
Learning Material
Introduction
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Introduction of learning session 3
This session provides essential information on developing a Training Plan for a Community-Based Training Program (CBTP). It introduces the purpose of a Training Plan, its key components, and the steps for developing a Training Plan aligned with TESDA's competency-based training approach. Learners will be able to gather CBTP information, prepare a list of training resources, and develop evidence plans for institutional assessment specifically tailored to the identified community and prepare a list of resources for an institutional assessment.
Duration: 16 hours
Introduction
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Introduction of learning session 3
Understanding Training Plan Concepts
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In every Community-Based Training Program (CBTP), planning is key. Before any learning session takes place, a clear and practical roadmap must be in place—this is the role of the Training Plan. This module introduces you to the concept, purpose, and importance of a training plan as the backbone of effective skills training at the community level.
Identifying Key Concepts
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Identifying the key components of a training plan is crucial in a Community-Based Training Program (CBTP) because it sets the foundation for a clear and organized learning process. These components—such as the training objectives, target learners, content, methods, schedule, and required resources—guide the trainer in designing a program that is responsive to the real needs of the community.
Training Resources
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A Community-Based TVET Trainer (CBTVET Trainer) is someone who delivers short, practical skills training directly in the community. These trainers help people learn valuable livelihood skills without having to travel far or attend formal schools.
Design the Evidence Plan
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The Evidence Plan is a document which consists of evidence requirements with the applicable methods of assessment to be used in assessing the candidate for a particular qualification.
Resources for Institutional Assessment
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Institutional Assessment is a formal process used to determine whether learners have achieved the required competencies set out in the Training Regulation (TR). To carry this out properly, the right resources must be in place—this includes tools, equipment, materials, facilities, and other support items needed for an objective and valid assessment.