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# Creating & Managing Trainings

Perform tasks assigned to your role to advance trainings through the Training Program Management workflow.

## Workflow Overview

The **Training Program Management** workflow governs the creation, review, and approval of training programs before they are made available to trainees.

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## Interactive Tour

Explore the Training workflow from end to end, including each stage and its assigned participants.

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## Workflow Stages

This workflow is organized into **three key stages**, each with specific roles and responsibilities.

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### Create New Training

> **Performed By:** Training Creator (e.g., Training Administrator, Process Owner, Subject Matter Expert)

**Responsibilities:**

* Identify the need for a new training program.
* Provide the necessary details (e.g., subject, scope, parameters, and completion criteria).
* Configure training phases (e.g., assessments, documentation, courses).
* Define the target audience (departments, roles, groups, or individual users).
* Submit the training to initiate the workflow.

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### Review Training

> **Performed By:** Training Definition Reviewer (e.g., Training Manager, QA Representative, Compliance Officer)

**Responsibilities:**

* Evaluate the training for clarity, completeness, and relevance.
* Confirm that the schedule, parameters, and assessment method meet organizational standards.
* Provide feedback if revisions are needed.
* Approve the training for execution or return it for modification.

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### Modify Training

> **Performed By:** Training Creator (e.g., Training Administrator, Process Owner, Subject Matter Expert)

**Responsibilities:**

* Review feedback from the reviewer.
* Make necessary revisions (e.g., update content, adjust schedule or parameters, add or remove phases).
* Resubmit the training for further review.

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This stage is triggered only if the training is returned for modification after review.
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