Trainer training to GWO IQT
Initial training of new instructors for the wind industry to the Instructor Qualification Training Framework.
Service 01
A technician with fifteen years of experience is not yet a good trainer. In the wind and maritime industries, though, that is exactly what decides workplace safety: whether an instructor not only holds knowledge but can also convey it in line with standards and in an instructionally effective way.
Offering
Initial training of new instructors for the wind industry to the Instructor Qualification Training Framework.
Instructor qualification for the maritime industry – the basis for trainers on board and ashore.
Advanced level for already active instructors who want to deepen their training competence.
Adult education, method variety, and digital tools and new technologies (e-learning, blended learning).
Qualification paths
The wind and maritime industries follow different standards – the instructional development that follows is the same for both.
Wind industry (GWO)
Initial training of new instructors to the Instructor Qualification Training Framework.
Deepening for already active instructors.
Maritime industry (IMO)
Instructor qualification for trainers on board and ashore.
Both paths
Adult education, method variety, digital tools and new technologies.
Methodological basis
I build every trainer training on the alignment triangle myself.
Participants don’t just learn content – they learn how to consistently align learning objective, learning activity and assessment in their own training practice.
More on the alignment triangleTarget groups
The result: certified, instructionally confident trainers who convey knowledge safely, in line with standards and practically – and can develop their courses independently.