Training Analyst

Overview

Remote
Depends on Experience
Contract - W2
Contract - Independent
10% Travel

Skills

eLearnings
instructor-led training
quick reference guides
for Ivalua training
Ivalua

Job Details

Location Baltimore MD

Can be remote but willing to travel now

As a Training Analyst, your core responsibility will be to design, implement, and assess training programs and materials for the Ivalua system. Your goal is to ensure employees possess the essential skills and knowledge for effective job performance. This role involves close collaboration with various departments to identify training needs, develop relevant content, and measure the impact of training efforts.

Key Responsibilities:

Must: Ivalua experience

Develop and deliver comprehensive training programs that support organizational goals and employee growth.
Work with subject matter experts to create engaging instructional content, including manuals, e-learning modules, videos, and interactive workshops.
Conduct thorough training needs assessments using surveys, interviews, focus groups, and consultations with management and stakeholders.
Manage the development and execution of training schedules, including coordinating all logistical aspects for training sessions.
Provide training directly to both end-users and suppliers.
Evaluate training program effectiveness through assessments, feedback mechanisms, and performance metrics.
Continuously improve training programs by revising and enhancing content based on evaluation results and feedback.
Facilitate the integration of new technologies and processes into existing training programs.
Maintain precise records of all training activities, attendance, and outcomes.
Offer coaching and support to trainers and facilitators to ensure successful delivery of training content.

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