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Signify’s Pollen Series comprises a range of responsive (PC / tablet / mobile) shelf content. The Pollen Series can be customized to align to your organization’s corporate identity at a small customization fee. The Pollen Series is aimed at a Supervisory and Team Leader-level target audience, and includes the following topics:

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Personal Mastery

MODULE 1: Creating context

  • Understanding the basics of active listening.
  • Examining the impact of poor listening on relationships and your life.

MODULE 2: Assessing your listening

  • Examining your listening skills.

MODULE 3: Keys to active listening

  • Identifying the keys to active listening and how to use them.

MODULE 4: Using questions

  • Using different types of questions to improve your active listening.

MODULE 1: Understanding anger

  • Understanding anger as an emotion and its impact on you.
  • Examining the reasons we get angry.
  • Understanding why it's important to control your anger,
  • Identifying the consequences of not controlling your anger.

MODULE 2: Taking charge of your anger

  • Exploring the golden rules when you're feeling extremely angry.
  • Learning the six steps to control your anger.
  • Identifying your hot buttons and creating neutralizers for them.

MODULE 1: Creating context

  • Understanding the nature of time.
  • Analyzing how you spend your time.

MODULE 2: The circle of influence and concern

  • Examining the different spheres of your life.
  • Identifying what you can control and what you can't.

MODULE 3: Creating alignment between your values and how you spend your time and energy

  • Creating priorities of your life.
  • Setting goals and developing action plans to achieve your goals.

MODULE 4: Practical time management tools and techniques

  • Understanding what the 80/20 principle means.
  • Identifying the urgency and importance quadrants.
  • Examining work tactics to simplify your day at the office.
  • Using routines and schedules to simplify your life.

MODULE 1: The influence of perception on conflict management

  • Reframing our perception of conflict towards neutral ground and more productive conflict management.

MODULE 2: Conflict management styles and situational application

  • Understanding the different conflict styles.
  • Identifying the pros and cons of each conflict style.
  • Examining the appropriateness of a conflict management style in a specific situation.

MODULE 3: Conflict management strategies

  • Identifying strategies to effectively manage conflict.

MODULE 4: Personal development in action

  • Selecting the appropriate conflict resolution response suitable to aspecific scenario.

MODULE 1: Foundational concepts of emotional intelligence

  • Identifying what emotional intelligence (EI) is.
  • Understanding why EI is important.
  • Assessing your current EI.
  • Examining how to grow your EI.

MODULE 2: The competencies of emotional intelligence: Part 1

  • Examining self-awareness and self-management as
    competencies of EI.

MODULE 3:  The competencies of emotional intelligence: Part 2

  • Examining social awareness and social skills as competencies of EI.

MODULE 4: Practical application

  • Discovering interactive emotional self-awareness activities.

MODULE 1: Understanding the nature and impact of offense

  • Understanding what taking offense means 
  • Identify the underlying emotions that lead to offense 
  • Describing the effects of offense on personal, interpersonal, and work relationships 

MODULE 2: Evaluating the role of the self in taking offense

  • Reflecting on habits and personality traits associated with someone who is easily offended
  • Using self-reflection to shift perspectives on communication

MODULE 3:  Creating resilience against offense

  • Examining methods to manage emotions effectively and to respond constructively 

MODULE 1: Introduction to social influence

  • Understanding why social intelligence is important 
  • Applying a basic understanding of social intelligence concepts 

MODULE 2: What is social intelligence?

  • Differentiating between IQ, EQ, and SQ 
  • Explaining the key characteristics of social intelligence
  • Identifying the core skills involved in high social intelligence 

MODULE 3: Developing social intelligence

  • Understanding key strategies for developing social intelligence 

Life Skills

MODULE 1: What is stress?

  • Understanding the difference between stressors and their impact
    on your life.
  • Identifying sources of stress in your life.

MODULE 2: Toward better balance

  • Identifying what causes stress at home.
  • Examining strategies for better balance in your life.

