Deputy Manager - (Learning & Development) - Human Resources
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Job Description
JOB DESCRIPTION | |
I. JOB DETAILS | |
Job Title | Manager (Learning & Development) – Human Resources
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Reporting Supervisor |
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II. JOB PURPOSE | |
Responsible for developing, delivering, managing, monitoring and measuring comprehensive training programmes that are carried out for middle & senior management levels, across the organisation. The key tasks include learning interventions for middle to senior level management, engagement of senior stakeholders in capability building & change exercises, soft skill enhancement, and functional trainings in order to maintain a motivated and skilled workforce.
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III. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES | ||
Core Responsibilities |
Learning & Talent Development – Planning and Formulation
Consultancy and Monitoring
Training Budget
Continuous Improvement
This list should not be regarded as exhaustive and the position holder will be expected to deliver other duties that are relevant and appropriate to this scope.
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Measurable Deliverables |
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V. JOB REQUIREMENTS | ||
Minimum Qualifications |
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Experience |
7-11 years of experience in Learning and Development in Talent Identification, Development, Managerial Development and OD and Change management
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Behavioural Skills |
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Technical Skills |
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Language Skills |
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VI. KEY INTERACTIONS | ||
Key Internal Contacts
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Key External Contacts | |
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Skills
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