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How to get experience in Training Needs Analysis

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How to get experience in Training Needs Analysis	Samira	26 Jan 07
Re: How to get experience in Training Needs Analysis	Mike Morrison	31 Mar 07

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How to get experience in Training Needs Analysis	Samira	26/01/2007 17:53
I have graduated with a Masters in Training Management and Education. I am very keen to work in the field of Training Needs Analysis . However, I can not get a job as I have no experience in that field..No companies are willing to employ me due to the lack of experience. How am I suppose to have experience if no companies are willing to give me a chance?? Please advice me.... Iam getting deppressed now... I have been looking for a job for more than 6 months now... All suggestions are welcome. samira.c@voila.fr

+ Re: How to get experience in Training Needs Analysis	Mike Morrison	31/03/2007 18:48
The only way to get experience in Training Needs Analysis is to do TNA, If you cannot get a role that does do you qualify for a more junior role where you can grow your experienc organically? Alternatively donate your time to a local charity helping them to develop their training plans - this way you give to the community and grow your skills. Please be careful though - the TNA is the easy part - fulfilling the need is quite another! good luck Mike http://www.rapidbi.com/bir - strategic TNA's http://www.rapidbi.com/created/trainingneedsanalysis.html - How to guide EDIT Have you contributed to www.developthedeveloper.com the training survey?