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Simulations for Assessment, Training, and Development (SIMATD)

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Authors: Julie Hay

This manual contains four sets of job simulation exercises, each comprising a number of activities that can be run in sequence or as stand-alone sessions. The simulations can be used for assessment centers or for training. For assessment purposes, there are two optional competence frameworks: managerial and professional.

This manual contains four sets of job simulation exercises, each comprising a number of activities that can be run in sequence or as stand-alone sessions. The simulations can be used for assessment centers or for training. For assessment purposes, there are two optional competence frameworks: managerial and professional.

 

Each activity works as follows:

 

1)      Participants are required to analyze information about the situation and prepare to support a specific, allocated project at a meeting;

2)      Then, working as teams, the participants share information, choose one of the projects, and select project team members;

3)      The teams are given more information so they can prepare a project plan, including a cash flow forecast;

4)      Finally, each team is expected to manage the project remotely, dealing with various problems that arise as the simulation unfolds.

 

The simulations are “coded” for certain types:

 

1)      Recommendation—Meetings where participants have conflicting aims

2)      Contingency—Activities where interruptions must be handled

3)      Planning—Activities where participants must prepare plans

4)      Combined—Recommendations, Planning, and Contingency activities being run in sequence

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