HOME PLANNING A CONFERENCE? PROFILE TRAINERS PROFILE MAJOR CLIENTS TESTIMONIALS CORPORATE TRENDS e-BOOK CONTACT US FEATURED TRAINING DEALING WITH DIFFICULT PEOPLE THE ART OF ASSERTIVENESS POWERFUL COMMUNICATION SKILLS COLOUR SPECTRUMS   PERSONALITY STYLES   LEADERSHIP & TEAM BUILDING COACHING & MENTORING THINK ON YOUR FEET TIME MANAGEMENT NEW COURSES FINANCE FOR SALES & MARKETING MARKETING AND COMPETITIVE STRATEGY FINANCE FOR NON-FINANCE MANAGERS MANAGEMENT AND ORGANISATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE FOR LAWYERS	Time Management COURSE PROFILE   Effective Time Management is simply doing the right things at the right time in the right way. Sounds easy, but we all do things we don’t have time to do and neglect things that we should do! Most organisations are doing more but with less people. The impact can be long hours, taking work home and an unhealthy work/life balance. Busy and high energy is one thing, but frenetic and stressed is quite another. At the beginning of a new role or project the responsibilities might seem manageable, but a while down the track we find that we have taken on many more things and lost none. Taking stock can help to make sure we are focussing on the right things and making the best use of available time to achieve success. This one day workshop will help you examine your work habits and responsibilities and discover how to be more productive and in control of your time. You will learn How to Prioritise to achieve key results How to plan and schedule time to achieve key outcomes How to eliminate time wasting habits and time robbers Techniques to increase the level of control over your time How to consider your energy cycle to increase effectiveness Pro-active strategies to manage interruptions Who should attend? You…if you are too busy and still don’t have time for everything that is important - both at work and at home. Anyone who is finding it hard to get to those proactive tasks that add real value, because getting through today’s workload is more than enough challenge. Program Content Self assessment of your current use of time Identifying good and bad habits Two frameworks for identifying priorities Setting goals and action plans to make intentions a reality Time robbers and what to do about them Using technology to manage your schedule Time management tips for your personal behavioural style Time saving tips for meetings, email, phone calls and organising Handling interruptions, procrastination and stress Using time logs to identify where to make changes Timing This one day workshop will help you examine your work habits and responsibilities and discover how to be more productive and in control of your time.
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