How can team-based learning improve training needs analysis?
Training needs analysis (TNA) is the process of identifying the gaps between the current and desired performance of employees and the best ways to address them. TNA is essential for designing effective and relevant training programs that can improve the skills, knowledge, and attitudes of the workforce. However, conducting a TNA can be challenging, especially when there are multiple sources of data, diverse stakeholder expectations, and complex organizational contexts. How can team-based learning (TBL) improve TNA? TBL is a collaborative and active learning method that involves creating and working in small groups to solve real-world problems, apply concepts, and receive feedback. In this article, we will explore how TBL can enhance the quality, efficiency, and outcomes of TNA in four ways.