
“How do I know what skills sets I need to present, train or facilitate? What are the key differences between these methods?”
This is a question that we are frequently asked by trainers, project managers and other senior team members. In an organisational context, these three areas do cross over fairly frequently and there are also some differences in terms of definition and application.
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In order to understand which skill set is required, you need to look at the ultimate outcome of what you want to achieve with your group.
If you are seeking to impart knowledge about a new technique or methodology, there could be a combination of presentation and training skills required. If you have a team that is undergoing change and needs to air their views in a meeting, facilitation skills would be critical to the success of that meeting. In this case you would need to decide how to best manage the meeting so that the purpose of the meeting is met. You would have various techniques and methodologies that you could tap in to in order to bring the group to consensus.
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