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Training Case Studies
Case study of BPO employability training
From the batch of 16 hearing impaired trained in April 2009, during the
height of recession, Thomson Reuters hired 14 of them for their non-
voice processes. These hearing impaired are working with 16 hearing
folks. Though their target is 100 per day, the hearing impaired
employees started achieving 3 times the target. When we asked the
hearing impaired, they told us that there were no surprises for them.
Every bit of the training from the analytical skills training, to the self-
learning to the rules processing and experiential sessions have helped
them to just do it! This is not an attempt to stereotype persons with
disability (they will always do better). However it showcases what can
happen when the right investments are done in persons with disabilitywith innovative teaching methods.
Case study on Collaborative Training Model With Companies
The collaboration with Lake Systems is for the medical transcription
training for persons with visually impairment. Medical transcription is a
growing and sunrise industry which has a dearth of skills availability due
to the lure of BPO non voice industry which does not require suchrigorous training and level of skills and knowledge. One encounter with
visually impaired was good enough for Lake to realize the untapped
talent. Their collaboration is a win-winthey get trained candidates and
candidates get quality training with the help of Lake and Enable India
trainers. Lake systems director also feels strongly about investing in
people and has created a company which has a good learning culture
which will foster their long term growth. Their trainers look to Enable
India for the disability specific inputs. Enable India looks to them for the
much needed real world exposure and production quality training.
Earlier this model has also been carried out with Digimetrix and their
equally dynamic and energetic director.
Case study on Training of Trainers Programme
EnAble India conducts Training of Trainer programmes in order to
directly or indirectly reach out to more people with disability.These
trainings provide a good platform for EnAble India and the attendees to
share the best practices employed by them at their workplace. This
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process not only ensures in enhancing each other's knowledge but also in
increasing the quality and efficiency of the training programmes.
In Feb and Apr 2011, EnAble India conducted 3 Training of Trainer
programmes on Life Skills, Employment and Employability of Persons
with Disability and Computer Trainers for Visually Impaired.
The Training of Trainer for Life Skills programme was the 1st of its kind
by EnAble India. The training held in Hyderabad was attended by
7 NGO's with a total of 17 people representing these NGO's. On the first
3 days of the 5 day programme, there were discussions on self-
assessment as trainers and how to create an environment that was
conducive to VI learners and how to maintain the dignity of the learners.
The next 2 days were focussed on dissemination of the life skills manual
where the trainers practiced how to conduct the lessons. It was
interesting to note that the trainers struggled to change their training style
as most of them were used to instructional training and as life skills
trainer they had to learn to facilitate the session with unexpected
responses. Hence, the approach of the training was to first unlearn what
they had already learnt and then approach with a fresh mind. All the
trainers discussed the challenges they faced and problems that were
typical to their target group. The trainers were given a certificate and CD
of life skills manual at the end of the programme.
The Training of Trainer programme for Employment andEmployability of Persons with Disability programme was conducted for
4 days in the month of Apr 2011. The aim of the programme was to not
only train the trainers but also to help build capacity with the basic tools
required to work on employment and employability of persons with
disability. The topics discussed included the business case for hiring
persons with disability, evaluation, profiling of the candidates, job
analysis, workplace solutions, sensitization workshops, and so on. The
programme was well taken by the attendees. They were impressed to
learn about finding innovative workplace solutions, on dealing with
employers with a positive approach among many other such learnings.
One of the attendees mentioned that their confidence in dealing with
persons with disability also received a boost after attending the training.
The Training of Trainer programme for
Computer Trainers of the Visually Impaired was attended by variousNGO's and individuals who provide computer training for visually
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impaired children and adults. The course provided general and specific
teaching techniques for persons with vision impairment using screen
readers, industry orientation, and usage of right resource aids. The
attendees of the programme varied from a brand new trainer to an
experienced trainer. Most of them had something to take away from thetraining like, understanding the capabilities of the visually impaired
people to learning about tactile diagrams and so on. Some of them felt
that there was more clarity in their minds on how to conduct the trainings
after attending the training.
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