How well people learn at work shapes how well they do the job afterward. Whether it’s onboarding a new hire, helping a team adjust to new software, or teaching a warehouse crew a new safety procedure, workplace learning takes many forms.
A lot of it happens informally, peer to peer. However, workplace learning can also be more formal: a training session, a course, an onboarding program. It might happen live, or people might be pointed to a self-paced course they can complete in their own time.
The trainers behind that learning take on many tasks at once. They figure out what skills or knowledge employees actually need, set the learning goals, build the content, work with subject-matter experts, facilitate sessions, assign courses, and follow up afterward.
Additionally, people arrive in the trainer role from all sorts of directions. Some are learning and development professionals. Some are subject-matter experts who train others as part of the job. Some gradually completed more and more training until, at some point, they became the trainer. Others made the move from teaching in a classroom to training adults at work.
Wherever you started, the Kahoot! 360 Trainer Academy is built to help you boost your training skills Here, you can discover a free collection of short courses for workplace trainers who want to sharpen the skills they already have and pick up some new ones. The Academy is designed around 10-minute learning experiences, with certification as part of the program.

