EA hosted training of trainers on achievement motivation last weekend! 13 trainers from a wide range of backgrounds came to DCSE on 12 & 13 of June to participate in an intensive two day training of trainers on achievement motivation. Participants engaged in a range of discussions and activities that stretched their minds to think about training in a new light.
EA opened enrollment in the training to MBA faculty, BBA faculty and professional trainers from
the field. The diverse group allowed for a very engaging and informative training in which participants were able to learn from others with varied backgrounds and perspectives. The training covered topics such as microlabs, the test of creative imagination, David McClelland’s research on achievement motivation, motivational types, locus of control, achievement imagery language analysis, entrepreneurial learning cycle, designing entrepreneurial curricula and much more.
EA opened enrollment in the training to MBA faculty, BBA faculty and professional trainers from
the field. The diverse group allowed for a very engaging and informative training in which participants were able to learn from others with varied backgrounds and perspectives. The training covered topics such as microlabs, the test of creative imagination, David McClelland’s research on achievement motivation, motivational types, locus of control, achievement imagery language analysis, entrepreneurial learning cycle, designing entrepreneurial curricula and much more.
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