Overview

Consider this.... Time produces exactly twenty-four hours each day whether we like it or not. It is up to us whether we fill that time with trivia or with worthwhile activities. It is not time we need to manage it is ourselves we need to manage. Particularly we need to learn to manage how and where we focus our attention.

Topics Covered

One of their greatest assets in business today is how we use our time. To be more successful our management of these twenty-four hours is paramount! This two day Short Course focuses on the following areas:

• Analysing our use of time
• Assessing the Time Management Matrix
• Knowing what our time is worth
• Setting critical success factors
• Examining our time challenges
• Identifying ways to leverage our time
• Fundamental steps for success
• Goal Setting
• Energy Audit
• Effective Delegation
• Managing Overload
• Action Planning

Come and gather many practical tips and tools to be more effective as a manager of time!

Who should attend

This Short Course will assist managers who would like to improve their own performance, or the performance of their staff, in dealing with daily work pressures. If managers or staff have too much to do, and too little time, then this Short Course is important.

Outcomes

You will understand why and how they relate to time - and the consequences. Understanding this will enable you to make more relevant choices about how you spend time to best effect. These principles may also be applied to improving the effectiveness of staff/team members. You will be offered a number of practical strategies and tools to improve your effectiveness and reduce stress.

What Participants Say

"I was lucky enough to attend the Time Management course with Roseann Gedye with I thoroughly enjoyed. The delivery of the course with Roseann's passion for Education was a class of its own and appealed to the whole class even with such a vast body of experience and backgrounds. With such busy lives we can underestimate the value of time and I found it refreshing to revalidate a healthy balance of Professional and Personal goals and begin to act on them immediately. I was able to reflect, analyse and begin to manage my time and energy more effectively while also learning the importance of minimising distractions which is invaluable in my current role."

Sharlene Guildford - Account Manager @ Corporate Partnerships

"The Time Management course was extremely well-planned, informative and useful. I would view the outtakes from the session as valuable life-management as well as career-management skills and tools. The presenter is an excellent facilitator and made this very interactive short course extremely relevant, enjoyable and memorable."

Chantal Bekker - Sponsorship Manager @ Starship Foundation

"This is a well constructed course and a must to attend if you have serious demands on your time. The presenter delves into subjects that allow you to understand why we struggle with time management in everyday life."

Simon Jaffe - Sales Manager @ J A Russell Ltd

Presenter

Roseann Gedye

Roseann Gedye is the founder of her own communication advisory service known as Roseann’s Principles. She is a sought-after consultant in the areas of communication, leadership, change and motivation. With extensive educational experience, Roseann has written and presented a number of communication programmes.

In 1999, Roseann graduated with a Masters in Management Studies majoring in Management Communication (with Distinction) and gained a Post-Graduate Diploma in Communication (with Distinction) at the University of Waikato.

She taught the Bachelor of International Communication degree at UNITEC School of Communication, receiving a Staff Trust Award for Teaching Excellence.

Roseann has also completed a number of communication audits in organisations and been part of the implementation team for new organisational policies and procedures. Some of her clients include Air New Zealand, AMCOR Kiwi Packaging, IRD, The National Bank, Saatchi and Saatchi, Sky City Entertainment Ltd, Starship Foundation,  Waitemata District Health Board, Fletcher Building, New Plymouth District Council, J.A. Russell Ltd, Grant Thornton and RNZSPCA.