Open Programme - Managing Workloads
Managing workloads is an interactive session to enable you to understand and control your large workloads. This is not just a time management lesson, it explains the universal flow of work from collecting to processing to acting, it provides numerous practical examples to create your own personal method of how to work more efficiently, more effectively and with a greater sense of control. Whether you’ll be chairing a meeting, struggling with an overflowing inbox or are just not getting home on time, this session is for you.
Who is it for?
This module is principally aimed at all office based leaders of ranks and pay bands from Chief Superintendent and Band A's to Sergeants, Band D's and Band E's with staff.
To book a place contact your training unit who will have full details of the modules on the training circular. For further enquiries about available spaces please contact Chetna Bhinder HR7 Learning Co-ordination on 51017.
To book a place contact your training unit who will have full details of the modules on the training circular.
For further enquiries about available spaces please contact Chetna Bhinder HR7 Learning Co-ordination on 51017.
To book a place contact your training unit who will have full details of the modules on the training circular.
For further enquiries about available spaces please contact Chetna Bhinder HR7 Learning Co-ordination on 51017.
Main learning outcomes
Apply a number of tools and techniques to help structure your workload more effectively
Recognise the benefits of developing an effective approach to managing workloads
Explore how best to organise the flow of information from collation through to action
Apply a four-step process to successful file management
Structure the essential elements that form your job
Explore the characteristics of inefficiency
Identify personal development areas to tackle inefficiency
Block your work activities into the most productive times of the day
Duration and location
Dates:
Time: 0900 -1600
Monday 18th January 2010 - ESB
Monday 1st February 2010 - ESB
Friday 5th February 2010 - Imbert House, Hendon
Thursday 11th February 2010 - ESB
Programmes
This module is included in the following programmes: