
HELEN YOUNG
Helen Young is the President of Young & Associates, a firm that
specializes in training of trainers, instructional design, and distance
education. Helen also serves as a master instructor for The Training
Clinic. Her program experience includes: presentation and communication
skills, adult learning and training styles, training design, using
technology as a training tool, and e-learning for trainers.
Helen
has developed and designed programs for universities, Fortune 500
corporations, trade associations, and government agencies. As a seasoned
trainer and instructional designer, Helen has worked in designing and
delivering workshops for a variety of clients, including:
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GlaxoSmithKline
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John
Hopkins
University
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Wyeth Pharmaceuticals
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University
of
Pennsylvania
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Nabisco
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Wharton
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Navy Federal Credit Union
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Georgetown
University
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Pension Benefit Guarantee Corp.
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Sylvan Learning Systems
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Federal Aviation Administration
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Bon Secours
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Census Bureau
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American Nurses Association
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National Archives
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United States
Army
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Before
opening her own consulting firm, Helen's professional career included
eight years with the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP)
where she worked as a Training Specialist and a Research Analyst. Her
background in research compliments her training skill set. Helen is
proficient in all phases of survey design and delivery, including
designing instruments, administering surveys, analyzing data, and
writing reports. She also has extensive experience developing training
documentation, including:
Helen
holds a Training Specialist Certificate from Georgetown University, a
Master of Science from the University of Maryland, and Bachelor of
Science from the
University
of
Delaware
. She is qualified to administer and
interpret the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®.
Helen's
work in developing courses and presentations for instructor-led and
distance learning environments has utilized many media. She has worked
with desktop automation, satellite broadcasting, distributed learning,
and the Internet. Her professional passion, however, remains in the
classroom offering train-the-trainer programs to all types of audiences.