SmartWorking: Time Management for a Digital Age

Overview

FREE TRAINING FOR CHARITIES

We are looking forward to you joining us for Smarter Not Harder’s FREE Personal Productivity training

Smarter Not Harder are leadership & management experts and since 2003 they have been training people who work for large businesses like Sky, Sage, KPMG and many successful small business too. The notion of “giving first” has always been at the heart of what they do, which is why they’ve decided to use their years of training experience to help those working within the charity sector. Some of the charities they have worked with so far are Brainstrust, Restless Development, Thames Valley Air Ambulance, Street League and many more.

They are offering leaders and managers who work within UK charities free training to help them develop their skills and knowledge. They run regular training sessions on important subjects such as coaching, set­ting expectations, managing performance, delegating, motivating others and time management (in a digital age).

They provide the trainers, the facilitators, logistical support, handouts and have partnered with venues so all the attendees will need to do is make their own way to the session.

The Personal Productivity module helps employees take back between 2-3 days per person per month by using simple, but effective tools & techniques which can be immediately applied.

Tool used in the workshop include:

SIMPLE techniques to deal with email overload
IMPLEMENTING an e-mail strategy
The HOLIDAY PHENOMENON
Parkinson’s Law
HOW TO stay focused and deal with interruptions
HOW TO forecast effectively & set realistic deadlines
EASY ways to prioritise and plan more effectively
HOW TO cope with the pressure of unforeseen changes to your schedule
BUILDING NEW HABITS to improve your Time Management skills daily
HOW TO banish worry and remain calm
MINIMISE meetings & travel time
HOW TO save time in meetings & conference calls
HOW TO remain motivated at the end of a demanding day and feel satisfied with you achievements

To find out more information about SNH charities, what’s involved or to sign up for their next event, please visit www.snh.training/charities or contact Esther Smith at [email protected]