Corporate trainers are people who hold internal training sessions for new and existing employees’ they help existing staff members maintain and grow their skill set and help new employees understand and follow the companies' procedures. They are also responsible for ensuring crucial certifications and licenses are kept up to date, and relevant external training is arranged and booked as needed.
When interviewing a candidate for a Corporate Trainer role, you should be looking for someone with an educational background in either human resources or business administration. Vocational certifications in training or CIPD could also show a candidate's dedication to the profession. Trainers need to be personable and adaptable; they deal with many different personality types. Ideally, candidates should show at least three years' experience in a corporate setting, managing training for a company of similar size to yours.
Most Corporate Trainers will be able to provide comprehensive answers and demonstrate in-depth knowledge of these subject matter questions. Look for answers using the star method and identify where persons are using specific examples from their previous roles/experience to demonstrate their working knowledge.
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