Improve Organizational Performance With Effective Job Analysis Skills Training.
Present training to help employees master job analysis skills accurately and efficiently.
Everything Included For $119.95.
This training course material can be used to run a course on Job Analysis Skills.
Designed for people managers, recruiters, and HR professionals, this course pack includes learner workbooks and exercises that you can use to help your course participants develop their job analysis skills and improve overall performance.
Course Outline:
Along with the introduction, there are five lessons your participants will work through.
1. Job analysis skills
Explore what a job analysis is.
Key takeaways:
- Participants will discuss what job analysis is and explore the main job analysis methods.
2. Key aspects of job analysis methods
You can use the lesson provided to detail the various job analysis methods used within companies. This will allow you to focus on job descriptions, selection procedures, and worker mobility.
In this lesson, course participants will:
- Explore knowledge, skills, and abilities (KSAs).
- Discuss performance metrics.
- Look at work tasks and behaviors.
- Understand people’s interactions.
- Discuss managerial input.
- Explore the equipment required.
- Examine the working environment.
3. Six key job analysis concepts
Use the lesson provided to discuss job analysis methods and the crucial areas of the interview.
In this lesson, course participants will:
- Explore job descriptions and classifications.
- Look at selection procedures.
- Discuss worker mobility.
- Explore training and development.
- Discuss compensation.
- Highlight the link to performance management.
4. The main types of job analysis techniques
Explore whether participants are ready to perform a job analysis.
Key takeaways:
- Participants will explore the main types of job analysis techniques and be able to outline essential tools (e.g., the critical incident technique and the position analysis questionnaire).
5. Ask the right questions
The lesson in this section walks through some of the right questions to ask.
Key takeaways:
- Participants will explore questions to ask when deciding what job analysis technique to use.
Objectives:
In this training course on job analysis skills, your participants will:
- Understand the role of job analysis.
- Understand four job analysis methods.
- Examine the advantages and disadvantages of interviews.
- Explore three types of job observation.
- Understand the Critical Incident Technique.
- Understand a Position Analysis Questionnaire.
- Explore essential job analysis techniques.
Skills Gained:
Based on the learning objectives and course description provided, participants will gain the following skills:
- Understanding job analysis: Understanding job analysis and its importance in organizations.
- Job analysis methods: Knowledge of the leading techniques and when to use them.
- Key aspects identification: Skills to recognize and understand key aspects of job analysis.
- Job analysis concepts application: Ability to apply six key job analysis concepts.
- Job analysis techniques: Understanding of various job analysis techniques.
- Technique selection: Skills to ask the right questions when deciding which job analysis technique to use.
- Interview techniques: Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of interviews in job analysis.
- Job observation: Ability to explore three types of job observation.
- Critical Incident Technique: Knowledge of how to apply the Critical Incident Technique in job analysis.
- Position Analysis Questionnaire: Understanding of how to use a Position Analysis Questionnaire.
Participants will develop a comprehensive set of job analysis skills, from understanding theoretical concepts to practical application in various organizational settings.
The course aims to equip learners to conduct practical job analyses, create accurate job descriptions, and use this information to support various HR functions such as recruitment, training, and performance management.
What You Get:
- Course workbook (54 pages) filled with exercises and advice.
- Slide deck (82 slides) with engaging visuals and key concepts.
- Free training games to make learning fun and interactive.
- Free training icebreakers toย foster open communication.
- Practical training guides to enhance learning.
- Course tests to measure learning outcomes and knowledge gains.
- Activities/exercises to reinforce concepts through practice.
- Reading lists to provide additional learning resources.
- Marketing material to promote your courses.
- Action plans to develop implementation strategies.
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Ideal For:
Roles that find this training useful include:
- HR professionals.
- Hiring managers and recruiters.
- Organizational development specialists.
- Anyone involved in job design and workforce planning.