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Demystifying Curriculum Development
Take the mystery out of curriculum development!
Take the frustration out of curriculum development
Take the frustration out of curriculum development
We know how challenging developing a training can be. That's why we teach a simple, yet effective 5-step process for developing training curriculum. If you want to learn how to provide a stimulating learning experience that educates, engages, and entertains your learners? Let us demystify curriculum development for you.
What You Will Learn...
- Assess your learners needs identify practice gaps
- Conduct a literature review
- Construct a lesson plan
- Employ adult learning principles and teach to various learning styles
- Understand learning outcomes vs learning objectives
- Evaluate your learners
- Bonus tips and tools to enhance your training curriculum
- Handouts, checklists, and sample template to reference while you create your curriculum.
15 Videos
Bite-sized instructional segments to enhance you ability to remember and retain key concepts better.
Knowledge checks
Brief assessments designed to evaluate your understanding of a course content and topics.
10 Downloable Resources
Ancillary course materials to supplement the training content. Handouts, templates, examples, and checklists.
Course Curriculum
Quisha Umemba
Known as “The Trainer’s Trainer”, Quisha Umemba is the CEO of Umemba Health LLC. She is a subject matter expert in public health and population health strategies that support workforce development and organizational performance, and she sought out for her expertise in clinical subject matters. Boasting multiple certifications and an impressive work history, Quisha has developed, implemented, and overseen numerous health initiatives and community collaborations throughout her 20+ years of experience. A nurse with a public health background, Quisha has a multifaceted, blended expertise that enables her to design uniquely specialized curricula and training programs with multi-level interventions. The result of her training programs is a multidimensional skillset that learners are immediately able to apply to the real world, improving public health and changing lives one person at a time.
