Training and Development Manager - Working conditions
Kaiwhakahaere Whakangungu/Whakapakari Tangata
Working Conditions
Training and development managers work in offices at private and public organisations. They may visit staff and other management at their workplaces, and travel to conferences, meetings and training centres in New Zealand and overseas.
"I have trained people in some interesting places, from top hotels and conference centres to factories and smoko rooms. It is very diverse - I go wherever my customers are."
Brent Marshall - Training and Development Manager
Equipment
Equipment training and development managers use includes:
computers and specialist training and development software video and other technical equipment information and reference materials timetables and budgets.
Hours
Training and development managers usually work regular office hours. However, they may also work longer hours including evenings and weekends.
Contact with people
Training and development managers work independently or as part of a team. They interact with a wide variety of people including other managers in the organisation, staff, training consultants, training providers and other professionals. They may also supervise a team of training and development staff.
Brent Marshall teaching a group of trainees
Brent Marshall preparing a data presentation
