S1.3 - teaching and training

Facilitating the acquisition of new knowledge and skills. Leading and guiding individuals and groups through a process in which they are taught the necessary skills and knowledge for life, future learning or for a particular job or set of jobs. Excludes: – Training animals

Description Instruct students in the theory and practice of academic or vocational subjects. Examples: – Give theory lessons to pilots – Teach biology – Teach basic numeracy skills – Teach industrial arts principles

Teaching safety procedures or standards to other people. Examples: – Educate employees on occupational hazards – Provide on-board safety training – Train staff in safety procedures – Educate public on fire safety

Description Training employees, students or clients on operational procedures in the work place or and demonstrating the use of equipment or products. Excludes: – Teaching vocational subjects as part of formal learning – Teaching safety procedures and standards – Coaching Examples include: – Teach air cabin crew procedures – Train operators in using mine machinery – Demonstrate functionality of software products

Training patients, health providers, or carers on health or hygiene practices, medical procedures or physcial fitness. Excludes: – Teaching medicine or nursing as part of a formal education programme Examples include: – Teach first aid principles – Train medical staff on nutrition – Educate patient’s relations on care

Description Actively helping individuals or groups to improve their strengths, life skills, performance, learning skills and confidence and to optimise specific methods, skills or abilities. Examples: – Coach during a sports competition – Assist clients with personal development – Mentor individual employees