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TIME MANAGEMENT
(A One-Day Training Programme)

It will provide insights and suggestions to enable
Best suited to
delegates to efficiently and effectively manage their
time.
Anyone in the organisation who consistently
feels that the day is too short to cope with
the workload. Course Outline
 What is time management?
Objectives
 Planning & prioritising
By the end of this training, participants will be  The Pareto Principle
able to:
 Recognising and managing time wasters
 Explore time management issues
 Identifying personal time management styles
 Create a plan to prioritise work
 Delegation techniques
 Set clear goals
 Handling the monkey on your back
 Understand the Pareto Principle
 Saying ‘no’ assertively
 Identify and avoid time wasters and
distractions at work  Checkpoint – how real are your beliefs about
your personal time management and the
 Understand personal time-wasting options available?
styles
 Distinguish between types of stress
 Delegate effectively
 Recognising the causes and symptoms of
 Manage the monkey stress

 Say ‘No’ appropriately  Techniques for stress management
 Identify ways to cope with time-
related stress

Overview “The most efficient way to live reasonably
is every morning to make a plan of one’s
Throughout our day-to-day, we are faced with day and every night to examine the results
dealing with ‘things’ and ‘stuff’ which, although obtained.”
not important, causes mental overload from
having to handle too many things at once. - Alexis Carrel
This overload can result in stress through lack French Nobel Prize winner
of time, impacting ourselves, our colleagues,
our employer, and our family.

This course will help delegates to discover
what time management issues negatively
affect their day-to-day performance, and what
to do about it.

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