Job Overview:
This role is responsible for implementing new business procedures developed by the Business Transformation Department (BTD) directly into daily operations. A key aspect of this involves taking the lead in providing comprehensive training and onboarding support to end-users and relevant staff following the implementation of BTD-led projects.
Responsibilities
- Understand the BRD (Business Requirement Document) – Identify changes and impacts on business operations.
- Review system specifications and vendor-provided user guides – Understand the system functions from the user’s perspective.
- Create user training materials – Prepare manuals and quick reference user guides based on actual business workflows.
- Design training content – Plan the formats, e.g., hands-on sessions, lectures, or e-learning.
- Develop a training schedule – Determine who needs to be trained, in what order, and by when.
- Conduct dry-run sessions in the development environment – Operate the system based on training scenarios and refine materials and methods.
- Conduct actual training sessions – Deliver hands-on training or presentations to users.
- Manage Q&A and gather feedback – Collect and respond to user questions and improvement suggestions.
- Conduct refresher training before Go-Live – Organize additional sessions focused on key points and FAQs just before Go-Live.
- Join the project UAT team to gain better understanding on the system functionality.
- Collaborate with HR training section to prepare and provide the effective training to relevant staff
- Monitor the effectiveness of new process/operation and gather feedback
- Collaborate with relevant stakeholders and team members to address and improve challenges
Requirement
- Have a good at writing and communicating stills.
- Have a good inter personal skill for delving the knowledge to end-user.
- Have an ability to work independently
- Have a collaborative mindset and ability to work across diverse teams.
- Have a proactive mindset to challenge the issue and find the solution