Time Management
- top techniques for busy people
A 1-day in-company workshop
Time is the most valuable resource available. If your people complain that "there are not enough hours in the day" then you should book this workshop for them.
Time management is considered to be a core skill in that everyone must manage the use of their time to be effective at work. This workshop will help your people regain control.
Description:
This is a participative workshop in which delegates will be given a series of individual exercises and guidance in improving their use of time. The key benefits of this are: improved use of time through greater efficiency; reduced stress; higher productivity and greater effectiveness by better prioritisation. Therefore, this workshop is one of the most worthwhile investments that anyone can make in their staff and the effects will last a life time. Success is largely dependent on the ability to use the time available to greatest effect. Many people who attend are amazed at how much they get from the day. The effects are truly life changing.
Who will benefit from attending?
Suitable for busy people who want to make better use of their time and achieve even more in a given time period. The skills and techniques covered are considered essential skills for anyone in a supervisory/managerial position.
What your people will get from attending:
- Proven methods to control and manage time to your advantage.
- Many hints and tips which will transform their use of time
- Techniques to deal with the unexpected and the time robbers
- A substantial increase in performance
Testimonials for Time Management:
“Very good day. Brilliant tutor, very informative.” CS, Royal Agricultural Society
“Good techniques, new to me” CB, Dendron Ltd
“The course was very informative and well presented.” AM, Emerson
“Delegation was covered extremely well” SY, Roke Manor Research Ltd
“Thought provoking and enjoyable” DY, University of Oxford
Enquiry Form
If you want us to run this course for your people, please use the enquiry form: