Time Management

Introduction

Time is a limited and expensive resource that requires a significant amount of management. If time was money, would we spend it so freely? This workshop is designed to isolate aspects of your time management that are in need of improvement and suggest ways in which personal effectiveness can be improved.

Poor management of your time and that of others can lead to the creation of stress. How do you spot the warning signals in yourself and others? How do you minimise the stress factor in your workplace? The workshop is designed to provide practical advice on how to manage this key issue. By recognising the value of time management to both yourself and the organisation, you can identify and guard against the primary causes of poor time management for yourself and your team as well as minimise stress in the workplace.

Who should attend:

Supervisory staff, junior and middle managers who wish to enhance their effectiveness through better use of time.

Course outcomes:

Delegates will gain an understanding of the main issues to be considered when managing time effectively, identification of useful tools and aids to time management and a guide to the effective management of meetings.

Teaching methods:

There will be a mixture of theoretical input from the tutor along with experiential learning and group discussion.