If you're always running out of time, Time Management on Monday 9 May 2016 (a host venue is sought) is a one day programme that will help you develop a strategy for ‘event control’. It will give you a range of tools and techniques to help you plan and organise yourself to be more effective.
You will learn about your own work style and see how this helps and hinders your time management.
You will also learn how to:
- establish and plan in your own priorities
- plan work around your most productive times
- deal with interruptions so they cause minimal impact
- avoid procrastination and ‘swallow the frog’!
- set goals with time lines and milestones
- decide if a task is urgent , or important, or both
- make your Outlook or diary work for you.
Find out more and sign up here.
Facilitation Skills are essential, whether you are running effective meetings, workshops, solving problems, mediating conflict or gaining consensus to a particular course of action.
This one-day workshop on Wednesday 18 May (a host venue is also sought) covers all the skills and techniques needed to work with groups to deliver effective outcomes, and gain the commitment of those involved.
It is appropriate for anyone who needs to work with groups to achieve change and improve effectiveness. By the end of the workshop you will:
- understand the role of the facilitator and when to use facilitation
- understand the different approaches to facilitation
- be aware of the key attitudes and behaviours needed for effective facilitation
- have reviewed and practised the basic skills needed to facilitate effectively
- understand the importance of team dynamics in facilitation
- be familiar with the key tools and techniques that can be used in facilitation.
Find out more and sign up here.
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