smart devices
#3: Learning Management Systems combined with analytics will lead to more personalised, individual-centred, training solutions
#4: A focus on the sustainability of learning will drive the training sector to deliver long term value
#5: Closing the gender talent gap will be a high priority for company training agendas
#6: Increasing virtual teamwork will necessitate the creation of common understandings, glossaries and collaborative platforms
#7: Emerging markets will leverage diaspora connections producing more “local” knowledge
#8: Cultural awareness will increasingly be taught to younger generations
#9: Diversity will be the antidote to groupthink
#10: Intra-generational training will grow in demand as firms seek to leverage knowledge of both young and old
#11: Compulsory training topics will increase for employers out of need to reduce exposure to litigious risk
#12: Holisitic approaches to employee welfare shall become more popular including diet, exercise and mental wellbeing
#13: Higher demands will be placed on pedagogical skills and creating an engaging, compelling, immersive and emotional learning experience
#14: Storytelling will become a more widely-used training technique because of its capacity to inspire and build empathy
#15: Mindfulness will be an increasingly sought after skill across organisations and a fundamental requirement for leaders
So, what do the Kwintessential (Consulting) team predict will happen in 2015?
#1: Globalisation will see the need for more localized training content in local languages#2: Environmental concerns will see less printed workbooks and more training collateral in the Cloud and on Smart devices
#3: Learning Management Systems combined with analytics will lead to more personalised, individual-centred, training solutions
#4: A focus on the sustainability of learning will drive the training sector to deliver long term value
#5: Closing the gender talent gap will be a high priority for company training agendas
#6: Increasing virtual teamwork will necessitate the creation of common understandings, glossaries and collaborative platforms
#7: Emerging markets will leverage diaspora connections producing more “local” knowledge
#8: Cultural awareness will increasingly be taught to younger generations
#9: Diversity will be the antidote to groupthink
#10: Intra-generational training will grow in demand as firms seek to leverage knowledge of both young and old
#11: Compulsory training topics will increase for employers out of need to reduce exposure to litigious risk
#12: Holisitic approaches to employee welfare shall become more popular including diet, exercise and mental wellbeing
#13: Higher demands will be placed on pedagogical skills and creating an engaging, compelling, immersive and emotional learning experience
#14: Storytelling will become a more widely-used training technique because of its capacity to inspire and build empathy
#15: Mindfulness will be an increasingly sought after skill across organisations and a fundamental requirement for leaders
Download our infographic here > 2015 Training Predictions
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