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Training Session Agenda Template (Half-Day, With Timings)

Use this training session agenda to plan a half-day session where people practise, not just listen. It runs 3 hours 30 minutes, sets learning goals at the start, and finishes with a check that people can do the task.

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Training session agenda: the template

Ten timed items for a half-day training. Each has a trainer or owner and an example entry using a customer support tool as the topic, so replace it with yours.

Training session agenda

Total time: 210 minutes

  • Training topic: [Topic]
  • Learning goals: [Two or three things people can do afterwards]
  • Date and time: [Date, start and end time]
  • Location or link: [Room or video link]
  • Trainer: [Name]
  • Support person: [Name, handles questions and tech]
  • Audience: [Role and experience level]
  • Materials: [Slides, exercises, sandbox access]
  1. 0:0010 min
    Welcome and learning goals

    Say what people will be able to do by the end. Check what they already know with a show of hands or a poll.

    ExampleBy 12:30 you can triage a ticket, apply a macro and escalate with the right fields filled in.
    VlastníkTrainer
  2. 0:1025 min
    Module 1: the core concept

    Teach the basics in plain words with one worked example. Keep slides short and stop for questions.

    ExampleHow tickets are prioritised: the 4 levels and what response time each promises.
    VlastníkTrainer
  3. 0:3525 min
    Guided practice 1

    People do the task with the trainer walking around. Use a realistic scenario with clear success criteria.

    ExampleTriage 5 sample tickets. Check: priority and tag correct on at least 4.
    VlastníkParticipants
  4. 1:0015 min
    Break

    A full break, away from screens. Use it to reset the room and fix any technical problems.

    Example15 minutes. Check everyone has sandbox access.
    VlastníkSupport person
  5. 1:1525 min
    Module 2: the next skill

    Build on module 1. Show a common mistake and how to spot it.

    ExampleEscalation: when to hand to engineering, and the 6 fields engineering needs.
    VlastníkTrainer
  6. 1:4030 minut
    Guided practice 2: pairs

    Pair work on a harder scenario. One person does, one reviews, then they swap.

    ExampleWrite an escalation for a billing bug, then review each other's against the checklist.
    VlastníkParticipants
  7. 2:1030 minut
    Case study from real work

    A colleague shows a recent real case, including what went wrong and what they would change.

    ExampleA priority 1 outage ticket: first response in 6 minutes, resolved in 48.
    VlastníkExperienced team member
  8. 2:4020 min
    Skills check

    A short task or quiz that shows whether people can do the thing, not just recall it.

    ExampleTriage and escalate 3 new tickets. Target: 3 of 3 correct with no help.
    VlastníkTrainer
  9. 3:0015 min
    Questions and open topics

    Answer parked questions. Add anything unanswered to a follow-up list.

    ExampleParked: how to handle refunds over the limit. Answer by Friday.
    VlastníkTrainer
  10. 3:1515 min
    Next steps and feedback

    Say where to find materials and who to ask. Collect a short feedback form before people leave.

    ExampleRecording and slides posted in the team wiki. 30 day follow-up quiz on 12 March.
    VlastníkTrainer

Akční body

Task Vlastník Due
Share the recording, slides and exercises with attendees Trainer Same day
Answer the parked questions and post the answers Trainer Friday
Schedule the 30 day follow-up skills check Team lead [Date]
Review feedback forms and update the next session Trainer [Date]
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TRAINING SESSION AGENDA

Training topic: [Topic]
Learning goals: [Two or three things people can do afterwards]
Date and time: [Date, start and end time]
Location or link: [Room or video link]
Trainer: [Name]
Support person: [Name, handles questions and tech]
Audience: [Role and experience level]
Materials: [Slides, exercises, sandbox access]

TIMED AGENDA (210 minutes)

0:00  Welcome and learning goals (10 min) | Owner: Trainer
      Say what people will be able to do by the end. Check what they already know with a show of hands or a poll.
0:10  Module 1: the core concept (25 min) | Owner: Trainer
      Teach the basics in plain words with one worked example. Keep slides short and stop for questions.
0:35  Guided practice 1 (25 min) | Owner: Participants
      People do the task with the trainer walking around. Use a realistic scenario with clear success criteria.
1:00  Break (15 min) | Owner: Support person
      A full break, away from screens. Use it to reset the room and fix any technical problems.
1:15  Module 2: the next skill (25 min) | Owner: Trainer
      Build on module 1. Show a common mistake and how to spot it.
1:40  Guided practice 2: pairs (30 min) | Owner: Participants
      Pair work on a harder scenario. One person does, one reviews, then they swap.
2:10  Case study from real work (30 min) | Owner: Experienced team member
      A colleague shows a recent real case, including what went wrong and what they would change.
2:40  Skills check (20 min) | Owner: Trainer
      A short task or quiz that shows whether people can do the thing, not just recall it.
3:00  Questions and open topics (15 min) | Owner: Trainer
      Answer parked questions. Add anything unanswered to a follow-up list.
3:15  Next steps and feedback (15 min) | Owner: Trainer
      Say where to find materials and who to ask. Collect a short feedback form before people leave.

ACTION ITEMS
Task | Owner | Due
[Task] | [Name] | [Date]

How to run this meeting

  1. Write the learning goals before the slides

    Start from what people must be able to do, then build the agenda back from it. If an item does not help with a goal, cut it.

  2. Split time roughly 30 percent teaching, 70 percent practising

    People forget what they only hear. Keep teaching blocks to 25 minutes or less, and follow each one with guided practice on a realistic task.

  3. Open with a check on what people already know

    A quick poll or show of hands tells you where to speed up and where to slow down. It also answers 'How should you begin a training session?' with something useful, not an icebreaker.

  4. Close with a skills check and a follow-up date

    End with a task that proves people can do the work, then book a follow-up a month later. That is the point where you find out what stuck.

Turn the session into a training record and a reusable recording

A recorded training helps people who missed it and gives you the questions to improve next time. Speak AI records the session and turns it into a searchable transcript and summary.

  • Record the session on Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams, or upload the recording of an in-room session.
  • Get a searchable transcript with speakers labelled, so new hires can jump to the part on escalation.
  • Get an automatic summary of each module and the questions that came up.
  • Get action items with owners and dates pulled out, such as the parked questions and follow-up checks.

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Často kladené otázky

What is a training agenda?

A training agenda is the timed plan for a session: the learning goals, the order of modules and activities, breaks, who leads each part, and how you will check that people can do the task by the end.

How should you begin a training session?

Open by stating what people will be able to do by the end, then check what they already know with a poll or show of hands. Skip long introductions. A short, relevant exercise in the first ten minutes sets the tone.

What 7 information items must appear on the agenda?

Date, start and end time, location or link, topic and learning goals, trainer, the list of modules or activities with times, and materials or pre-work. Add breaks and the feedback step.

How to write a meeting agenda?

List the purpose, then each item in priority order with a time limit and an owner, and the outcome you need. Add pre-reading and logistics at the top. Send it at least a day ahead and end with a slot for next steps.

How long should a training session be?

Half a day, about three and a half hours, suits most single-skill training. Keep teaching blocks to 25 minutes, add a break every 90 minutes, and split anything longer than a day into separate sessions with practice in between.

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