Role of External agencies in Training and Development Building Capabilities: One way to view training and development is through the development of human talents in countries shifting from state-owned to privatized economies.
Having worked as part of an internal PR team, as well as running an agency, we can honestly say, there is no right or wrong answer. Flexibility An external PR team can deliver as much as you want for as long as you want, scaling up and back in time with the ebb and flow of your need for support.
This can have a dramatic effect on company culture and the way things are done moving forward either in a positive or a negative way.
If we failed to report issues, then we would be neglecting our duty of care which would then impact on the organisation. You may also consider offering training and staff development through university degree programs.
They can put providers into special measures and give recommendations for improvements. So they use another company that knows how to market, sell and deliver training to a mass or targeted audience to create new revenues streams.
When cultivated correctly, an outsourced training provider who is a true partner can help develop new training paths for your organization and further align training spend with business requirements. Page 1 of 3 Melanie kirk Understand the impact of accountability to stakeholders and external bodies in education and training Regulatory bodies have the power to legally demand improvements in service, failure to comply will have negative consequences and may result in legal action against the organisation.
NOTE: One of the areas of confusion, when a company has both internal and external PR support, revolves around the roles and responsibilities of the teams. You can also hire external training providers to conduct in-house training at your business, or offer your staff online training through an external organisation.