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Digital downloads only. $0 to buy. Printing is noted separately.
$0 to buy. Printing $3–$6, noted separately.
Print-only version workable
- Printing: procedure, templates, job aids, checks, handouts
- Classroom timer or wall clock
Creative Dad On the Job · Pathways · Education & Training
912W-NHT
New-Hire Training Module Team
Turn our confusing auditorium turnover procedure into a 15-minute training that new hires can follow on day one.
Client scenario
Welcome to the training team. Marquee Six Cinemas (fictional) is a 6-screen movie theater. It's hiring 20 seasonal staff for the busy season, and most have never worked in a theater. The training manager has a problem: the staff manual's page on cleaning an auditorium between showings is so confusing that new hires skip steps, and turnovers run late.
Client: The Training Manager (the teacher in role).
New hires can't follow the auditorium turnover procedure as written. They need a short training they can follow on day one.
Roles
- Training Project Lead
- Instructional Designer
- Job Aid Designer
- Trainer
- Evaluation & Quality Lead
The twist: The training manager hands over the Procedure Change (H3): there is a new safety step (gloves on, and a scan for sharp objects that are never picked up by hand), and the checklist is reordered (the lost-item check now comes before the trash pickup). The training is still tomorrow.
Standards mapped
Mapped means the framework is verified and the teacher confirms the evidence. It isn't a claim that a project meets a standard.
- NACE (Dec 2025)
- ED Employability Skills Framework
- CA Standards for Career Ready Practice
- CCSS ELA
Not tagged in this brief: NGSS SEP, CCSS Math, ISTE Students.
Safety, devices and privacy
- Paper practice only. The practice activity uses index cards and classroom chairs as "seats". No real cleaning, trash, chemicals or equipment, and no sharp objects even as props: a card that says "broken glass" stands in for it.
- No visits. Students don't visit a real theater or contact real staff.
- School devices only. No phones, not even as timers or props, and no personal accounts.
- No photos or recordings of students. Filming the rehearsal is optional and only with consent, on a school device, with no faces, and deleted after the review. No student names or personal information on any deliverable. Sign work "Team [#]".
- Scores stay anonymous. Check-for-understanding scores are collected as "New hire A, B, C…", never with names.
- Follow the school's usual classroom rules.
Creative Dad On the Job is in-class client project work. It is not a paid, off-campus On-the-Job Training (OJT) placement.
Budget levels
Totals and Amazon links come from the materials sheet.
Materials links go to Amazon. Prices are estimates and may change.
Full Experience
Up to $25 per class.
About $3–$6 per class. Fits under $25 per class.
Full Transformation
The bigger kit, with every optional item included.
About $7–$13 per class.
- Index cards (practice activity, paper slides)Amazon
The rest of the brief is part of a subscription
Sessions, role duties, deliverables, materials, free tools, and the teacher setup use the same Creative Dad account as the project library. There is no separate student login.