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Theatre in Training by Ajit Kamath on Sun, 29 May

Dear Friends,

We would like to personally invite you all for the Trainers Forum Meet at Mumbai, on Sunday, 29th May, 2011.

Session I –The objective of the session is to understand how Dramatics and Theater techniques are powerful mediums to make a Trainer communicate learning concepts to his participants powerfully.

Theater uses all the 3 elements i.e. visual, auditory and kinesthetic

Session includes:

  1. Introduction
  2. Various Theatre Techniques useful in Training
  3. Role Plays (commonly used)
  4. ‘Improv’ (Improvisation)
  5. Forum Theatre – Trainer as a Role Player
  6. Forum Theatre – Trainer as a Role Player and Action/Reaction as per the audience
  7. Forum Theatre – Professional Actors as Role Players
  8. Skills Practice

Facilitator:

Mr. Ajit Kamath, Director, WizTalks. Ajit started lecturing in 1992, and has been in the space of Soft Skills Training since 1996. Since 2002 he started Training for Corporates' on topics such as Presentation Skills, Communication Skills, Team Building & Leadership. He has been associated with Theatre since 1988 and has acted, directed, written One-Act Plays for the amateur Theatre circuit and has also co-facilitated Drama workshops for children and young adults for 12 years. He has been using Theatre techniques in Training since early days and has been a Role-Player and a Forum Actor in International training deliveries.


Session II-Screening of a special motivational movie, “Pass it on”,

Ruben co-stars in the movie "Pass It On." This ground-breaking feature length movie will reveal the steps necessary to realize your goals and dreams.

In "Pass It On" you will find all the resources you will ever need to win in life.

The world’s leading scientists, authors, businessmen, athletes and philosophers will reveal the universal principles of success. Principles you can use right away to change your life forever…

This session will be conducted by Mr. Arun Vishwanath, Founder Trainers Forum

Where:

Boomerang

Training Center

Main Chandivali Farm Road, Near Chandivali Studio, Powai, Mumbai - 400 072.

When: Sunday , May 29, 2011

Timing : 10 am-5pm

Charges: Rs. 700/- only (inclusive of networking break-fast, lunch and tea)

We request you to send the program charges Rs. 700/- by cheque made in favour of "Trainers Forum" payable at Mumbai for confirmation of your registration and have it sent to:

D-1005/6, Lake Lucerene, Phase III, Lake Homes Complex, Chandivali Farm Road, Powai, Mumbai 400 076 , before 13th May, 2011.

Please also mention your name and contact details on the reverse of the cheque


So, block this Sunday 29th May, 2011 on your calendar and send us your confirmations at the earliest. Kindly send your details to madhura@trainersforum.in indicating your participation. We will send you a mail along with a code to confirm your participation for this event.

Look forward to meeting you on Sunday, 29th May, 2011.


With warm regards,

Madhura Nene
Trainers Forum
Email: madhura@trainersforum.in
Web: www.trainersforum.in
Mobile: +91 98676 35081; +91 98676 35081

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