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What does ttt mean?
TTT is a classic course specially designed for the training of corporate department heads and internal trainers.

The first task of establishing a training system is to establish a training system, design a training workflow, make relevant forms and make a training plan.

After completing the system construction, the next job is training research, that is, according to the company's development plan and human resources planning, asking questions about the training system construction, making an all-round understanding of the company's situation, making a research report, completing the determination of the core competence knowledge and skills of the post, putting forward training objectives and making corresponding training plans. Design courses according to the training plan.

System construction:

A training system consists of three parts: system, course and lecturer.

System is the foundation, including training management methods, training plans, relevant forms, workflow, training evaluation methods and internal lecturer system.

Curriculum is the soul, including curriculum design, courseware making, handout writing and curriculum review and evaluation.

Lecturer is the carrier, that is to say, the lecturer is only the executor in the training system and only plays the role of deductive courses.

The role of the training system is to standardize the training activities of the company as the institutional basis to ensure the smooth progress of the training work. It should include: training management method, training plan, relevant forms, workflow, training evaluation method and internal lecturer system.

Training management methods should fully reflect the training process, and the evaluation of training results will be combined with the performance appraisal of employees. The internal lecturer system should embody the spirit of selecting and motivating internal lecturers, and play the role of managing internal lecturers and standardizing their teaching behavior.