In an age where efficiency and productivity are essential, the ability to manage your time and improve your professional effectiveness has become a highly valued skill. The course Effective Time Management and Professional Effectiveness provides you with the tools you need to transform the way you work. You’ll learn to take control through organisation and planning, tackling challenges such as unexpected calls, meetings and managing your email. You’ll discover the fundamental principles to make the most of your day, from managing your energy cycle to identifying time-wasters, enabling you to work smarter. The demand for professionals who have mastered these skills It continues to grow, making this course a strategic investment in your development personal and professional. Through an online programme, you’ll have the flexibility to learn at your own pace, incorporating effective practices into your daily routine and boosting your career with a renewed focus on efficiency.
Effective Time Management and Professional Effectiveness
Productivity
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
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Recognising the signs that affect the effective management of the weather.
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Understanding the basic principles to improve time management.
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Apply techniques for organisation for effective planning.
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Manage calls, visits and meetings efficiently unforeseen events.
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Optimising the use of email to improve productivity.
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Delegating tasks effectively in order to increase efficiency.
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Identify and minimise the thieves time in your daily routine.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. INTRODUCTION, CHARACTERISTICS, OBJECTIVES AND PRINCIPLES OF TIME MANAGEMENT
1. Introduction
2. Signs of poor time management
3. Time management objectives (I)
4. Time management objectives (II)
5. Principles of effective time management (I)
TEACHING UNIT 2. PRINCIPLES FOR EFFECTIVE TIME MANAGEMENT. TAKING CONTROL: ORGANISATION AND PLANNING. TELEPHONE CALLS, UNEXPECTED VISITS AND MEETINGS
1. Principles of effective time management (II)
2. Organisation and planning – the agenda
3. Telephone calls
4. Unexpected visitors
5. Meetings (I)
TEACHING UNIT 3. TAKING CONTROL: MEETINGS, E-MAIL, DELEGATION AND ASSERTIVENESS
1. The meetings (2)
2. The meetings (3)
3. The email
4. The delegation
5. Assertiveness
TEACHING UNIT 4. TIME THIEVES. CYCLE D: ENERGY, QUIET TIME AND USEFUL TIPS FOR EFFECTIVE TIME MANAGEMENT
1. The Time Thieves
2. The energy cycle
3. Quiet time
4. Some useful tips for effective time management (1)
5. Some useful tips for effective time management (2)