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NEEDS ASSESSMENT APPROACHES Strategic Needs Assessment Competency Based Assessment Job and Task Analysis TNA

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NEEDS ASSESSMENT APPROACHES

Strategic Needs Assessment

Competency Based Assessment

Job and Task Analysis

TNA

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Purpose: Examine existing performance problems or

address new and future performance needs. Develop long term performance improvement

plan

When to Use: Link performance improvement needs to business

strategy Identify performance improvement opportunities

at organizational, process and job level.

Strategic Needs Assessment

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Strategic Needs Assessment

Advantages Develop long term solutions to existing

performance problem Solve problems that affect core business Eliminate non-value-added activities

Disadvantages Time consuming Costly

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Strategic Needs Assessment

Key Tools: Interview Focus group Survey or questionnaire Observation Process map

Output: Performance improvement plan

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Competency-Based Assessment

Purpose: Identify knowledge, skills, and attitudes for superior

job performance Build success profile for job function

When to use: Identify competencies for managerial, supervisory, or

professional job Measure proficiency levels Develop standardize training Develop performance management systems

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Competency-Based Assessment

Advantages: Determine qualities that distinguish average from superior

performance Provide information about current and future predictors of

job performance Provide accurate and reliable data

Disadvantages: Time consuming High involvement Costly Requires good project management system

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Competency-Based Assessment

Key tools: Interview Focus group Survey

Outputs Competency dictionary Competency model

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Job and Task Analysis

Purpose: Determine responsibilities and tasks necessary to

perform a job

When to use: Develop new job descriptions or revise existing

position profiles Identify task listings for new job function (KSA and

standard) Develop consistent training requirements

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Job and Task Analysis

Advantages: Stimulate interest because people have opportunity to

define jobs Define skill requirements for entry level vs senior position Identify additional KSA to move across or upward Provide accurate and reliable data

Disadvantages: Exclude external factors that may affect performance Time consuming Costly

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Job and Task Analysis

Key Tools: Interview Questionnaire Focus group Observation

Outputs: Position profile Job training plan

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Training Needs Assessment

Purpose: Identify KSA to perform a job

When to use: Implement new technology Identify training needs Develop training plan

Advantages: Training is linked to learner’s needs Easy to implement

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Training Needs Assessment

Disadvantages: Lack of strategic needs, competency needs,

details of job and task analysis.

Key tools: Interview; focus group; survey and observation

Outputs: Needs assessment report Training plan

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Activity

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Summary

Four main approaches for TNA: Strategic, competency-based, job and task

analysis, and TNA Each approach caters different need

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FOCUS GROUPFocus group is a type of SME interview that involves a face-to-face meeting with groups of SMEs in which the questions that are asked relate to specific training needs. Focus group consist of 6-12 members that share similar background. Facilitator leads the discussion and one of members take the minutes. An effective focus group could run for 2 hours.

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Focus Group

Teknik kumpulan dinamik pula boleh digunakan untuk meransang perbincangan mengenai sesuatu tajuk yang ditetapkan. Fasilitator harus memastikan perbincangan terkawal dan tidak terkeluar daripada tajuk asal. Tajuk perbincangan boleh meliputi masalah prestasi, keperluan latihan, sistem kerja dsb-nya. Dengan berkembangnya teknologi maklumat dan penggunaan komputer, internet, intranet dsb-nya, perbincangan kumpulan focus boleh dijalankan menggunakan bantuan teknolgi ini. Jika dipimpin dengan baik, teknik ini berkesan untuk mendapatkan maklumat yang mendalam mengenai topik yang dibincangkan. Masa perbincangan boleh dikawal supaya tidak terlalu lama. Penglibatan ahli kumpulan boleh meningkatkan sokongan terhadap cadangan, langkah pembaikan dan latihan yang akan diperkenalkan.