Federal grant · project grant (b)
Creative Discovery Museum Will Establish a Training and Development Program Designed to Meet the Career Development Needs of Staff. the Program Will Include Three Training Tracks That Use In-person, Virtual, and Pre-recorded Formats. the Three Different Tracks Will Focus on Staff Orientation, Customer Service, and Security; Job-specific Trainings; and Personal Development and Leadership. Part-time Staff Will Be Able to Participate in 40 Hours of Training Annually, and Full-time Staff Will Be Able to Participate in 80 Hours of Training Annually. the Museum Will Hire a Staff Person to Coordinate the Training Program. a Staff Advisory Council Will Work With the Museum’s Leadership Team and a Consultant to Plan and Develop Courses. of the Creative Discovery Museum Academy Resulting From This Project Will Provide a Robust Employee Training and Development Program to Help the Museum’s Staff Achieve Their Career Development Goals.
Committed
$215,045
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