How to Be a COT Trainer

You're an ace in your club officer role, and have been asked (or are considering asking) to be a Club Officer Trainer. It can be a daunting task to train others, and share your experience in just an hour or so.

Effective training is a cornerstone of our clubs and making the most of this time is critical. And for us as trainers, we want to feel not just confident in how we present, but certain that we will have a successful communication of ideas and inspire others to be the best club officer they can be.

Kate and Thomas have presented many, many sessions at Club Officer training (in 7 divisions!), both online and in person, over 10 years. In this session we will deconstruct our jumpstart strategy to prepare, manage and deliver inspiring training.

Whether you're about to be a first-time trainer, or looking to boost your training delivery, you will walk away with:

✨ The structure to organise your thoughts and share your knowledge in the allocated time,
✨ How to share resources without creating new handouts, building a PowerPoint, or using tired templates, and
✨ How to keep your audience engaged and stay in control of the discussion.