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Established in 2005, Trainer Enhancement Classes are a testament to the commitment of the Insulation Industry International Apprentice and Training Fund (IIIATF) in elevating the standards of mechanical insulation instruction. Guided by the vision of former IIIATF Administrator Tom Haun, these classes have become the epicenter for continuous education for Local Union Instructors throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Held every year at Maritime Institute in Linthicum, Md., the training sessions provide Heat and Frost Insulators and Allied Workers (HFIAW) trainers with a platform to:
Education as the Cornerstone: In precision-driven industries like Mechanical Insulation, education is paramount. These classes offer a pioneering approach to hone the teaching techniques of Local Union instructors.
Dynamic Learning Environment: From classroom strategies to hands-on methodologies, attendees delve into diverse teaching techniques in order to achieve one goal - to engage the next generation of Mechanical Insulators more effectively.
Teaching Techniques I: This foundational course emphasizes effective instructional design and communication.
Teaching Techniques II: This level delves deeper into advanced teaching strategies.
Teaching Techniques III: In this class, participants explore intricate facets of teaching and student engagement.
Teaching Techniques IV: This segment refines the skills acquired in previous levels, ensuring holistic instructor development.
Teaching Techniques V - Labor Heritage: This class emphasizes the significance of preserving labor history and effectively communicating it to the students.
Be a part of a transformative journey that combines tradition with innovation. Elevate your teaching techniques, learn to be a better leader and help shape the future of the Mechanical Insulation trade.