MODULE 3: Managing sources of stress

  • Identifying what causes stress at work.

MODULE 4: Coping strategies for stress

  • Developing optimism and coping skills to minimize the negative
    impact of stress on your life.

MODULE 1: Sowing seeds of knowledge

  • Defining “learner for life” and the disadvantages of not embracing lifelong learning

MODULE 2: Taking root 

  • Exploring the benefits of being a learner for life 

MODULE 3: Blooming into success 

  • Unlocking the mindscape of a learner for life
  • Explore ways to engage in lifelong learning 

MODULE 1: Creating context

  • Identifying what resilience is.
  • Examining how you benefit from being resilient.
  • Identifying the five resiliency assets.
  • Examining relationships as the first asset of resilience and the value of good relationships in becoming more resilient.

MODULE 2: Resiliency assets: emotional intelligence

  • Examining emotional intelligence as the second asset to develop resilience.

MODULE 3: Resiliency assets: competence

  • Examining how problem-solving, decisive action, and perseverance
    support resilience in your life.

MODULE 4: Resiliency assets: optimism and coping skills

  • Discovering how optimism and coping skills help you to become more resilient.

MODULE 1: Why change is easier for some than others

  • Understanding different kinds of change
  • Identifying your feelings about change
  • Determining your level of control over change 

MODULE 2: Reasons for resisting change

  • Identifying the top five reasons for resisting change
  • Considering different actions to address change resistance 
  • Reviewing lessons learned about resisting change 

MODULE 3: Bolstering change leaders

  • Examining Prosci’s five tips to overcome change resistance.
  • Identifying Prosci’s top three reasons for change resistance.
  • Reviewing the ADKAR® change model as a change leader tool
  • Developing resilience in change leaders 

MODULE  4: Tips for dealing with change 

  • Examining the impact of your thoughts, attitude, actions, and routines on your ability to cope with change successfully
  • Using your thoughts, attitudes, actions, and routines to help you make change easy 

MODULE  1: Deep links: Humility and leadership

  • Understanding what humility is
  • Understanding the difference between self-deprecation and humility 

MODULE  2: Humility doesn’t mean …

  • Identifying the top five reasons for resisting change.
  • Considering different actions to address change resistance.
  • Reviewing lessons learned about resisting change.

MODULE  3: The power of humility in the workplace

  • Understanding why humility is important in the workplace
  • Understanding how humility can give you a competitive edge in the workplace 

MODULE  1: Effective communication gets the job done

  • Identifying the key benefits of effective communication
  • Distinguishing between assertive, passive, and aggressive communication styles
  • Distinguishing between effective and ineffective communication techniques 

MODULE  2: Foundations of effective communication 

  • Differentiating between assertive communication and other communication styles
  • Identifying assertive communication and its key characteristics
  • Identifying the benefits of asking questions
  • Identifying appropriate situations for asking questions
  • Differentiating between closed-ended and open-ended questions
  • Identifying strategies for asking effective questions
  • Explaining how summarizing conversations helps to retain key information
  • Identifying the strategies involved in summarizing conversations effectively 

MODULE  3: Conflict isn’t scary when you know what to do

  • Identifying the benefits of healthy conflict resolution skills
  • Identifying key strategies involved in constructive conflict resolution 

MODULE  1: Introduction to being financially savvy

  • Defining financial security
  • Explaining the importance of financial planning
  • Identifying the key factors involved in achieving financial security
  • Identifying how a budget helps to manage finances
  • Applying basic saving principles
  • Identifying strategies for building good credit 

MODULE  2: The basics of budgeting

  • Understanding what a budget is
  • Explaining the purpose of creating a budget
  • Identifying the key steps involved in setting up a budget
  • Categorizing expenses into different groups based on needs and wants.
  • Explaining the advantages of saving money
  • Identifying practical strategies for building a savings habit
  • Differentiating between short-term and long-term savings goals
  • Identifying the key benefits of good judgement and decision-making skills 

