As a trainer, there are defined competencies and skills needed in order to be successful on the job. While there can be well over 200 skills for a given occupation, the DACUM chart (Attached Document) provided for this course gives a brief sampling of the skills needed to be a successful trainer. Each student will be required to assimilate learning resources for an assigned (Create Expert Worker List)

The purpose of this assignment is to allow you to demonstrate the skills needed to be a trainer, as well as to develop and/or collect training materials to develop future trainers. For your assigned Skill (Create Expert Worker List) you should create 1 learning activity with a minimum of 3 learning resources to support your specific skill. A learning activity should enable a learner to apply and develop a specific skill. Learning resources may come from the following:

Audio-visual material

• • YouTube, Vimeo, etc. video
• • Narrative learning resource
• • PowerPoint
• • Video you create
• • Podcast you create (enhanced PowerPoint)

Printed/Reading material

• • Journal articles
• • Pamphlets and brochures
• • Reference materials
• • Service manual
• • Supporting materials
• • Textbook
• • Training manual

Learning resources should isolate information required to explain explicitly how to perform your assigned trainer skill. For example, Your resource should be an extraction of materials from a larger context. Most desirable are audiovisual materials (this may require you to create something if A/V materials don’t already exist). For Printed/Reading material you may need to do more than simply just photocopy the resource. Depending how much information is provided in the resource, you may need to recreate and retype parts of the resource to meet your needs. Keep in mind that some of the skills assigned here may not have a large number of resources outside of your textbook. Therefore, you will have to be creative on what you design. Finally, you are required to reference each of your selected resources utilizing APA referencing format (see: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/a… )