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ISTD
Diploma: Syllabus
ISTD updated it's syllabus as per the needs
of the changing environment. ISTD Diploma has eight main subjects.The
detailed syllabus is given as below:-
| Paper 1 |
Organizational Behavior |
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Objectives
To give participants an awareness of foundations of behavior, organizational
structure, systems and processes. Based on the above approach provides
insight on self management, intergroup processes and group dynamics.
Contents
Insights on self; Understanding self, Values and Attitude, Personality,
Perception, Motivation; Interpersonal Dynamics, Interpersonal Relationship,
Electronic Media in Interpersonal Dynamics; Foundation of Group
Behaviour:- Group Dynamics, Communication, Relationship, Power,
Conflict: Small group Behavior, Intergroup dynamics; Elements of
Organizational Structure:- Job Design, Job Evaluation, Organizational
culture and Climate, Organizational Development, Management by Objectives;
Environment and Organization. |
| Paper 2 |
Human Resource Development |
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Objectives
To develop in the participants, competencies and the skill for appreciating
the dynamics of Human Resource Development based on this approach
facilitate the appreciation of the need to align human resource
to business objectives and business strategy for achievement of
organizational goal.
Contents
Introduction to Human Resource Development; Role and activity of
HRD and training specialist; Perception; performance, evaluation
and reward; planning, organisation, Budget and controlling of HRD
function; Identification of training and development needs; Designing,
training and development activity; Designing and Conducting specific
training programme for managers; Supervisors and worker Development
method; on-the job, off-the job, traning orientation, Compensation
Management. |
| Paper 3 |
Manpower Planning and Traning |
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Objectives
To provide to participant the right mix of people skills with high
capabilities for appreciating need of strenghtening ways of performance.
The objective is also to develop and appreciations of rewad and
compensation packages on a thorough background of concerns of career
planning and success planning.
Contents
Manpower Planning- a conceptual Framework; Macro and Micro Manpower
Planning; Method of Measuring General and Special Abilities and
Aptitude; Evaluating Transfer of Learning to the job; Follow up
of Evaluation Corporate Planning and Manpower Planning; Technological
changes and Manpower Planning; Redeployment; Manpower Planning Practices;
Manpower Planning Models; Career and succession Planning; Personal
Inventory and Audit; Controlling Manpower Costs; Manpower Information
System; Use of computer in Manpower Planning; Linking training with
Manpower Planning; Competency Mapping; Manpower Redeployment |
| Paper 4 |
Training Methodology I |
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Objectives
To provide to participants a suitable back drop for appreciating
concerns of the learning Teaching process and sensitizing them to
the different ways of handling training methodologies.
Contents
Overview of Traning Methodologies: Logic and Process of Learing;
Principles of Learning; Criteria for Method Selection; Skills of
an Effective Traniner; Use of Audio-Visual Aids in training; Computer
Aided Instruction; Distance Learning, Open Learning, E- Learning,
Technologies Convergence and Multimedia Environment. |
| Paper 5 |
Training Methodology II |
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Objectives
In the back stop of the paper four to provide the participants with
an understanding of the various methods and techniqus of training..
Contents
Lecture, Talk, Discussion, Case-study, Programme Learning, alogrithm,
Action learning, Syndicate Work, Games, Action Maze, In Basket Excercise
Project Work Role Play; Demonstration and Practice Monitoring; Coaching;
Self Diaognistic Skills, Experience Learning, Discovery Learning,
Brain Storming, Conseling, Job Rotation, Team Building, Training
Needs, Training in the emprical domain, Audio Visual Techniques
and use of outside consultants.. |
| Paper 6 |
Evaluation of Training |
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Objectives
To help the participants to appreciate ways, methods and techniques
of evaluating the learning training process.
Contents
Concept, definition and need of Evaluation. Principles of Evaluation;
Research in the Field of Evaluation; Cycle of evaluation and strategic
relevance at each step; Criteria and evaluation of User System Training,
Trainee, Trainer and the Organisation; Problems of Measurement and
Evaluation; Application of Measurement and Evaluation; statistical
methods available to Evaluator; Evaluating effectiveness of training
of workers, administrators, Trainers, Managers and Techicians; Theory
and Methods of Test Construction; Retuns on Investment (ROI); Training
Partnerships; Training and the Law; Training and its use as a feed
back mechanism. |
| Paper 7 |
Electronic Enabled Training Systems |
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Objectives
To help the participants understand the concept, application and
evaluation of Electronic Enabled Training Systems.
Contents
Concept and definition of EETS. Different types of EETS –
elaboration; benefits and challenges in using EETS; concerns in
implementation of EETS – availability, incorporation, extension
and learning renewals for EETS. Essentials of EETS equipment; appreciation
of hardware, software interconnectivity and link up issues. Concerns
of maintenance and integration with contents; use of EETS and its
up scalability; follow up activities. Evaluation of the correlation
between methodology and training objectives; way of obtaining participant
feedback.
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| Paper 8 |
Electronic Enabled Training Office and
Administration |
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Objectives
To help the participants understand the concept, practice and management
of electronic enabled training office and administration
Contents
The drivers of electronic enabled training office – knowledge
explosion, just-in-time learning, globalization, technological advancements.
Functions of training office/administration. Managing performance
support – The concept of paperless office, technology solutions
available to run paperless office – Electronic Performance
Support Systems (EPSS), Learning Management System (LMS), Learning
Content Management Systems (LCMS), advantages and disadvantages
of each technology solution and the functioning of technologies,
Application of paperless technologies in organizations. Ways of
supporting performance using paperless technologies. |
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