Individualized Training Plan

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INDIVIDUALIZED TRAINING PLAN
PROCEDURES FOR EMPLOYERS
Purpose
The purpose of the training plan is to assist a student-trainee in making a successful transition from student to competent worker. The
training plan serves as a guide between the school and the employer to provide training for student-trainees that will enable them to meet an
identified career objective. The training plan is not a contract and can be modified in accordance with the needs of the student-trainee and/or the
employer.
Procedure
The teacher-coordinator assumes primary responsibility for the development of an individualized training plan for a student-trainee. The
coordinator identifies specific learning experiences that must be provided for a student-trainee either in the classroom or on the job. The training
sponsor (immediate supervisor of the student-trainee) is then asked to assist the coordinator by
identifying tasks for which training can be provided at the training station using the training plan.
adding tasks to the training plan that are unique to the particular training station
supervising the student-trainee’s training for specific job tasks, and
assessing the student-trainee’s strengths and weaknesses in completing tasks at the training station.
The coordinator visits the training station periodically to discuss the student-trainee’s progress. Advice from the training sponsor is used to make
modifications in the student-trainee’s training program and to determine specific instruction that can be provided for the student-trainee in the
classroom so that the student becomes a productive, competent employee.
Orientation Checklist for Employers*
1.
Introduce student-trainees to all persons whom they will have contact.
2.
Show student-trainees the locations of offices, equipment, and supplies they will use.
Explain the duties of the student-trainees’ first assignments.
3.
4.
Inform student-trainees as to who will be responsible for their work assignments and supervision.
5.
Inform co-workers of their relationship to student-trainees and solicit their cooperation.
6.
Inform student-trainees of arrival time, quitting time, check-in procedures and check-out procedures.
7.
Inform student-trainees of lunch time and relief procedures and regulations.
8.
Inform student-trainees of facilities available such as restrooms, lunchroom, telephone, coat rack, etc.
9.
Inform student-trainees of time recording procedure, pay schedule, deductions from pay, and computation of wages.
10.
Inform student-trainees as to appropriate work clothing.
11.
Inform student-trainees about any information that is to be kept confidential.
12.
Familiarize student-trainees with employee benefits.
13.
Inform student-trainees of clauses in a union agreement, if one exists, that pertain to cooperative students.
14.
Inform student-trainees of career possibilities in the firm.
*Some or all of these activities may be covered in orientation materials provided by the employer.

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