Further, while Spanish is still the predominant second language, accounting for nearly half of those surveyed whose first language is not English, over 20 percent of the respondents indicated 17 other languages, from Vietnamese to Punjabi. Depending on your property s location and staff profile, non-verbal or wordless training may provide the vehicle to overcome today's growing language and cultural issues and help your training sessions continue to produce the results you expect and need to survive. And, giving employees the opportunity to learn at their own pace is key. Using universally understood icons, symbols, and live-action demonstrations of the correct and incorrect way to accomplish a particular task, a wordless training video can get the same message across to a group of employees possessing a wide range of learning and language abilities. A hearing-impaired worker can participate in the same sessions.
Employees can move on to the next level of training with identical basic knowledge.
Elimination of all language barriers. High retention rate. Graphics, sound effects and music help to illustrate training procedures in a highly entertaining format. Better memory retention of tasks. One program means one message.