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you need to facilitate groups more effectively? Do you need
more productivity in your meetings? Do you want to focus your
group's energy on a common goal? Do you want to create a feeling
of good teamwork and improve staff morale? In order to answer
YES to these questions then you need to be, or provide, effective
FACILITATORS within your organisation.
Organisations
are increasingly using facilitated workshops to improve the
effectiveness of making key decisions. They are also being
used to identify user requirements within Rapid Application
Development (RAD) projects and to re-engineer business processes.
It should be noted that within a RAD environment, an effective
facilitator is essential in the running of Joint Application
Development (JAD) workshops.
In
short, facilitation is a personal skill, which is becoming
a necessity in many of today's organisations.
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event will provide a thorough understanding of how to effectively
facilitate workshops and meetings within your organisation,
where problems or situations need to be analysed and recorded.
It will be practical, allowing you to take the opportunity to
try out the role of facilitator.
On
completion of this workshop, delegates will be able to:
- Effectively
facilitate their own workshops and meetings;
- Understand
the role of the facilitator and the boundaries and limitations
of that role;
- Understand
the set of techniques that can be applied to different situations;
- Apply
guidelines for pre-workshop preparation.
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This
workshop is intended for all those who are likely to conduct
a workshop as a facilitator, or who will manage the development
of facilitators within an organisation. It will be of particular
interest to those in IT including project managers, software
development managers, team leaders, business analysts, and
senior users. It is also appropriate to business managers
who may be required to facilitate a workshop to address a
business concern.
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