Do you facilitate learning events? Online? In person?
Intended Audience: The CFT certification is for professionals who facilitate training done online or in person and who want to be recognized for their skill in engaging learners.
This performance-based certification is endorsed by ISPI, Training Magazine, LDA, AVTECC, and the International Facility Management Association (IFMA).
You must submit one or more videos that demonstrate your competence in facilitation, are supported by learner evaluations and client attestations, and commit to a Code of Conduct. The 4 competencies are:
1. The Facilitation Process – Competent Facilitators ask questions that:
2. The Learning Process – Competent Facilitators:
3. The Learning Assessment Process – Competent Facilitators:
4. Professionalism – Competent Facilitators:
The cost is $600 for Hale Center professional members, ISPI, and IFMA and $725 for others. Click here to download the Handbook with the standards, requirements, and the scoring checklists. Register here. Applications are accepted throughout the year.
Once certified you will receive a digital mark. Please contact Judy@HaleCenter.org if you have questions
Do you develop learning solutions, such as Instructor-led training, asynchronous or synchronous training, simulations, serious games, formative and summative tests, and the like?
Intended Audience: The CDT certification is for professionals who develop training and instructional solutions that are delivered live, in-person, or online and who want to be recognized for their ability to create effective learning events.
To earn this performance-based certification you must demonstrate all 9 standards by 1) answering questions about one of your learning solutions that are supported by client attestations and artifacts, and 2) committing to a Code of Ethics. The CDT is endorsed by ISPI, LDA, Training, and AVTECC.
The 9 standards are:
Click here to download the Handbook for the complete standards and the scoring rubrics. The cost is $600. Applications are accepted throughout the year.
Helping Communities Solve Real Problems: Stepping Up
September 16th at 12PM Central
There is a growing need for people with different expertise, perspectives, and resources to work together to address complex challenges that no single organization, sector, or community can solve alone. In the age of AI, information and potential solutions are increasingly accessible. The greater challenge is distinctly human: bringing the right people together to make sense of complexity, exercise sound judgment, align around what matters, and turn collective expertise into sustained performance.
Hale has been working with The Institute for Performance Improvement (TIFPI) to prepare and certify professionals to facilitate this work with a performance focus. Collaborative Human Performance Facilitators learn to help diverse groups distinguish symptoms from contributing factors and root causes; engage the stakeholders whose expertise, influence, and resources are essential; navigate differing perspectives; identify effective and feasible solutions; and maintain the alignment, commitment, and momentum required to turn collaborative decisions into results.
Join Judy to explore this emerging professional practice, why collaborative human performance matters more in the age of AI, and how your existing expertise might equip you to contribute in new and increasingly valuable ways.
Sept 17th, at 9 AM Central
Sept 17th, at 6PM Central
Please join me for Coffee or Happy Hour. Both are informal get togethers. There is no agenda, so be ready to share and contribute to what others bring to the discussion. However, you must register, if you want to get the link to join. I look forward to sharing ideas.
Watch for Wednesday with Judy on Sept 16th.
Sept 17th, at 6 PM Central Time
Coffee is same day
at 9am Central Time
Please join me for an informal get together. There is no agenda, so be ready to share your ideas and contribute to what others bring to the discussion. You must register, if you want to get the link to join. Coffee with Judy & Friends is the same day at 9am central time and it requires a separate registration. So, please join us for one or both events.
Sept. 18th, at 9 AM Central
You may recall the excitement and sense of belonging that came with being a member of an ISPI Chapter. Well, help us recapture that same sense of excitement. Please join Donna Roberts-Luttrell, Laura Bunte, and other passionate colleagues to share what you would expect from a virtual chapter designed to support you. So bring your ideas, passions, and hopes to the meeting. We look forward to advancing the discussion. If you are unable to attend, please visit https://eandellc.com/mispi-chapter-sign-up.
A 16 hour virtual workshop presented by
Hale Associates and Crain Burns Associates
Four 4-hour sessions
Monday Evenings: Oct 12, 19, 26, & Nov 2
This program is for you, if you are:
The workshop is designed to help you define your value proposition, set yourself apart from your competitors, follow contracting practices that protect your intellectual capital, and set up business systems that save you time. If you want to set yourself apart from the competition, and better define your value proposition, please join us.
What past participant say about the program:
The Thrive workshop and Nancy’s coaching has helped me grow my business. All the information, stories, examples, and group members were very beneficial and insightful. The time at the sessions and the workbook materials helped renew my excitement for why I started my own business and helped me see with fresh eyes what I offer clients. I recommend THRIVE to anyone thinking of starting a business or who owns a business. The skills & tools I learned have helped me to promote my business AND I’ve been able to apply some tools to my aid my clients. Thank you Nancy (Crain Burns and Associates) and Judy Hale (Hale Associates Center)! Rhonda Anderson. Owner Silver Cricket Designs
If you're starting a consulting/contracting business or simply want to ensure your enterprise is on the right path, the Thrive webinar is a very worthy experience. It gives the necessary foundation and enhancements to being successful as an entrepreneur, pretty much in any industry. Bob Mansur, Managing Partner, Credit Employee Performance Solutions
This course is relevant to ANYONE interested in starting your own firm. I found value, not coming from a business background....Judy and Nancy bring a wealth of experience and knowledge and are wonderful leaders. Laura Coons.
The goals of the program are to help you in your journey into the Gig Economy by learning how to:
What you will gain from this experience:
How the program works:
This 16-hour online workshop is delivered in four 4-hour segments that occur on four consecutive Mondays starting on Monday Oct 12th at 4:30 PM central time. There are optional personal coaching sessions.
Your Presenters:
Judith Hale, Ph.D., CPT, CFT, AIM, and ibstpi Fellow is one of the more prolific writers and well-known consultants in the field of performance improvement and credentialing. Judy has worked in the public and private sectors across all industries for 50 years specializing in performance improvement, certification, evaluation, and sustaining change.
Nancy Crain Burns, Ph.D., CPT. PMP, CAEL, and past-president of ISPI has more than 35 years' experience in the corporate world. Her firm, Crain Burns Associates, has been helping clients define their mission and market position for more than 15 years.
Building Bench Strength:
Putting Training in the Driver's Seat
Training Magazine Network
Oct 15th at 12PM Pacific; 2PM Central
Building bench strength is taken for granted in professional sports. Owners and coaches plan for injuries that can put their ace pitcher, quarterback, guard, or goalie out of commission. I've rarely seen business leaders exercise the same degree of due diligence to their talent management planning. As training professionals, we are in a unique position to help. We know how to define and develop competence. We can guide leaders in identifying positions, that if not filled with competent people would put the organization at risk.
Join me and leave with a useable framework (eCAP) for helping clients better define their talent needs. The eCAP framework forces the questions of who, how many, how soon, what cost, and at what risk. Note: I taught risk management for 14 years for the Insurance Institute. I traveled with risk assessors at sites where I conducted observation interviews to capture what they saw, looked for, and questioned. Assessing risk is a perspective I bring to every engagement.
This session is being offered by Training Magazine Network. You must register using this link:
https://www.trainingmagnetwork.com/events/4572?gref=JH
One hour before the session, log on to the TMN website to join.
Call or Email Us! Office: (630) 235-0195 Email: judy@halecenter.org