CGB launches training sessions for first ‘Trainers Excellence’ programme
<p>Doha, Qatar: Training sessions for the first edition of the “Trainers Excellence” programme (Tamyoz Al-Mudarribeen) have officially begun as part of a national initiative to raise the efficiency of trainers in Qatar’s government sector and strengthen the quality of training outcomes.</p> <p>The programme is being implemented by the Civil Service and Government Development Bureau (CGB) through…
Doha, Qatar witnessed the commencement of training sessions for the inaugural "Trainers Excellence" programme (Tamyoz Al-Mudarribeen) on Tuesday. This initiative, spearheaded by the Civil Service and Government Development Bureau (CGB) under its training arm, the Institute of Public Administration, aims to enhance the proficiency of government sector trainers in Qatar and elevate the quality of training outcomes.
The programme is designed to certify participants as "Certified Trainers" through a blend of practical application and interactive learning, tailored for government training contexts. As per a CGB statement shared on social media, the selection process for the first and second batches identified 94 candidates. Of these, 68 percent proceeded to the written assessment, with 97 percent successfully clearing the subsequent interview stage.
The multi-stage selection procedure was meticulously crafted to identify professionals with robust training and practical expertise, capable of elevating the standards of government training programmes. The objective is to cultivate a dependable pool of certified national trainers who can effectively disseminate knowledge, skills, and professional experience to civil servants across various government entities.
By emphasizing practical and interactive methodologies, the programme aims to augment the overall quality and relevance of training delivered within the public sector, thus contributing to the broader goals outlined in the Third National Development Strategy (NDS3). In early 2023, the programme was officially inaugurated before senior officials, including the President of the Civil Service and Government Development Bureau, H.E.
Dr. Abdulaziz bin Nasser bin Mubarak Al-Khalifa. The officials underscored that the initiative represents a strategic investment in national human capital, aligning with Qatar's dedication to fostering competent local expertise geared towards institutional excellence. The curriculum is adapted to meet the unique needs of Qatar's government institutions, equipping participants with contemporary instructional tools, presentation skills, and the capability to design and deliver effective training sessions addressing real-world workplace challenges.
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