The individual training plan is an essential program for the acquisition of the skills of your employees. It allows them to remain effective in their position, but also to develop personally and professionally. Discover our complete guide!
The individual training protocol refers to the contract defining the various conditions of training for the employees of a company. This contract summarizes all the data related to the content of the training as well as the learning materials used. Its objective is to clearly define the various commitments of all stakeholders.
The individual training protocol is a tripartite contract that involves both the person trained (learner), the trainer, and the training organization.
It can also be quadripartite, in case the training manager also signs the contract.
To be considered as such, a training protocol must include certain information, which we detail below.
You should know that creating an individual training protocol is not mandatory. On the other hand, it is recommended because of the advantages of such a contract.
First, this type of contract makes it possible to define the training time required to take courses and acquire skills. This time limit applies even if the person trained devotes more time to their training. This represents a time and financial advantage for the company.
In addition, the clear mention of training conditions allows stakeholders to anticipate the time and energy required for follow-up. This saves time and optimizes the organization of stakeholders.
The individual training protocol also has some disadvantages.
First, working time that exceeds the time limit specified in the contract cannot be counted as overtime.
Moreover, this contract does not constitute proof of training. It is therefore necessary to put in place other means to certify that the training has been validated.
The individual training plan refers to the program followed by an employee to acquire or develop his skills.
It should not be confused with the individual training protocol, which defines the conditions of the training in question.
This program is divided into various courses and courses, which aim at the gradual acquisition of the various skills targeted.
To face a constantly changing world of work, and to remain competitive, employees must regularly receive training.
Updating their skills and acquiring new know-how through training is also essential to ensure their successful development within their company.
It is in this perspective that the individual training plan comes into play. The latter, although not mandatory, is strongly recommended for employers, who must in any case offer regular training to their teams.
The establishment and monitoring of the individual training plan are ensured by the employer and the training organization, in cooperation with the employee. On the one hand, the company's needs in terms of the skills of its teams are taken into account, but also the specific background and achievements of the learner.
Writing a training plan involves several steps:
A training protocol must include certain specific information to be recognized as such:
The individual training plan includes several advantages for the employee and for the company.
First, it allows the employee to define certain methods of his training himself. In particular, it is possible to choose whether the training is carried out remotely (online) or in person.
The learner can also opt for part-time or full-time training, depending on his availability and his project.
The individual training plan is not mandatory in the eyes of the law. However, some training is essential when starting a job or maintaining a job. Everything depends on the achievements of the employee, the specific needs of the company and its sector of activity.
With this in mind, an employee may face dismissal if he refuses to follow his training plan. Such a refusal may in fact constitute professional misconduct, since it technically prevents the development of skills necessary for the company.
Some exceptions to this rule exist: the refusal may in particular be accepted in the case where the employer offers to carry out a competency assessment, or a VAE (validation of acquired experience).
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