Five Training Needs Analysis (TNA) quick tips

You need to carry out a training needs analysis (TNA) where do you start?

A training needs analysis TNA is a systematic way to investigate your business training needs and will focus your selection of the most relevant training provider(s).

  1. List exactly what training is needed and outline the deliverables required from the training
  2. Consider if the organisation is financially and time committed and conduct a cost/benefit analysis for each training need
  3. Consider if the department/ manager is committed to release and support the individual(s) to use & apply the training on return
  4. Consider all training options available, such as professional and personal training, and process-related skills
  5. Keep sight of your goals and objectives. Training for the sake of training is a waste of everyones time and money
Five TNA quick tips was last modified: May 2nd, 2016
Mike Morrison

Mike is a consultant and change agent specialising in developing skills in senior people to increase organizational performance. Mike is also founder & director of RapidBI, an organizational effectiveness consultancy. Check out his linkedin profile MikeMorrison LinkedIn Profile

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