A Closer Look at Train the Trainer: Adult Education Theory
Through the Train the Trainer series, trainers learn the principles, practices, and science of effective learning. Participants will examine essential topics across six courses, preparing them to deliver impactful classroom and on-the-job training. Here, we take a closer look at the second course in the series: Adult Education Theory.
Course Overview
Adult Education Theory provides a deeper look into adult learning principles and the distinctions between andragogy and pedagogy. This course will equip trainers with the skills to apply the learning cycle in instructional design, adapt lessons to diverse learner preferences, and create an inclusive learning environment, reinforcing the core concepts necessary for effective adult education across various training contexts.
Course Objectives
Understand the principles of adult learning and andragogy
Differentiate between andragogy and pedagogy
Apply the stages of the learning cycle in instructional design for both classroom-based and OTJ training
Adapt instruction to meet diverse learner preferences
Facilitate an inclusive learning environment
Who Should Take This Course?
New and experienced trainers will discover how to create training that taps into the experiences of adult learners, promotes active learning, and delivers practical outcomes they can apply right away.
How to Apply
This course is available in the Train the Trainer library on the TTF Courses & Resources learning platform. Ready to sign up? Download the application to get started.