Training Design and Accessibility Description Sample Clauses

Training Design and Accessibility Description. Provide an overview of the training design and delivery, including a rationale for the modalities and core competencies chosen. Outline the qualifications of the curriculum developers and instructors. Discuss the process for developing the courses proposed and be clear about how the proposed training approach addresses the challenge outlined above, including accessibility considerations such as: training on different days and times, multi-lingual trainings and materials, transportation and/or childcare support or stipends, technology support and other support. Training Design and Accessibility Description The proposed training covers areas within all four competency areas: Physical Aspects of the Job; Emotional Aspects of the Job; Complexity of the Population Served; and Workplace Readiness. Aspects of these trainings are offered currently directly through the Workforce Board (Workforce Readiness), or through our training subcontractor, Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Gerontology (AMG), or through the County Public Health Department. AMG utilizes both in-person and online (synchronous and asynchronous) modalities, through a combination of direct instruction, led by expert trainer Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx (resume attached), or through the online training provider, Relias. What we are proposing is to tailor the offering of this curriculum, based on DCW interest and need, and to deliver the training at times and in manners preferred by them. Centering training provision around the DCW begins with the development of multiple, small cohorts. The project’s 100 participants will be individually surveyed, using a bilingual online survey and then reviewed individually, to ascertain: preferred time and modality; current level of expertise/competence; selection of which of the content areas in the four competency they would like to train in; and any other factor that would inform their participation. Staff will them assemble up to 13 cohorts built around the affinity of their collective selections. For example, we expect some cohorts to be Spanish-based and on weekends and evenings; while others might have a different language preference be available during the day,; with each cohort largely having selected the same priority interest areas. Our Earn-and-Learn Coordinator will be responsible for the assemblage and guidance of all cohorts from orientation through completion. To ensure our work is responsive, Cultiva La Salud will work along side our team in the development of cohorts, their orie...
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