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This workshop explores 20 good habits of effective trainers, why training can go wrong, group dynamics, learning styles, and personal development. It includes a training toolbox that provides ways to plan and prepare, use resources, sample exercises, effective communication tips, managing difficult people, and handling evaluations. The workshop covers different training methods like lectures, one-on-one work, group work, problem solving, role playing, and setting ground rules for an effective first activity.
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This document provides information on several one-day open courses offered by Concrew Training in June and July 2017. The courses include Understanding Data Protection & The GDPR on June 20th in Birmingham; Social Media at Work - Policies & Procedures on July 13th in Birmingham; Alternative Funding for Education on July 17th in London; Stretch & Challenge for Deeper Learning on June 15th in Birmingham; and Teaching E-Safety through Social Media on June 28th in Birmingham. Each course is £299-£349 per delegate and provides an overview of the topic matter as well as learning objectives and key points that will be covered.
Concrew training Dyslexia improving understanding and support
an brief overview of Concrew Training's one-day workshop on improving understanding and support for Dyslexia in the classroom
Concrew training finance for non financial managers
This document outlines an training workshop for non-financial managers that explains basic financial concepts including accounting, financial statements like the profit and loss statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. The workshop teaches how to read, analyze and use these financial reports to understand business performance, and calculates key ratios to evaluate profitability, liquidity, efficiency and investments.
Concrew training financial planning and control
an overview of Concrew Training's one day workshop for non financial managers on financial planning and control
Concrew training recruitment and selection
This document outlines a workshop on recruitment and selection that explores planning a recruitment campaign, the recruitment and selection processes, making job offers, and providing after care. It covers topics like job adverts, information for candidates, job descriptions, shortlisting candidates, interviews, and job offers. The workshop is provided by Concrew Training, located in Derby, UK, and interested parties can find more information on their website or by calling their telephone number.
Concrew training managing effective meetings
This document provides an overview of managing effective meetings. It discusses common problems with meetings such as lack of focus, participation, and outcomes. The workshop covered defines roles and responsibilities, how to prepare and structure a meeting, and the importance of the chairperson and secretary. It promotes finding out more about managing effective meetings through the Concrew Training company located in Derby, UK.
Concrew training influencing techniques that work
This workshop defines influence and how it differs from other behaviors. It explores the beliefs that drive behavior and teaches influencing techniques linked to improving communication, challenging others, and managing difficult people. The workshop uses a nine step process to success that includes understanding what you want to achieve, the needs of others, possible objections, and mental preparation through rehearsal, visualization, role playing, and considering different perspectives.
Concrew training equality and diversity workshop
This document discusses a workshop on equality and diversity requirements that explores the four main shapers of the modern equality and diversity agenda: legal, economic, demographic, and cultural and communication factors. The workshop enables participants to discuss key equality and diversity facts, explain how it affects business, identify rights and responsibilities, perform equality impact analyses, audit policies, and implement interventions. It considers both Western and non-Western perspectives on cultural signs and gestures.
Concrew training employment law
This document outlines the topics to be covered in a workshop on employment law, rights, and responsibilities in the United Kingdom. The workshop will provide an overview of key employment legislation including the Employment Act of 2009, Equality Act of 2010, and Human Rights Act of 2000. Attendees will learn about employment contracts, staff handbooks, disciplinary procedures, absence management, and future developments in workplace law. The goal is to help both employers and employees understand their legal rights and responsibilities to ensure flexibility and fairness in the evolving world of work.
Concrew training effective negotiation
Negotiation skills are important for reaching agreements and settlements. This workshop covers why negotiations fail and how to succeed, key skills involved, planning a strategy, top negotiation tips and tactics, and managing difficult people. Participants will do an exercise negotiating ground rules for the workshop with a partner to practice. The workshop aims to produce win-win outcomes through effective negotiation.
Concrew training disciplinary and grievance
This workshop covers disciplinary action and grievance procedures, employment law, investigations, conflict resolution, and providing supportive management. It will discuss definitions, due process, interviews, active listening, and dealing with difficult or aggressive behavior. Participants will learn techniques for feedback and where to find external help. The workshop will be confidential, respectful, punctual, and encourage open-mindedness and active participation while explaining any jargon.
