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Training Initiation Identify requirements for knowledge and skill sets 4
Identify skills needed for implementation team. In conjunction with defining high level requirements, identify level of change in skills required of the work force after implementation.
  Define training strategy for the project team 4
Review alternatives and define a strategy that will be used to get the project team up to speed (trained). This is a combination of program management and methodology training as well as product training once the solution has been selected.
  Define high level training strategy for the end users 4
Define at a high level, the approach that will be used to involve/train the end users to assure adequate knowledge transfer and user acceptance.

Education and Training — Lessons Learned

Education and Training Concept of Operations (CONOPS)

Sample Education and Training Tools

Training Acquisition Develop & assess skills level; List skills, identify gaps and plan to bridge gaps 4
Further develop identification of skills needed for implementation team and obtain training. Establish an initial listing of possible end users roles and skills needed for these roles by developing "as-is" task-to-role mapping. Continue identification of skills the new system requires that are not in current skills set (such as skills needed to execute EI system specific task).
  Refine training strategy for the project team 4
Refine the strategy based on the solution selection, project team size, scope and training requirements.
  Create a plan for training the project team. 4
Define a detailed plan which includes the resources, location, timing, etc. Assure adequate system (software and hardware) is available.
  Refine training strategy for the end users 4
Include end user training as a component to the System Integrator (SI) service requirement. Evaluate the SIs approaches to end user involvement and training.

Education and Training — Lessons Learned

Education and Training Concept of Operations (CONOPS)

Sample Education and Training Tools

  Perform initial end user training planning 4
Define an initial plan including: estimates of number of users requiring training, classrooms, servers, data for training, number and source of trainers, scheduling of training, tracking completion of training, interface of training and security.
  Align training representatives on process development teams 4
When planning the project organization, align training individuals with the process teams to assure understanding, consistency and increasing involvement throughout the project.
Training Implementation Assess new skills required and develop training 4
During Detailed Requirements and Design, finalize end user role definition and training requirements based on tasks and skills needed. (Task-to-skills-to-roles). Develop detailed role descriptions and End User Training Strategy. Survey end-users to determine major generic (non EI System) skills needed such as basic PC skills. Develop role based training plan. Also establish end user training materials / end user documentation standards and templates.

Education and Training — Lessons Learned

Education and Training Concept of Operations (CONOPS)

Sample Education and Training Tools

Sustainment And Continuous Improvement New skills/process training 4
During Build, determine the trainers and fully engage them in the end user training process. Fully engage trainers and power users in testing and final end user training materials/documentation preparation. Conduct End User Training to include basic system education and role specific training as described in the End User Training Plan. A job-ready-qualification will ensure the needed skills are gained by the end users.
  Continuing education 4
Provide on-going training for end users to cover employee turnover. Provide delta training for system upgrades. Continued skills development to move end users from apprentices to journey-men, to masters.

Education and Training — Lessons Learned

Education and Training Concept of Operations (CONOPS)

Sample Education and Training Tools