Analysis of the Effectiveness of Waqf Volunteers’ Training (Case Study: Waqf Volunteers’ Training Based on Digital Fundraising at AQL Islamic Center)
Mursyida Nurfadhilla, Jajat Sudrajat Ardiwinata, Iip Saripah
Digital Press Social Sciences and Humanities · 2021
doi:10.29037/digitalpress.47400 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The training system is a process designed so that the training carried out can achieve the expected goals. Significant changes are certainly expected after the training process ends. However, the institution must be aware that the abilities possessed by each training participant are certainly different from one another. This research uses descriptive qualitative research with a case study approach, because to analyze the effectiveness of a process of training workers or volunteers in an institution or organization requires a detailed description so as not to cause an error in analyzing. The results of this study indicate that the training carried out by the AQL Islamic Center is less effective, the AQL Islamic Center does not apply the training evaluation method in accordance with the method of measuring the effectiveness of the training. The AQL Islamic Center only implemented an evaluation system in the form of an internal meeting called MONEV (Monitoring and Evaluation), but the MONEV internal meeting only discussed training events that had been held. the conclusion that the training organized by the AQL Islamic Center has been running smoothly and according to what has been planned but has not been effective based on the measurement of the effectiveness of the training.
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