Training event

Definition

A training event is an event whose main objective is the transfer of competencies to attendees. It differs from conferences or congresses for the presence of explicit learning objectives, practical activities, assessments and — often — a final certificate.

Details and formula

Common formats:

• Workshop: 1-day intensive with practical exercises (15–50 attendees)
• Masterclass: advanced content held by recognized expert (30–100)
• Bootcamp: full-immersion 3–5 days with final project (10–30)
• Certification: structured path with exam and credential (variable)
• Corporate onboarding: new hire training on processes and tools (5–200)

Common elements: pre-work (study material), interactive sessions (no slide-only), tests/exercises, certificate of attendance (or pass certificate if assessed).

Context and typical ranges

Italian specifics: for training "funded" via Interprofessional Funds (Fondimpresa, Fondirigenti), a signed attendance register, deposited slides, certificate with detailed specifications (course code, hours, instructor) are required. Digital has replaced paper but immutable trace is needed.

How it applies in OAK EVENTS

OAK EVENTS handles training events with minute-precise attendance tracking (for hour-certified modules), automatic generation of personalized certificates (named PDF), pre-work management via platform, attendance register export compliant with Italian Interprofessional Funds requirements.