TOC Training Guide Module 3
TOC Training Guide Module 3
TOC Training Guide Module 3
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<strong>Module</strong> 3<br />
Slide 3-19<br />
Notes<br />
Objective 4: Help the community move to Phase Two.<br />
Let’s take a closer look at the Coordinator’s responsibilities to the Key Leader<br />
Board and Community Board as they prepare for moving on to Phase Two.<br />
You will have two primary responsibilities at this step:<br />
• First, you will be responsible for all clerical tasks, including preparing<br />
mailings, typing minutes and agendas, and photocopying any materials<br />
that will be needed by participants at the next training.<br />
• Second, you will be responsible for the meeting logistics that need to be<br />
determined before the next training event.<br />
You may also be responsible for helping to recruit Key Leaders and<br />
other stakeholders.<br />
The second page of the chart we just looked at in Tools for Community<br />
Leaders lists what steps need to be taken before starting Phase Two. You’ll<br />
notice that the responsibilities for these tasks fall mainly to the Champion<br />
and Catalyst.<br />
As the Coordinator, your responsibility will be to support the tasks of the<br />
Champion and Catalyst. These specific tasks, which will need to be<br />
completed at different stages leading up to the Phase Two training events,<br />
are listed in Appendix 3 of Tools for Community Leaders.<br />
The worksheets that follow in your Participant’s <strong>Guide</strong> outline your<br />
responsibilities in relation to preparing for training events. Since these<br />
responsibilities will need to be addressed before each training event, you<br />
should make enough copies of the worksheets to use in Phases Three, Four<br />
and Five, as well. The sponsoring site information at the end of Tools for<br />
Community Leaders also provides important information about planning for<br />
trainings. Take a few moments to review these worksheets, to see if you have<br />
any questions about any of the work you’ll be doing at this step.<br />
Answer any questions before moving on.<br />
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