To help participants manage time better (their own and other people’s)
To provide an opportunity for participants to explore the skills and principles of time-management and exchange ideas, tips and techniques
Description
This two day workshop is highly interactive and practical. Participants learn through a range of teaching and personal development methods including presentations, tutorials, and worked examples. Active participation and involvement is encouraged throughout the training course to promote the sharing of ideas and expertise within the group.
This workshop will feature:
- To help participants manage time better (their own and other people’s)
- To provide an opportunity for participants to explore the skills and principles of time-management and exchange ideas, tips and techniques
How will this Workshop be Presented?
This workshop combines theory and practice. We use company examples to illustrate how the techniques presented have been applied in real case studies. The purpose is to use a mix of proven learning techniques to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information presented.
Day One
- Making the most of office technology
- Chronistic intelligence
- Time-stealers and costs of poor time management
- Priority setting – rational and emotional approaches
- Principles of effective time management
- Handling and making requests
- Behavioural analysis and time management
- Getting the best from diaries and to-do lists
- Proactive planning to meet key responsibilities
- Developing time-based planning – daily, weekly, monthly plans etc
- Handling interruptions – developing a time sensitive culture
Day Two
- Understanding stress
- Managing stress in self and others
- Dealing with change – taking and getting a positive response
- Team-working and team building
- Improving communication and working relationships
- Assertiveness
- Effective and efficient meetings
- Developing creativity / continuous improvement / self-development
- Developing creativity in self and others
- How the brain works and creative thinking techniques
- Developing a culture of continuous improvement
