Course : Become a corporate tutor

Become a corporate tutor

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How do you integrate new employees, share expertise, and develop skills? This course will help you figure out the framework and challenges of serving as a tutor, particularly by developing effective communication and appropriate instructional methods.


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Practical course in person or remote class

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Price : 1340 € E.T.
  2d - 14h00




How do you integrate new employees, share expertise, and develop skills? This course will help you figure out the framework and challenges of serving as a tutor, particularly by developing effective communication and appropriate instructional methods.

Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
  • Identify the challenges and characteristics of the tutoring function in the company
  • Develop effective communication suitable for a tutor’s position
  • Design and facilitate educational work situation
  • Design instructional tools and aids

Intended audience
Anyone who wants to assist trainees as a tutor within companies in the fields of engineering, digital technology, education, consulting, and event planning.

Prerequisites
Five years’ experience in the profession, or diploma equivalent to the one the tutee is preparing for and two years’ experience. General knowledge of how the company operates.

Course schedule

Integrating tutoring duties into the company

  • Define corporate tutoring.
  • Determining the training system and those involved in the approach.
  • Understanding the tutor's mission and what it requires.
  • Identifying the tutor’s roles and responsibilities.
  • Anticipating common pitfalls related to guidance and avoiding them.
Group discussion
Work on examples of corporate tutoring. Discussing practices.

Welcoming the learner

  • Preparing for the learner’s arrival.
  • Structuring their on-boarding and integration.
  • Building your action plan.
  • Writing the profession and job descriptions and breaking them down into skills.
Hands-on work
Work to analyze individual job positions. Workshops in subgroups about each step and tools for bringing the learner onboard.

Communicating with the learner

  • Adopting win-win communication.
  • Giving positive and/or negative signs of recognition to encourage growth and engagement.
  • Identifying behaviors and adapting to the other person.
  • Limiting emotional connection between tutor and tutee and making objective assessments.
  • Detecting the difficulties encountered.
Role-playing
Role-playing communication styles. Collective debriefing.

Training and guiding

  • Identifying the learning process and instructional approaches.
  • Figuring out learner personality profile types.
  • Building the curriculum within the company.
  • Writing the tutee’s learning progression.
  • Writing work training situations.
  • Training through immersive scenarios.
  • Training through observation scenarios.
Hands-on work
Drafting a learning progression. Role-playing the task of guiding learners through scenarios. Collective debriefing.

Evaluation

  • Monitoring and evaluating the tutee’s progress.
  • Planning the frequency of evaluation.
  • Evaluation through an interview.
  • Having the learner self-evaluate.
Hands-on work
Drafting and formalizing the learner's progress and evaluation process.


Practical details
Hands-on work
Building introductory tutoring tools. Feedback, sharing best practices. Communication scenarios.

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Dates and locations
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