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Time Management


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Summary

Price
£510 inc VAT
Study method
Classroom
Duration
Part-time
Qualification
No formal qualification

Location & dates

Location
Address
EC4A 1BW
United Kingdom
Address
E1 1LP
United Kingdom

Overview

With the accelerating change of the twenty-first century the pressures of modern business present a constant challenge and time management skills are at the top of most people's wish list for their personal development toolkit. Finding time to stop and evaluate our professional working practices seems a luxury - yet must be the starting point if we are to regain control of our day-to-day workload. This course is designed to give you the tools, techniques 

Description

Key Learning Objectives

 

  • Recognise time bandits and sources of distraction and disturbance.
  • Evaluate your role and job purpose in order to have a clear focus.
  • Understand the difference between importance and urgency and use a matrix to prioritise tasks effectively.
  • Deal assertively with those distracting you: manage expectations and learn to say 'Not now'.
  • How to respond to changing priorities and other demands within your organisation.
  • Learn practical ways to be more organised and effective - top tips.

 

Programme Outcomes

 

  • The ability to identify the things that hinder you from being effective and how to counteract them.
  • How to be assertive in order to reduce interruptions and manage expectations.
  • Techniques to help you prioritise your workload.
  • The skills necessary to be more organised and reduce time-related stress.

 

 

Who is this course for?

Anyone who feels they need help to improve their organisational and prioritisation skills, and to react assertively when others place demands on their time. 

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