TIME MANAGEMENT SKILLS
Medium: |
Public
and In-house |
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Location: |
Public Course - Wellington and Auckland
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In-house - By Arrangement
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Costs: |
Public Course -
$845 plus GST |
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Dates: |
23 February (Auck)
27 March
2 May
31 May (Auck)
5 August
30 August (Auck)
11 October
2 December
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In-house - On application |
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In-house - By Arrangement
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DESCRIPTION
To keep up with the demands of a busy job requires
many skills. We must be able to handle not only the technical challenges
of our jobs but also the demands of a heavy workload, getting things
done on time and deal with the people behind all those competing
demands.
To
do so, we must learn how to manage our time effectively. We must
be able to organise and plan our work, manage interruptions and
handle time wasters. We must also be able to prioritise our work
and keep to our plans as far as possible without being unhelpful
or unco-operative.
OBJECTIVE
The
objective of this one day workshop is to assist participants in
developing key time management skills so as to optimise use of their
time and help them get more out of their day.
CONTENT
Topics
covered in the workshop include:
- Key
habits of effective professionals
- How
wisely do we manage our time right now
- Planning
and organising our day
- Using
time logs - time log spin offs
- The
six most effective principles of time management
- Tools
for breaking jobs down and scheduling tasks
- Setting
and preserving priorities
- Using
peak energy time
- Distinguishing
between urgent and important tasks
- Handling
interruptions and procrastination
- Key
time management tips
- Managing e-mail efficiently
- Assertiveness
and negotiation skills for time management
- Setting
limits, saying "no" and negotiating alternatives
- Developing
a personal action plan linked to competencies
- Skills for Working Remotely.
RESULTANT BENEFITS
On
completion of the workshop, participants will be able to:
Manage both their time and time-wasters more effectively
- Apply
key management techniques to the planning and organising of their
work
- Break
jobs down into manageable components
- Keep
a time log and develop action plans to improve productivity
- Group
like activities for more effective use of time
- Set
priorities and make decisions on best use of time
- Handle
competing requests constructively, set limits and negotiate alternatives.
- For details of our public
course dates click
here
- To book on to a public
course click here
- To contact us about a customised in-house
programme for presentation on the site of your choice click
here
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