ONLINE LEARNING: HR Essentials
Tue, Mar 29
|Online Event
This 40-hour program is fully funded (valued at $5000) – offered by the Chamber through our partnership with the NS Department of Labour and Advanced Education.
Time & Location
Mar 29, 2022, 8:30 a.m. – May 31, 2022, 12:30 p.m.
Online Event
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About the event
This is a fully funded program, HR Essentials,(valued at $5000), is offered by the Chamber through our partnership with the NS Department of Labour and Advanced Education.
The start date is March 29, 8:30-12:30 each Tuesday for 10 weeks. Space is limited to 10 participants so please register to secure a seat to this ONLINE program.
Businesses and community organizations are constantly adapting to keep up with the change in many aspects of their operations. Successfully organizing, engaging, and using the talent and potential of people and teams are crucial to effectively deal with change in an organization. This is a 40-hour program designed for those leading change in their workplace or organization.
Learning Outcomes for this program
The Change Management Cycle • The 3 phases of change. Understanding resistance to change • John Kotter’s Leading Change Model
Establish a Sense of Urgency • Developing urgency statements • Identify and dealing with complacency and apathy
Forming a Powerful Change Coalition – Getting the Right People on the Team • Four qualities of an effective guiding coalition. Completing a stakeholder analysis • Leadership styles and the leadership matrix. Tuckman’s model of teambuilding
Creating a Vision • Creating a change vision statement • Actions to demonstrate the vision
Communicate the Vision • SMART goal setting • Effective communication planning • Dealing with resistance, Maslow’s Hierarchy, the adoption curve • Active Listening, Negotiation, Coaching
Empowering Others • Barriers to empowerment and undermining the vision
Planning and Creating Quick Wins
Consolidate Improvements • Declaring victory too soon • Problem solving techniques
Making Change Stick • Creating an adaptive culture and lifelong learning