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Wednesday 20 June 2007
Train the Trainer Program
I’ve written a lot about HTML and CSS lately, and now I want to do not say.
Every other weekend I’m in the U.S. from this September ’til next and I will offer a FREE two day course to six (6) educators each available weekend, with dates to be announced following my schedule.
Here’s the deal: You demonstrate to me that you will take your knowledge forward to other educators, students, trainers and evangelists who can and will talk to their students and/or companies about standards.This is a MUST. I only will train people for FREE who can prove they are in education, technology training, or work with a company where they can provide in-depth training for their teams.
You come to me. I already travel a lot, so this is good for me. You pay nothing to me, only your travel expenses. I will teach HTML, XHTML and CSS technology principles. I will also offer project management ideas and provide for code reviews and one-on-one time.
I will teach anyone who will teach others whatever it is that I know, for free, for a year. What do you say? If you like the idea, post here and we shall work together to put dates to the plan.
I also challenge my colleagues to do the same formally.
Who’s ready?
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Posted by: Molly | 19:16 | Comments (68)
Can I participate from Australia? I am an eTeacher, helping other teachers to use web technology in teaching.
Molly:
Any room left in your Tucson class?
Jan
Are you going to be in the New York/New Jersey/Pennsylvania area. I am a technical trainer looking to expand my knowledge and having a hard time finding the right class for myself.
HI,
Ever in San Jose California?
This is an amazing and inspiring idea. I just love it. I would have loved to attend had I been in the US. Inspired with your idea, perhaps I can go ahead and start a similar free train the trainer course here where I live.
Wonderful and Great .I am a creative Supervisor Of English in Qotour , Gharbiya , Egypt.I have learnt alot about Traing in London during my scholarship in2004.Let’s work together to spread Knowledge and training every where . Here, in Egypt , I train teachers , Senior teachers , Supervisors , school managers , etc.
Great Efforts and a leading role .
Thanks a lot.
really good and interesting
thank you sir
I am India Can you teach me by correspondence
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Hi molly, I am a corporate trainer. I have attended very few workshops that have created an impact on me. The last such workshop was in chicago by a consultant from Sculpt.roi.inc on leadership. I hope attending your workshop will provide me the same advantage and edge. look forward.
Harry
nice article thanks
hi, any courses of train the trainer in dubai?
good article
I need to do a train the trainer course as soon as possible. When is your next class.
Would you please tell me how to set up a training session, for example, what is the first step, etc.
Thank you for your help. Joi Kulisek
thanks
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