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Train the Trainer Advanced

Seminar & Conference

Onground sessions in Columbia, Maryland (9:00A.M to 4:00P.M.)
May 20-21, 2008

Onground Tuition: $1,295 per person (15% group discount)

This course is available at your site, please call 1.888.290.6200 or 410.567.5366 for details and schedule availability.

Train the Trainer course outlines (PDF)

Here's what graduates say about our seminars...

"I would definitely take another class with ITrain."
Heather Cowan, McDermott, Will & Emery

Registration

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Complete seminar outlines & descriptions (PDF)

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I'm very pleased to announce our upcoming Advanced Train the Trainer seminar and conference for teachers, instructors, and trainers from all disciplines. Among all of the topics we'll cover, you'll learn how to:

meet all your students' expectations, even the "know-it-all" students
create better training materials faster, keep a 1:1 prep-to-present ratio
improve your students' retention, give your students elephant-size memory

I will personally present the academic content and lead the roundtable discussions at this 2-day ITrain-sponsored event.

Final comments from the participants of our Train the Trainer seminar and conference include:

"I learned a great deal not only from Dave, but from the other perticipants as well. the dynamics kept me energized and interested in all the discussions. Thank you!" Kai Sauer, IT Instructor, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland

"I very much liked the group dynamics and the inter-group conversations. I felt like I came to a class where we were all students and all instructors! A bonus for all. 2 days well spent." Gail Hersey, IT Instructor, St. Paul's School, Concord, NH

"Thank you for making me feel so comfortable and for teaching me the confidence I needed to train!" Karen Rioux, IT Trainer, Baltimore, Maryland

"The seminar was great! I learned some great tips for creating my own training materials that will save me time. I look forward to group projects with other ITrain members." Laura Moffatt, IT Trainer, Toronto, Canada

"Very pleasant atmosphere. the class' personalities meshed very well to enhance the environment. Thank you very much for inviting me." Jeff Finkel, IT Trainer, Columbia & Bel Air, Maryland

"Class size was perfect. Dave allowed for student interaction. Dinner was wonderful to bring the group together. Thanks Dave!" Pam Paulsen, IT Trainer, Morrisville, North Carolina

"Thank you! Thank you! - For encouraging me & allowing me to see how well I do this!" Byron Spice, Digital Arts Trainer, Columbia, Maryland

"What I learned in your two day seminar has really helped me a lot. Next week I will be going to our Chester, SC facility to train the employees there in Outlook 98. One important thing that I got out of the seminar was how to feel more at ease in front of the class. I want to thank you again for a very rewarding experience." Shellie Penix, IT Trainer, Akron, Ohio

Question: Who do you suggest may benefit from our training services? Answer: "Any other trainer." Lori Messerschmitt, IT Trainer, Manhattan, New York

This exciting seminar and conference will be held at a training facility in Columbia, Maryland, right in the heart of the Baltimore-Washington technology corridor. Technology professionals around the country know this is the place to be for IT growth and professional development. After attending the seminar, consider staying the weekend and touring our Nation's capital, Washington D.C., or crack open some of Baltimore's world famous steamed crabs before returning home.

Organizations registering more than one person at the same time earn a 15% discount. So take advantage of the savings, register early, and bring the gang.

If you'll be staying in Columbia overnight, You may want to call one of our fine local hotels:

The Hilton Columbia	410.997.1060 or 1.800.235.0653 Ask for the "corporate rate" when you call.
The Sheraton Columbia	410.730.3900 Near Columbia's Lakefront, across the street from the mall, and it's a 10-minute walk from Historic Oakland.
StudioPLUS Deluxe Studios	410.312.1557 Gateway Dr. Rates start at $84 per night.
Columbia Holiday Inn	410.799.7500 This hotel is actually in Jessup, MD (but Columbia sounds better around here).

I promise you'll learn to be more at ease, confident, and capable in your instruction and presentations. And best of all, your superiors and students will notice the difference in you!

I look forward to meeting you in Columbia. If you have any questions or if we may help you in any way, please call our academic registrar at 1.888.290.6200 or 410.567.5366. Our registration email address is registrar@itrain.org, and we have both online secure and standard registration forms. If you'd prefer a fax-back form, use our PDF (fax-back) registration form.

Yours in training,

Dave Murphy
ITrain Membership Director

P.S. If you haven't read the recent issue of ComputerUser, check out Dan Heilman's column on 'Training Trainers.' He called ITrain "an especially highly-recommended way to stay current." We agree and think you'll not only find our upcoming seminar and conference helpful and informative, it'll make you an even more effective trainer.

P.P.S. Also check our Train the Trainer Boot Camp.

Registration

online registration form

Fax-back registration form (PDF)

Complete seminar outlines & descriptions (PDF)

Download Now

International Association of Information Technology Trainers
PMB 616
6030-M Marshalee Dr
Elkridge, MD 21075-5987

410.567.5366
1.888.290.6200
fax 801.650.0423
Membership Director: member@itrain.org

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