Concrew training combating bullying and harassment
This workshop defines and examines bullying and harassment, explores why it happens and its impact, and looks at ways to address it through support systems, raising awareness, zero tolerance policies, and when and where it can occur. Attendees will learn how to combat bullying, what actions they can take, and how to create an environment free of harassment. More information is available on the workshop provider's website.
Concrew training appraisals and performance reviews
This workshop explores best practices for personal development and performance reviews, covering managerial responsibilities and styles, factors that enhance reviews, and pitfalls to avoid. Participants will review their appraisal schemes and processes to ensure they are effective and efficient, link to business goals, and support employees through stretching objectives and a review of performance periods, key results, and scoring. The workshop provides guidance on conducting purposeful review meetings and building in flexibilities to accommodate change.
Concrew training data protection workshop
This workshop explores key concepts in data protection law such as personal data, data controllers, data processors, and data subjects. It defines fair processing and considers sensitive data and the eight core principles of data protection. Through talks, group work, presentations, problem solving, and discussion, the workshop helps delegates understand their responsibilities and test their procedures, while providing information on data security, rights, and signposting to resources. Ground rules focus the discussion on data protection principles of being reasonable, practical, and proportionate.
Concrew training public speaking and presentations
This workshop covers the skills needed for effective public speaking and presentations, including what makes presentations successful and common mistakes, as well as strategies for overcoming speech anxiety. The workshop explores how to create impact through credibility, logical structure, and passion, while practicing techniques to overcome barriers, and provides information on registering for the workshop hosted by Concrew Training in Derby, UK.
Concrew training feedback for learning
This document discusses effective feedback strategies and explores how to give high quality feedback to students. It examines characteristics of effective feedback, frameworks for providing feedback, challenges and solutions to feedback, and methods for delivering feedback both orally and in writing. The workshop teaches participants how to plan and prepare feedback, identify the best delivery method, and give feedback that supports student learning and development through setting SMART targets and using questioning techniques.
Concrew training delivering a grade 1 lesson
This document summarizes a workshop on delivering high-quality lessons. The workshop will cover expectations for students, teachers, and organizations, as well as key ingredients like features, components, techniques, and approaches. It will provide guidance on planning lessons, developing activities, creating templates, and saving time on preparation. Attendees will learn about outstanding teaching, differentiation, feedback, and assessment strategies.
Concrew training about us
This document summarizes the training services offered by Concrew Training, including high quality training delivered by subject matter experts, pre-developed content at competitive prices to deliver results. They offer support for further education sectors through quality improvement services and specialized training for bidding on funding. A variety of cross-sector training is also provided covering topics such as finance, management, and legislation. Concrew Training has over 10 years of experience delivering successful training programs.
Concrew training differentiated learning made easier
This workshop provides training on differentiated learning strategies to meet the needs of individual students. It explores how to create an engaging and differentiated classroom through improving student ownership, delivering effective lessons, exploring new strategies, and developing lesson plans. Attendees will learn pivotal differentiation theories and practical approaches, including 10 pedagogical themes and key teaching activities. Advice is also provided on planning, questioning, feedback, task design, and developing sample lessons.
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Concrew training Dyslexia improving understanding and support
Concrew training Dyslexia improving understanding and support
Concrew training finance for non financial managers
Concrew training finance for non financial managers
Concrew training combating bullying and harassment
Concrew training combating bullying and harassment
Concrew training appraisals and performance reviews
Concrew training appraisals and performance reviews
Concrew training public speaking and presentations
Concrew training public speaking and presentations
Concrew training differentiated learning made easier
Concrew training differentiated learning made easier
Concrew training train the trainer
- 3. This Workshop Explores • 20 good habits of an effective trainer • Why things can go wrong • Group Dynamics • Learning Styles • Personal Development
- 5. It includes • A Training Toolbox
- 7. The Training Toolbox • Ways to plan and prepare • How to use resources • Sample exercises that work • Effective communication tips • Ways to manage difficult people • Handling evaluations
- 9. Ways of Working • Talk and Chalk • One to one • Group work • Problem solving • Materials • Role play
- 11. Ground Rules • Exercise 1 • Working with a partner develop some ground rules for this workshop • This is the first activity for any trainer/training
- 13. Find Out More TODAY www.concrew-training.co.uk
- 15. Concrew Training Commerce House Victoria Way Pride Park Derby DE24 8AN Telephone: 01332 640 230