Competencies NCRT Competencies NCRI Demonstrates knowledge of basic Introduction Demonstrates knowledge of basic Introduction to ROMA curriculum key principles and to ROMA curriculum key principles and practices practices Content Knowledge includes key point Content Knowledge includes key point at end of each module at end of each module Is able to construct a scale Is able to construct a scale Is able to construct logic model with all Is able to construct logic model with all elements matching elements matching Is able to analyze logic models Is able to analyze logic models Demonstrates ability to provide Introduction Demonstrates experience in working in a CAA or other level of the CAA network with to ROMA training in a professional and implementation of ROMA a part of the job effective manner duties Presentation Sequence & Flow Content Presentation Ability to Use ROMA content in Activities or Demonstrates ability to fulfill job duties related Exercises to ROMA implementation effectively Responses to questions Acknowledges different learning styles Uses training materials effectively Uses effective group management techniques Projects a professional & confident manner Preparation Timeliness of event activities Cooperation with co-trainer Cooperation with master trainer Receives feedback Gives feedback to peers Training to become NCRT Training to become NCRI On line application, including letters of support On line application, including letters of support (from applicant employer, CSBG office and (from applicant employer, CSBG office and Association) and resume. Association) and resume. Complete e-course – 8 modules of on-line Complete e-course – 6 modules of on-line training (non graded) (Phase I) training (non graded)( Phase I) Attend Train-the-Trainer Classroom Session Attend Introduction to ROMA training held by held by Master Trainers (3 days) and participate NCRT/Master Trainer (1 day) and participate in in the delivery of curriculum modules. (Phase II) discussion about the basic principles and practices of ROMA (Phase II) Provide Introduction to ROMA trainings in the Work with Study Circle to create portfolio field (known as Practice Sessions) to build documenting activities, experience competency in both understanding of the Submit portfolio for review by ROMA Master content and in delivery of the material (Phase Trainer (Phase III) III)
Competencies NCRT Competencies NCRI Demonstrates knowledge of basic Introduction to ROMA curriculum key principles and practices Content Knowledge includes key point at end of each module Is able to construct a scale Is able to construct logic model with all elements matching Is able to analyze logic models Demonstrates knowledge of basic Introduction to ROMA curriculum key principles and practices Content Knowledge includes key point at end of each module Is able to construct a scale Is able to construct logic model with all elements matching Is able to analyze logic models Demonstrates ability to provide Introduction to ROMA training in a professional and effective manner Presentation Sequence & Flow Content Presentation Ability to Use ROMA content in Activities or Exercises Responses to questions Acknowledges different learning styles Uses training materials effectively Uses effective group management techniques Projects a professional & confident manner Preparation Timeliness of event activities Cooperation with co-trainer Cooperation with master trainer Receives feedback Gives feedback to peers Demonstrates experience in working in a CAA or other level of the CAA network with implementation of ROMA a part of the job duties Demonstrates ability to fulfill job duties related to ROMA implementation effectively Training to become NCRT Training to become NCRI On line application, including letters of support (from applicant employer, CSBG office and Association) and resume. On line application, including letters of support (from applicant employer, CSBG office and Association) and resume. Complete e-course – 8 modules of on-line training (non graded) (Phase I) Complete e-course – 6 modules of on-line training (non graded)( Phase I) Attend Train-the-Trainer Classroom Session held by Master Trainers (3 days) and participate in the delivery of curriculum modules. (Phase II) Attend Introduction to ROMA training held by NCRT/Master Trainer (1 day) and participate in discussion about the basic principles and practices of ROMA (Phase II) Provide Introduction to ROMA trainings in the field (known as Practice Sessions) to build competency in both understanding of the content and in delivery of the material (Phase III) Work with Study Circle to create portfolio documenting activities, experience Submit portfolio for review by ROMA Master Trainer (Phase III)