TOP 10 CONFLICT MANAGEMENT COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND

While it can look like such people are just born with natural gifts, that’s not really true. With the right training, anyone can become skilled at resolving conflict, even under the toughest circumstances.

Learn strategies to manage conflict, increase organisational performance and enhance group outcomes.

Understand the root causes and dynamics of conflict in the workplace. Learn the essential skills to effectively manage conflict by encouraging reflective practice and open thinking.

This short, in-work course supports your Pacific people to improve their conflict resolution techniques and leadership skills in the workplace.

Most people mishandle difficult conversations - often because they fear conflict.  This programme focuses on helping you understand your typical conflict habits, with a view to improving your approach. It teaches the practical skills needed to manage difficult situations.

When two or more people come together they potentially have differences and conflicts. We often don’t even know why we feel good or bad about something or someone. People with different personalities, goals and needs can learn how to work out their differences in constructive ways.

This course will teach you effective skills to confidently manage yourself in the face of personal and professional conflict. It will explain why conflict occurs and the individual styles we use to respond to it.

Learn ways to resolve conflict with customers and co-workers, influence successful outcomes and develop a peaceful workplace.

Our workshops are with 3  trained facilitators. We provide a professional, safe learning environment. Our workshops are open to anyone who is wanting to make positive changes around Dealing with Conflict in their lives. We welcome referrals. Certificate on completion of Day

Conflict Management Training is offered by New Zealand Security Association. The stated objective of the New Zealand Security Association is to do all things necessary and lawful to ensure there is always available to the New Zealand public