During which TNA phase is curriculum development a focus?

The Design Phase of a Training Needs Analysis (TNA) is where curriculum development is emphasized. During this stage, the instruction's objectives are articulated, and a structured framework for the training is created. This involves identifying the content that needs to be covered, the instructional methods that will be employed, and the materials that will be used to facilitate learning. The focus is on aligning the curriculum with the identified needs and ensuring that it will effectively prepare participants to achieve the desired outcomes. It's during the Design Phase that the groundwork is laid for effective instruction, ensuring that all elements are aligned to support successful training delivery.