Time Management Training is a program that teaches individuals how to manage their time more effectively in order to prioritize tasks based on their value, deadline pressure, and logical order.
What is Time Management Training?
Time Management Training is a program that teaches individuals how to manage their time more effectively in order to prioritize tasks based on their value, deadline pressure, and logical order.
Time management also involves avoiding procrastination, wasting time, attempting to do too much, being distracted, and allowing interruptions.
Time management is important because individuals have an unlimited number of tasks they need to do, but only a limited amount of time and energy in which to do them.
By improving their time management skills, individuals can increase productivity, reduce stress, and achieve their goals more efficiently.
The seven key time management skills that individuals must master include prioritization, planning, goal setting, delegation, concentration, handling interruptions, and prevention of avoidable error.
Prioritization involves determining which tasks are most important and need to be done first. Planning involves creating a schedule or timeline for completing tasks.
Goal setting involves identifying specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals. Delegation involves assigning tasks to others who are better suited to complete them.
Concentration involves focusing on one task at a time.
Handling interruptions involves managing distractions and unexpected interruptions.
Prevention of avoidable errors involves identifying potential problems before they occur and taking steps to prevent them.
Time management training programs may use unique tools and techniques, such as a smartphone app, to help individuals prioritize their tasks and manage their time more effectively.
Soft Skills Training
Soft skills training is the name given to panoply of skills that will help you to inspire a positive response from everyone you work with.
"Soft skills" is a generic term that denotes many subset skills, meaning that there are many skills falling under the general heading, "soft skills".
They Include:
Communication skills - The proper use of your words.
Conflict management skills - The proper way to handle emotional situations.
Proper use of non-verbal communication skills.
Motivation - The proper way to inspire action.
Soft skills are vital skills because you need to manage the behaviour of other people.
Leaders and managers especially need to be master practitioners of the soft skills because they need to get the maximum quality and quantity of work done, by the team, in the minimum amount of time and effort. Unfortunately, some managers are not good at handling people: they are renowned for their lack of skill at handling people.
Here are some specific notes on how to improve your soft skills.
1. Communication skills
You need your communication to be clear, convincing and memorable.
Above all your communication needs to be clear and distinct; meaning, that other people must understand you.
They don't always have to agree with you, but they must understand you. You must be able to make your message understood.
In order to be clear and distinct, you need to work out the main gist of your message in advance.
Before you speak, THINK!
Decide what exactly you are trying to make the other person believe is true.
Then say it clearly: use exact language.
Convincing: Let us assume that you are clear, so they understand what you mean, but they don't necessarily agree with you.
Ideally they should understand you and agree with you.
You want that
Now they know what you think, your second task is to give them reasons to believe.
Issues covered will include work-life balance, planning, prioritising, the need to differentiate between importance and urgency, and using a range of strategies and time-saving ideas.
How often do we say or hear “there never seems to be enough hours in the day ”?! Everyone has the same amount of time but many of us don’t know how to use it to best effect. This programme will illustrate how to recognise priorities and plan as well as recognising and dealing with common time...
This course sets out to use the latest thinking in time management, so ‘not having enough time’ will cease to be a problem. The benefits will include improved effectiveness and success, and a feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction at the end of every day
Time Management skills are essential for successful people. Effective time managers complete their work with less wear and tear on their emotions and less strain on their health.
This half-day time management course will help participants gain knowledge of their personal tendencies in managing their time, and will equip them with a range of tools to help them prioritise their workload and manage their time more effectively to meet both personal and organisational goals.
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