What Essentials Should I Include in My First Training Session as a New Director?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around a participant preparing for their first training session with a new consultant. Participants share ideas for training materials, recipes suitable for the session, and resources that may be helpful for new directors.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shares their plan to conduct a training session with a friend and mentions using a Quick Start box and the List of 100.
  • Another participant suggests a recipe, Clubhouse Chicken Squares, as a nearly no-bake option for the training session.
  • One participant inquires about the Guide to Supporting New Consultants and suggests using the Cook and Book resource.
  • Another participant expresses the need for training materials, noting they do not have any as they are not yet a director.
  • One participant mentions ordering materials from the Paperwork supply order form before becoming a director.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the specific training materials and recipes to use, with no clear consensus on the best approach for the training session.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and suggestions related to training new consultants, focusing on practical resources and recipe ideas.

Who May Find This Useful

New directors and consultants preparing for training sessions may find the shared experiences and suggestions relevant.

chefmelody
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Well, I'm going to be doing my first training with a new consultant Saturday! Normally my director would do it, but this is a friend from out of town that I recruited, and she's only visiting me for the weekend, so we're going to get the training done. I'm getting a Quick Start box from my director to get her started.

So... any tips on things I should give her? I know I should give her a copy of the List of 100... anything else offhand? We're going to do P3 training and probably watch the Your Life, Your Way DVD.

My director suggested we do a practice run through a recipe too. We were going to do the 3-cheese Garden Pizza... but my AC is broken and I don't want to turn on my oven! :eek: Any ideas for a no-bake recipe that's good for a starter kit show?
 
It's almost no-bake: Clubhouse Chicken Squares. Bake the crust ahead of time.
 
Do you have the Guide to Supporting New Consultants? You can do the Cook and Book if you do. Your director should have it, too.As for the recipe, is there someone that you are working on to recruit? Maybe you could ask her to commandeer her kitchen and do the training with her. She could end up signing!
 
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Clubhouse chicken squares could work! I'm going to be out of the house that afternoon, so I could let the place cool off after that.I don't have ANY training materials because I'm not a director yet. I bet I could get something from mine, though.
 
Before I became a Director I ordered a lot of materials from the Paperwork supply order form.

Stephanie
 

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What are the key topics I should cover in my first training session as a new director?

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What resources should I provide to my new team members?

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