Client training is defined as:
- More than one client participating in a common session or discussion. The most common training activities are workshops (including webinars), however any service in which more than one client is in attendance in a non-personalized interaction is considered training. This includes roundtables, CEO Forums, client focused conferences, etc.
All workshops and webinars must be conducted live.
- All training services must be presented in the highest quality manner. All training must adhere to the SCORE brand guidelines.
- The training may be sponsored by either SCORE or another entity, with SCORE participating. A local workshop or webinar must be a minimum of one hour and include two or more clients in attendance.
- Attendees must register and attend the workshop or webinar to be counted, and their contact information must be collected (name, email address, phone number, zip code) and recorded.
- An agenda is required for every workshop or webinar and must be retained in documentation.
- All training must contain an evaluation process made available for completion by attendees for every training workshop or webinar.
NOTE: SCORE Engage surveys for local workshops and webinars supersede and eliminate the need for a paper evaluation process.
For co-sponsored workshops and/or webinars with another SBA resource partner (for example, a Women’s Business Center (WBC) or Small Business Development Center (SBDC)), all partners may count all attendees if each resource partner contributes a significant amount of presentation time (defined as one hour or more per partner).
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