Rmit
education
TrainingSpecialist
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“Training Specialist at Rmit. Skills: Training design, Training delivery, Technology projects. Lead design, development, and delivery of training outcomes. Identify and service learning requirements”
What You'll Achieve.
Improve ways of working; Improve safety and compliance
Industry & Context.
Victorian Working with Children Check
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Minimum 5 years' experience as a Training practitioner (Training Developer/Facilitator), Experience in training design and delivery for large scale technology projects, Excellent communication skills both written and verbal, Excellent planning and organisation skills, Ability to work autonomously, Experience creating online training solutions, Experienced designing and delivering train the trainer programs, Working With Children Check
Nice to Have
Exposure to tertiary education sector, Understanding of the principles and practices of Change Management
What You'll Do.
and delivery of training outcomes
Identify and service learning requirements
Document work procedures for training
Build supporting training material
Create learning modules
Coordinate and deliver training sessions
Set up training and SME coaching model
Support Change Manager with comms
Support end-to-end training delivery scheduling
Create BAU/SharePoint learning library
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Working with the Change Manager; Collaborate with project team; Collaborate with functional teams; Collaborate with technical teams; Collaborate with stakeholder teams; Working program communications manager; Liaising with program comms manager
Communication Scope
Articulate messages to a variety of audiences; Articulate messages to all organisational levels
Process & Methodology
Project management
Full Job Description
## Overview: * **Full-time, 12 Month Fixed Term Contract** * **HEW 8 + 17% Superannuation and Flexible Working Arrangements** * **Based at the Melbourne CBD campus, and hybrid ways of working** **About You** RMIT is seeking a Training Specialist for the Laboratory Management Project, the project is focused on implementing an RMIT-wide approach to managing specialist spaces (labs, workshops and studios) that will improve ways of working and safety and compliance, for staff and students. The Training Specialist role will be responsible for creating and delivering a flexible, fit for purpose, sustainable training approach. This role is for a large complex project with impacts on technology, process, and people (Staff and Student). The approach will need to identify the best learning approaches (face to face, digital, simulations, assessment, procedures, class based etc) that will enable online and in person inductions to specialist spaces and equipment competency training. As the Training Specialist, you will be responsible for the development of the materials, training delivery (in a train the trainer model), and working collaboratively with the Organisational Change Manger on the project. Your role in assessing stakeholder impacts, streamlining, and simplifying existing content, formulating the necessary approaches and delivering those activities will be critical to the success of the project. This role will suit a training professional experienced in delivering end-to-end design solutions, designed to drive adoption across dynamic technology projects with diverse stakeholders. **Key Accountabilities** • Working with the Change Manager and other project team members, this role is accountable for leading the design, development, and delivery of the training outcomes for the project. • Collaborate with the project team, functional, technical and stakeholder teams to identify and service the learning requirements for all and complete a Training Needs Analysis and Traini
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