Welcome to part 4 of the Recruiting blog post series! We have already reviewed Partnering with Others, Developing Materials, and Preparing for Applications. Please do look back at the earlier posts if you’ve missed them.
Today, we will look at resources that can help you with training everyone to play their part in the recruiting process.
You may want to develop specific training for ministry leaders in the particular skills and methods involved in recruiting, and offer training in some general areas.
Here are some general trainings that could be helpful for everyone.
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- “Your Story”: Every staff person has a “Why I joined staff” story; some also have a “Why I am still on staff” story. 😉 When someone shares their personal story, including God’s provision, it can be a powerful motivation. This presentation outlines an easy way for each person to prepare their story so they have it ready for any one-on-one opportunity or recruiting event.
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- Kluczowe Rozmowy: Recruiting conversations can sometimes be tricky. The “Constructive Conversations” course is an excellent resource for preparing for those vital conversations.
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- Generational Issues: Some staff may not be familiar with the motivations and thinking of students and others they want to recruit. Training on generational differences can offer valuable insights. This presentation, “Generations,” can be downloaded and adapted for your context.
What other trainings do you offer or would you like to offer to your staff? How can we prepare everyone to be part of our recruiting efforts? Please share your thoughts in the comments below.







