The strength of this training module is the design of activities which raise examples of the work of the
participants; for example, creating health conditions in industrial factories, considering project proposals,
monitoring projects, and visiting the areas of industrial factories, etc. This training meets the needs of trainees
corresponding to Merriam (1993), who stated that the needs of learners is related to prior knowledge, experience and
work. If they responded to following the work, then they will be better developed. According to Oliver, Casiraghi,
Henderson, Brooks, & Muslsow (2008), the learning environment is proposed to be conducive to adult learning, in
order to build trust. The trainer plays a role in facilitating learning. Similarly, Fetterman (2001) proposed the
empowering role of the trainer, in 5 aspects: training, facilitation, advocacy, illumination and liberation.
The strength of this training module is the design of activities which raise examples of the work of theparticipants; for example, creating health conditions in industrial factories, considering project proposals,monitoring projects, and visiting the areas of industrial factories, etc. This training meets the needs of traineescorresponding to Merriam (1993), who stated that the needs of learners is related to prior knowledge, experience andwork. If they responded to following the work, then they will be better developed. According to Oliver, Casiraghi,Henderson, Brooks, & Muslsow (2008), the learning environment is proposed to be conducive to adult learning, inorder to build trust. The trainer plays a role in facilitating learning. Similarly, Fetterman (2001) proposed theempowering role of the trainer, in 5 aspects: training, facilitation, advocacy, illumination and liberation.
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