Re: "eight C's" of effective training

[<neilson -at- windstream -dot- net>]

> Hi all, I have been told our training manuals should comply with the
> "eight C's" of effective training.  I have know idea what this is, has
> anybody had experience on this subject.

There seem to be several of these. Or maybe they are all the same.
They come from some "flavor of the month" training training
course that you (and I) "obviously" haven't been sent to. Ask
for a copy of the course syllabus from someone who has attended
the course. That'll be the person who told you to use these 8
C's.

While you're waiting for his answer, consider the 6 D's and
the 5 F's. The grades are not looking good this semester.

Yes, I really meant "training training" in my first graf.
It's not a typo typo.

--Peter Neilson


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