T3 (Train The Trainer): 10 Things Every Successful Trainer Must know - Paperback

by Tavis a. Banks (Author)

T3 - Train the Trainer: 10 Things Every Successful Trainer Should Know

Great trainers are developed through experience, practice, and a commitment to continuous growth. T3 - Train the Trainer: 10 Things Every Successful Trainer Should Know is a practical guide designed to help new and experienced trainers build confidence, strengthen facilitation skills, and create meaningful learning experiences.

This easy-to-read guide explores 10 key areas every successful trainer must master, providing real-world strategies for handling common training challenges - from difficult participants and technical issues to answering tough questions and managing a room full of different learning styles.

The idea for T3 came from a simple conversation with a team of trainers. During a Lessons Learned session, Tavis Banks asked his team what challenges they faced while facilitating training. Their questions revealed a need for practical tools and guidance:

• How do I handle difficult participants?
• What happens when technology fails?
• What if I don't know the answer?
• How do I train people who know more than I do?

Those questions inspired a Train-the-Trainer session focused on giving facilitators the tools, confidence, and mindset needed to succeed.

Whether you are beginning your training career or looking to improve your skills, T3 provides practical lessons to help you become a stronger trainer, communicator, and leader.

Tavis A. Banks is a Learning & Development leader with more than 25 years of experience specializing in training, leadership development, and building high-performing teams. He has led education and training initiatives for organizations including UnitedHealth Group, #3 on the 2026 list of Fortune 500 Companies.

As the founder of Avant Garde Training Group, Tavis is passionate about helping individuals and organizations discover new ways to learn, lead, and excel. His approach is simple: great trainers don't just deliver information - they inspire growth.