
A step-by-step practical guide to collecting and analysing the learning needs of your organisation
How to Conduct a Learning Needs Analysis
InstructorIrina Ketkin
A step-by-step practical guide to collecting and analysing the learning needs of your organisation
InstructorIrina KetkinEditorial course preview
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The curriculum covers the full lifecycle of a Learning Needs Analysis, including data collection methodologies and specific frameworks like SWOT, PESTLE, and PRIMO-F.
Instruction includes a project example and specific assignments for analyzing quantitative data to support the learning process.
The material is organized into digestible sections that move from foundational L&D roles into more complex analytical topics.
Examples and scenarios lean heavily toward large corporate or sales structures, which can limit applicability for those in different organizational contexts like schools.
The instruction relies significantly on lecture-based content, which may impact concentration during longer video segments.
The curriculum aligns with the target audience of L&D and HR professionals, though examples may be too corporate-focused for some.