Symbiotics are soon to deliver two new courses:

 

Symbiotics approach on Behavioural Safety is to promote those behaviours which are critical to Health and Safety, and to identify and train the methods that should be considered.

 

Attendees are introduced to how their own personality affects and influences their approach to Safety in the Workplace, including an understanding of the differences of personality and how other people’s personalities may influence behaviour and performance.

 

Training Needs Analysis (TNA) Course 

The course provides the candidate with the supporting toolset to the undertake and effective TNA Process and has a practical hand’s on approach.

 

If you are interested in either of these courses please read these documents or contact us now.

Symbiotics Training Consultant Buzz Burrows reviews the application of technology within the defence sector in this months edition of the 'Defence Contract Bulletin'. As an experienced British Army Officer and as a contracted training provider to the MOD Buzz has a wealth of experience in skills transfer. Ever cognisant of emerging technologies, Buzz discusses the importance of finding the right delivery method for the target audience.  

 

 

 

20/11/09

Symbiotics have just returned from a 2 week training exercise with The Rajiv Gandhi National Flying Training Institute (NFTI) at Gondia, Maharashtra, India.

The excursion marked the second established training institute to employ ADAPT for informed innovative selection and assessment. Developed in conjunction with CAE and Airport Authorities of India (AAI), the new NFTI venture intends to lead the way in Pilot Selection throughout India and ADAPT is proud to be a part of it.

The system installed represents our second fully functioning assessment centre and continues the high standards set in delivering the most innovative selection available in the market.

The ADAPT Team set off on the 29th October to commence the first week of Examiner training. Week one saw 5 NFTI personnel begin the practical and theory training in deploying the assessment tool, while week two progressed to on the job training, assessing existing students within the Academy and later selecting live candidate's under the ADAPT teams close supervision.

The team worked closely with NFTI and established some great relationships with the Team.

After two rigorous weeks of training and experience, all five of the instructors achieved an accreditation of some form to permit various levels of ADAPT assessment.


NFTI has now established the sufficient qualification to deliver ADAPT selection and assessment. The system will now be used as the sole medium of selection for their entire Academy, spanning the breadth of India.


Symbiotics would like to thank everyone at NFTI for their efforts and wish them all the very best in the future. We hope this marks the start of a long and successful relationship and continue the success of ADPAT.

 

Vector Radio Fill Application : Air to Ground Course

Symbiotics delivered VRFA A2G training course on behalf of Thales UK to students from West Midlands and North Wales Constabularies.

The 4-day training course was designed to equip the students with an overall understanding of the Vector Radio Fill Application (VRFA), Chelton Head 450 (CH450) and TetraSend Application, and the ability to operate the facilities provided, including testing A2G VRFA plans loaded into a live radio.


Air Ambulance Chelton Head 250 Train The Trainer Course

Symbiotics successfully delivered the first CH250 Control and Display Unit (CDU) T3 course on behalf of manufacturer COBHAM. Eight candidates attended the 2-day course, leaving with the ability to onward train Air Ambulance crews.

After being taught the finer details of the CH250, students had to deliver back to the instructors elements of the courseware. Students departed confident they could deliver to the expected target audience. 

 

... “I felt very uncertain before the course, but now I am confident in the management of the VRFA system”.

...“The course was well delivered and met my needs in full”

 

 

Symbiotics have released the first issue of the newsletter 'Symbiosis'.

 

In this series we will review the work being undertaken by the team, looking at current emphasis of delivery.

 

The article also provides brain teasers and games to have a go at during your tea break.

 

 

This issue looks at: