Emerge Services: Leadership and Management Training

by Chris Packert | Mar 1, 2022 | Learning Strategy | 0 comments

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Leaders and managers are responsible for ensuring that an organization has the tools and resources needed for success. Leaders and managers help companies run smoothly by coordinating individual efforts of all employees to work toward common goals; however, leaders are made over time. 
Here are 3 reasons why you should invest in an eLearning plan for Leadership and Management Training:

Leaders are Busy

Leaders already have a lot of tasks to complete and adding in mandatory weekly training on Tuesday mornings may be nearly impossible. With an eLearning training plan, content is accessible anywhere, anytime. While a deadline can still be incorporated into the training plan, flexibility allows each learner to learn at their own pace when they can fit it into their busy schedules. 

Everyone is Different

Furthermore, each of your leaders may have different levels of experience, different talents, or different teams to manage. A training plan should also have variety to meet each individual need of the organization. eLearning plans are easily adaptable and flexible allowing different leaders to participate in different learning paths. A multidimensional learning plan may look something like this:

  • Level 1 Training- A fundamental training plan for new leaders and entry level managers. Experienced leaders can take this training as a refresher.

  • Level 2 Training- A training plan for leaders who have prior experience managing a team. Prepares leaders for an increase in responsibilities or a change in the organization.

  • Level 3 Training- Senior level training that contains activities that are transferable to the job. This level may include more formal business content.

  • Optional Continuing Education- Additional courses that are available to leaders of all levels and target specific needs of the organization.

Future-Proof
Organizations are constantly changing and growing, and your training plans should too. An eLearning approach to leadership development allows training to be easily adaptable and updated. The feedback and outcomes from eLearning can be easily tracked and reviewed, this makes it easy to adapt and improve training plans! 

Emerge knows how important your leaders are to your organization. We will work beside you to create a training plan that is highly effective in preparing your leaders and managers for their responsibilities. We will evaluate your organization’s strengths and weaknesses and help you to develop a training plan for your leaders that will help you to reach your goals. Our instructional designers help you to create engaging activities that require critical thinking. As a result, these activities ensure your leaders are receiving applicable training to help them advance in their careers.

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Written by Chris Packert

Chris Packert is the founder and CEO of Emerge ID, a learning architecture and instructional design company that helps organizations design, build, launch, and improve meaningful learning experiences. With more than 30 years of experience across K–12 education, higher education, workforce development, military distance education, and sport education, Chris brings a practical, systems-based approach to learning strategy. His work focuses on helping teams clarify performance needs, create accessible and engaging learning solutions, implement effective learning technology, and measure impact beyond completion data. Through Emerge ID, Chris partners with organizations to turn complex learning challenges into clear, usable, and measurable learning experiences.

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