How To Close A Training Session

You can deliver a great training session but, if you don’t close it the right way, most of the learning walks out the door with the participants. In this video, I share the five-step closing process I use to turn reflection into real-world action. I walk through each step of the framework, showing how I guide participants to recap what they’ve learned, so you can be sure your training creates lasting change instead of being forgotten. 💡 FREE BOOK: https://kerriprice.co.nz/free-stuff/ Key Moments In This Episode ======================== 00:00 Introduction to the video 00:37 My experience facilitating workshops & sessions 00:58 Key to great training sessions 01:12 Effective five-step process 01:43 Step 1: review and reflect 02:06 Step 2: future projection 03:18 Step 3: what's required? 04:42 Step 4: 7-day action plan 05:52 Step 5: who do you need to be? 08:03 Extra step in the being activity 08:25 Download free resources What to Watch Next ======================== https://youtu.be/TE_91atiLyY Resources ======================== Join The Facilitators Network: https://kerriprice.co.nz/join-the-network/ Access FREE resources: https://kerriprice.co.nz/free-stuff/ Subscribe to the YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ1iAJWyUv80XCWP_JLOAzw?sub_confirmation=1 Learn More About Kerri Price ======================== Kerri Price has been facilitating meetings and workshops for 25+ years and has earned several awards in the learning and development space. She still runs her own facilitation practice, but now spends most of her time helping other trainers and facilitators lead their sessions well. Through her work, Kerri helps trainers and facilitators increase engagement, get better outcomes and do more of the work they love. In her YouTube videos, she answers big questions about training and facilitation, so that you can lead better meetings, workshops and community conversations. ======================== Video by Nate Woodbury BeTheHeroStudios.com http://YouTube.com/c/NateWoodbury #Workshops #Facilitator #Meetings