What is tradition training?
Traditions Training is composed of fire department veterans from around the country. Our instructors come from some of the busiest and most respected fire departments in the country and will bring you knowledge and skills that cannot be found anywhere else.
How long is Traditions Firefighting Training?
Both classroom and hands-on programs are available. Programs vary in length from 3-hours to multiple days depending on the depth and level of content that is to be covered.
Episode 1 – At Thirteen
Host Sara Ivry begins her exploration of the developmental and social realities of today’s b’nai mitzvah students through the eyes of parents, psychologists, experts, journalists, and rabbis.
Episode 2 – Being Incredibly Nervous
Sara’s guests reflect on self-esteem and performance anxiety and how gender codes influence ideas about public speaking, concerns about social media, and attitudes about perfection.
Episode 3 – I Want To Fit In
In this episode, Sara explores the pressures pre-teens face to fit in – the social pressures and gender norms that impact today’s pre-teens. We hear about the pressures on girls, boys, and the compelling story of a transgender pre-teen navigating b’nai mitzvah party culture.
Episode 4 – A Moment of Blessing
In this episode, host Sara Ivry examines the spiritual side of the b’nai mitzvah process. Listen in as Sara explores both the moments of blessing that occur in the ceremony and around it – and the unexpected ways that pre-teens are experiencing holiness in the rite of passage.
Episode 5 – Party Hearty
In this episode, host Sara Ivry explores the pressures on parents and pre-teens to navigate the celebrations that take place after the services and the speeches. You’ll hear from party planners and DJs and a handful of insightful pre-teens who are seeking alternatives to the typical celebration.
Episode 6 – Sunrise, Sunset
Sara’s guests explore parent-teen communication, both in public speeches about each other at their special events and how fostering healthy communication skills becomes increasingly important as teens journey from middle to high school.
Episode 1 - The General Prologue
The introduction to the podcast and to the history of Western Civilization.
Episode 14 - Sumer
The first known civilization arises in Mesopotamia around the year 3,500 BC.
Episode 10 - Cataclysms
Great floods, the Younger Dryas Impact and the Toba eruption all present obstacles and challenges to the survival of early modern humans.
Who is the director of talent management at Komatsu?
In the opener to season 2 of “The Business of Learning,” we talk to Scott Farley, group director of talent management at Komatsu, and Dave Fogleman, chief learning officer at SkillPath, about the process of managing change and merging training functions after an acquisition.
Who is Keith Keating?
To learn more about what the future workforce will look like, and training’s role in developing it, we spoke with Keith Keating, senior director and global learning strategist at GP Strategies.
Who is Kacie Walters?
We spoke with Kacie Walters (head of global professional development at Northern Trust Corporation), Linda Cai (an experienced learning and talent executive and author of “Share: How Organizations Can Thrive in an Age of Networked Knowledge, Power and Relationships”), and Nicole Lembo (manager of academic programs at JetBlue Airways) to find out how learning leaders can enable social learning in the workplace.
