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Job Description:

Training officer will analyze company-wide training needs, develop appropriate learning solutions, and deliver training sessions, with a special focus on employees.

Responsibilities:

Assesses training needs; plans or participates in developing training course objectives; obtains training materials; presents training/instruction to both groups and individuals; evaluates... training effectiveness; may oversee maintenance of training records and resource library.

Requirement:

Technical and hard skills. ...
Soft skills. ...
Personal qualities and physical abilities. ...
Years of work experience. ...
Education, qualifications, and certifications.
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  • Administration
  • Business Development
  • Customer service
  • Human Resources
  • Sales
Description:
A graduate trainee undergoes a structural training program within a company, learning various aspects of the business. They rotate through different departments, gaining hands-on experience, and often receive mentorship to develop skills and understanding necessary for future roles in the organization

Duties:
As a graduate trainee, you will have the opportunity to work on various... projects and tasks related to human resources, such as recruitment, performance management, learning and development, employee relations, and compensation and benefits.

Responsibilities:
Responsibilities include learning company processes, receiving on-the-job training, and contributing to projects.
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  • Business Development
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  • Office management
Training officers induct new members of staff by providing them with the requisite preparation and teaching upon their appointments. Training officers also identify and close gaps in existing staff members' skills through instruction.

Training Officer Responsibilities:

Liaising with existing staff to clarify job descriptions and related expectations.
Studying and contributing to the... operations and climate of our company.
Drafting instructional manuals, onboarding materials, and other relevant documentation.
Administering regular, detailed needs assessments to identify skills deficits.
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  • Business Development
  • Human Resources
  • Recruiting
Business operations lead influences the way a company is run and helps to drive efficient workforces, processes, and supply chains. He/She works as an operation professional and oversee multiple departments to ensure a business’s success and profitability. They help organizations set goals, assess revenue and costs, develop strategic plans, and manage production, logistics, and supply chain... concerns.

The responsibilities of the operations managers often include interviewing, selecting, and hiring new employees, as well as planning, assigning, and directing work. Their duties may also involve evaluating employee performance and being tasked with assessing action plans to increase employee motivation

The requirements are as follow:
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

Supervisory experience and leadership skills.

Knowledge of project development and management.

Ability to efficiently follow and implement policies and procedures.

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  • Management
  • Human Resources
Travel support provides writing, proofreading and editing support of travel brochures, travel emails, and travel web and newsletter content.

Sample Responsibilities for this position include:

Processing hotel and car rental bill backs and dealing with account corrections and queries

Issuing rail tickets - both UK rail and Eurostar

Undertaking reconciliation of client statements... invoicing and airline refunds

Keeping up to date with changes in the industry and that of our clients needs and policies

Effectively liaising, communicating and directing departments regarding updates to system changes and/ or administration changes
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  • Customer service
  • Human Resources
  • Sales