A half-day introductory course to the world of training and facilitation
Introduction to Train the Trainer
Our half-day introductory Train the Trainer course
This half-day Introduction to Train the Trainer course provides a practical overview of the key principles behind effective training and facilitation. Ideal for those new to delivering learning, it focuses on building confidence and understanding what good training looks like.
- Across the session, you’ll explore the essentials of delivering successful training, including:
- Understanding what you’re doing – the purpose of training and how people learn
- Designing the delivery – structuring clear, engaging sessions
- Facilitation skills – communicating effectively and encouraging participation
- Tools and technology – using resources to support learning
- Evaluation and follow-up – measuring impact and improving future sessions
- Wrap-up – consolidating learning and next steps
By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid foundation and practical techniques to start delivering training with confidence.
Duration: Half-day (3 hours)
Certification: GBT Certificate of Attendance
Location: Delivered at your premises
Cost: from £450 per group (maximum 12 candidates)
Train the Trainer has been delivered to the Ministry of Defence, BBC Scotland, Arnold Clark, Allied Vehicles, BP, Falkirk Council, Dalcross Handling, Queens Cross Housing Association, Singleton Park Care Home, Edinburgh Napier University, Happy Days Nurseries, HiMATS, Barnardos, Mungo Foundation, Chivas Brothers, Simon Community, Terex Trucks, Lisini Group, The Underwater Centre, Crossroads Caring, Lazy Day Foods, Sacro, Link Housing, Bluebird Care and many others
Train the Trainer in Edinburgh
Train the Trainer in Inverness
Train the Trainer East Kilbride
2025 winner - Staff Development Company of the Year – Scotland CorporateLiveWire Innovation and Excellence Awards
We have over 25 years experience in the training industry and deliver our Train the Trainer course throughout Scotland and the rest of the United Kingdom.
