6 steps to building your custom learning solution

6 steps – Building custom learning solutions – MAX Technical Training

Custom learning solutions built for industry leaders

1. Meet your dedicated team of subject matter experts
   To make sure your team gets the most out of their course, we assign a special team made up of one or more Instructors and an Education Advisor to assess and understand your objectives.
2. Tailoring the course curriculum
   Based on what we learned about your objectives, we’ll create a learning solution that covers the skills and knowledge you’re looking for while ensuring it stays targeted and focused. We’ll then follow up with a proposed course outline for you to review.
3. Determining the instruction type
   We’ll provide a recommended instructional plan that will work best with your department, the physical location of your staff, and technology accessibility. Your plan will also take into account the most effective teaching style.
4. Additional tools and resources
   Once the program plan is approved, we provide further materials, including employee workbooks, lab assignments, exercises, resource manuals, visual aids, assorted media files, and post-course assessments.
5. Meet your world-class team
   To make sure everything goes off without a hitch, your dedicated Education Advisor will be your personal project manager, acting as the liaison between you and our operations team. The MAX team will handle the registration process, scheduling of instructors, and resource gathering. Their tasks can include securing physical classroom locations, setting up remote platforms, getting participants access to labs and exercises, and providing the necessary course materials.
6. Tell us how we did
   We only get better by hearing your feedback, which is why we use a formal assessment tool, Metrics that Matter™, to collect, process, and report on the effectiveness of our education courses. This assessment allows participants to review everything in the course, including the materials used, instructor knowledge and delivery, classroom environment, and overall success. Let us know your thoughts.