Community of Practice

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FOR TRAINERS

Communities of Practice, also known as a Professional Learning Community, are groups of dedicated credentialed trainers committed to providing quality training
to early care and education professionals throughout Kentucky.

Creative Ideas

Get fresh, new ideas to make your trainings wow.

Practical

Learn “real” skills to improve your trainings.

What to expect

Communities of Practice…

provide inspiration, motivation and support

share training strategies and ideas

improve upon existing skills.

Benefits

be part of a community that understands & gets it!

earn up to 3 hours of “How to Train Other Adults” clock hours per year.

Participate

Click here to view the Community of Practice schedule.

Questions

Contact your local training coach.

“...as I look back year after year, each one (of my trainings) has gotten better and better and it’s a direct correlation to my participation and involvement in the PLC.”

Beth Savchick Children, Inc.

"My goal is for trainers to have a deeper understanding of the region and the needs of educators to provide more targeted training."

Rachael Corriveau Training Coach, Cumberland Region

"Trainers, are you developing or redesigning a ‘Training Plan’ that could use some new eyes, innovation, or creativity? The Communities of Practice groups provide a supportive venue for trainers to come together and combine, define, outline, and refine that new or revised Training Plan!"

Sue Terdan Retired Training Specialist

"I expect the Community of Practice to inspire me to be a better trainer by giving me practical ideas to use throughout my seminars."

Debbie Link Child Care Council of Kentucky

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What to expect

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Questions

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