TTNetMalta is holding a workshop at St James Cavalier on Tuesday when Dr Bob Grandin, Adjunct Senior Lecturer in Education within the Faculty of Science, Health and Education at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia, will speak on the “Let Me Learn” Advance Learning Programme.

By using the advance learning programme everyone can “learn” to communicate more effectively with students and peers. The Learning Connections Inventory allows a clear understanding of how to approach a learning experience. This understanding enables people to improve their communication and presentation skills and thereby work effectively with others.

TTNetMalta is a member of the European Training of Trainers Network which aims to further promote the development of vocational teachers’ and trainers’ skills.

Dr Grandin worked for two years in the USA alongside Prof Christine Johnston, the “Let Me Learn” originator, and introduced the programme to Australia. He currently trains pre-service teachers and trainers and has had vast experience in industry in the United States and in developing training programmes.

The workshop is open to all vocation teachers and trainers, training consultants, staff working in public and private training institutions and in the human resources area. Further information can be obtained by calling Michelle Aquilina on 2220 1307 or sending an email to [email protected]