Training Plan
Training Plan
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table of Contents
General objective...................................................................................3
General objectives.................................................................................3
Frame Theoretical..................................................................................4
Introduction............................................................................................6
Reference Framework...........................................................................7
Training..................................................................................................7
Training objectives.................................................................................7
Training benefits....................................................................................9
Training techniques:..............................................................................9
Training plan and programs.................................................................11
Elements of a program.....................................................................12
Training plan for window teller:............................................................15
Conclusions.........................................................................................20
Bibliography.........................................................................................21
General objective
Prepare Regional Bank training plan.
General objectives
-Prepare training modules
Frame Theoretical
The entire management of companies depends on their collaborators who are in
charge of designing a solution, making a decision, coordinating a job, controlling a
result or carrying out an activity or task. In other words, 100% of the income and
100% of the costs and expenses of a company depend on people: Human Capital.
When the company invests in Training, that is, Training processes and programs
are proposed that are aligned with the objectives of its business, it ensures the
return on its investment.
Contextual framework
The development of the training plan is based on the regional company
BAC/Honduras.
Mission
Facilitate with excellence the exchange and financing of goods and services,
through payment systems and innovative and profitable financial solutions that
contribute to generating wealth, creating employment and promoting sustainable
and supportive economic growth in the markets where we operate.
Vision
To be the preferred financial organization of the communities we serve for our
leadership in payment methods, for our solidity, reliability, advanced technology
and connectivity with people and companies, for whom we simplify the lives of
making it easier for them to realize their dreams and achieve their goals. goals.
Organizational values
• Excellence
• Integrity
• Innovation
• Responsibility
• I respect
Introduction
Reference Framework.
Training
Training, or personnel development, is any activity carried out in an organization,
responding to its needs, that seeks to improve the attitude, knowledge, skills or
behaviors of its personnel.
The need for training arises when there is a difference between what a person
should know to perform a task, and what they actually know.
These differences are usually discovered when doing performance evaluations, or
job profile descriptions.
Given the continuous changes in the activity of organizations, static jobs practically
no longer exist. Each person must be prepared to occupy the functions required by
the company. Change influences what each person should know, and also the way
tasks are carried out.
One of the main responsibilities of supervision is to anticipate changes by
anticipating future training demands, and to do so according to the skills and
potential of each person.
Training objectives
The general objective of training is to achieve the adaptation of personnel to
perform a certain function or execute a specific task in an organization.
· Increase productivity
Ensure that executives and employees improve in the performance of their current
and future positions.
Keep executives and employees permanently updated with the scientific and
technological changes that are generated by providing them with information on
the application of new technology .
Although it is true that training is not the only way through which the correct
fulfillment of tasks and activities is guaranteed, it does manifest itself as an
instrument that teaches, systematically develops and places any person in
competitive circumstances.
Promote and strengthen the technical knowledge necessary for the best
performance of work activities.
Training benefits
Among the points that help or serve can be found for employees in training are the
following:
Training techniques:
There are a wide variety of methods or techniques for training staff in non-
executive positions. No technique is always the best, the best method depends on:
Cost-effectiveness
The desired content of the program
The suitability of the facilities available
People's preferences and abilities
The trainer's preferences and capabilities
The learning principles to use.
On-the-job training : In this method, the person learns a task or skill through
actual performance. It involves assigning new employees to experienced workers
or supervisors who do the actual training. There are several types of training in the
position, the best known are:
to. Direct on-the-job instruction : In which the worker receives on-the-job training
from an experienced worker or the supervisor himself. The aim is for new workers
to acquire the experience to operate the machine or to perform various tasks while
observing the supervisor. This method is more applied to train machinists and
operators.
b. Job rotation : In which the employee moves from one position to another in
scheduled periods to learn about the different activities that are carried out in the
general process, whether productive or administrative. This method is more
applicable to train supervisors and administrators.
The plan allows you to have a general vision of what you want to do, so it
considers:
Jobs involved.
Number of workers to be trained.
Time period in which it will be developed.
Care priorities
Events to take place.
The programs as a substantial part of the plan are the detailed description of a set
of instruction-learning activities aimed at satisfying the training needs of workers
and which may be made up of topics, subtopics and/or modules.
Elements of a program
Once the training plan and programs have been prepared, the next step is to put
them into practice; that is, operate the training actions. To do this, some aspects
must be anticipated before, during and after the events.
Course
SEMINAR
Conference
Review the training program in order to clearly determine the general, particular
and specific objectives.
Content analysis
Themes and subtopics are reviewed to establish the management, orientation and
instructional methodology.
Training agents
Another important element to consider for the operation of the actions refers to the
role of the training agents, since the results obtained from the events largely
depend on them, they are a part to be considered in their planning and in the
instructional sessions as well as a substantial factor in the presentation of the
training plan and programs.
There are different types of training agents according to their characteristics and
functions as well as what is established in the articles that determine their legal
basis.
Didactic resources
Audible
Audiovisual
Affidavit formats
Review points for declarations
Phoenix System
Methods for receiving Fénix taxes
Temporary batch covers
Other non-tax income Form TGR-1
Vehicle Registration
DEI 150 Official Receipt
ePassport Appointment
Types of remittances
Sending local and regional remittances
Remittance Payment
Contingency Process
Location of Remittances in the Lotus
30
Day 6 EVALUATION 5: Module C-5 Remittance Manual minutes
Day 6 Module C-6 B-Matic 2 hours Training Officer
Starting the B-Matic system
Customer call
Customer callback (Tiket)
Customer service
Customer Completion
Customer Referral
Internal ticket in system B - Matic
System suspension
Important points for using the B-Matic system
30
Day 7 EVALUATION 6: B-Matic for cashiers minutes
Day 7 Module C-7 Credit cards 7 hours Training Officer
Card brands
Card types
Credit card withdrawals
Payment of public services by card
Manual for the Use of Virtual POS
Manual removal
Payment of foreign AMEX IDC cards
American Express Bins
Credit card account statement
Care when making card payments
Statement Print Type
30
Day 14 EVALUATION 14: Compliance minutes
Day 14 Final Module Practical Module and General Exam 8 hours Training Officer
They will be taught from Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. On Saturday
the collaborator will go to learn about his or her job.
At the end of each module, the trainer will take a knowledge verification exam
which will be passed with a grade greater than 85%, otherwise you are entitled to a
recovery, which should not be greater than 3 throughout the process.
An evaluation of the trainer by those trained will also be carried out at the end of
each session to verify that it is carried out in an adequate and understandable
manner and if it has points for improvement.
Conclusions
- Training modules are very useful for organizations since they allow the
development of personnel in stages, enhancing Human Resources in order for
them to obtain the expected compliance.
- Training, although it is true, requires an investment for each company, but the
benefit it brings to them is greater since by empowering personnel the company
achieves its objectives and expected results in a more efficient way. effective and
efficient.
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