MODULE  3: Building good credit

  • Explaining what credit is
  • Differentiating between secured and unsecured credit
  • Explaining the significance of a good credit score
  • Identifying practical steps to building good credit from scratch 

MODULE  1: Understanding retirement planning

  • Defining retirement planning
  • Identifying the questions to ask when planning for your retirement
  • Explaining the three stages of retirement planning
  • Describing the three most common retirement funds in South Africa 

MODULE  2: The importance of saving for retirement

  • Describing the different saving milestones to reach during each decade of life 

MODULE  3: Catching up on retirement savings

  • Identifying strategies to catch up on retirement savings if you’ve fallen behind
  • Explaining tips to consider when trying to catch up on retirement savings 

Career Management

MODULE 1: What a courageous conversation is and why it is important

  • Identifying the issues that need to be addressed during a
    courageous conversation.
  • Determining what to communicate during a courageous
    conversation.
  • Identifying screening questions to determine where a courageous
    conversation is required.
  • Analyzing the steps to prepare for a courageous conversation.

MODULE 2: The keys to a successful courageous conversation

  • Discovering the top strategies to ensure a successful outcome
    for your conversation.

MODULE 3: Communication skills to make your courageous
conversation work

  • Ensuring a more successful courageous conversation in four
    easy steps.

MODULE 1: Creating context

  • Explaining what coaching is.
  • Identifying the rationale for coaching.
  • Identifying coaching principles.
  • Identifying different roles in coaching.
  • Differentiating between coaching and managing in terms of
    approach and timing.

MODULE 2: The GROW coaching process

  • Analyzing the steps and activities in the GROW coaching process.

MODULE 3: The LEARN coaching model

  • Analyzing the principles of the LEARN coaching model.

MODULE 4: Supporting the practical application.

  • Examining how to build trust to achieve a successful coaching
    outcome.

MODULE 1: Creating context

  • Identifying the concept and purpose of mentoring.

MODULE 2:  The macro mentoring process

  • Analyzing the phases of the macro mentoring process including:
    • Phase 1: Establishment.
    • Phase 2: Relationship building and implementation.
    • Phase 3: Assessment.
    • Phase 4: Separation.

MODULE 3: The micro mentoring process

  • Identifying six steps to structure any mentoring conversation.
  • Examining stakeholder roles in the mentoring process, including
    the mentor, the mentee, and the line manager.

MODULE 4: Supporting the mentoring process

  • Identifying the nature of the change and transformation that
    takes place in a mentoring process.

MODULE 1: Why today’s workplaces need powerhouse employees

  • Understanding what the workplace evolution means for employees
  • Understanding the two different clans in the workforce and their different ideas
  • Identifying the different expectations of experienced and less-experienced employees
  • Examining the concerns of experienced employees and employers when hiring new recruits 

MODULE 2: Meet the powerhouse employee: What do they do and what are they like?

  • Explaining what it means to be a powerhouse employee
  • Identifying the characteristics of a powerhouse employee 

MODULE 3: Becoming a powerhouse employee

  • Explaining different powerhouse skills: 
    • Sticking it out: Staying in a job for a set period before moving on to the next
    • Working smart and hard: Learning new concepts and protocols in the workplace
    • Creating good habits: Adapting to workplace norms/habits
    • Managing stress: Handling deadline stress, responsibilities, etc. 

MODULE 1: Creating context

  • Distinguishing between a team and a group.
  • Defining group dynamics and how these fit into the stages of
    team development.

MODULE 2 : Self-development tool for team leaders

  • Maximizing results from your team,
  • Using team norms to contribute to collective performance.

MODULE 3: Supporting teamwork through leadership and
management style

  • Using the Situational Leadership model.

MODULE 4: Practical tips and tools for team leaders

  • Examining tips for effective feedback.
  • Identifying ways to improve your team.
  • Examining ways to build you team's character.

MODULE 1: What is motivation?

  • Defining motivation.
  • Understanding how motivation creates purpose.
  • Identifying the three components of motivation.
  • Understanding internal and external motivation.

MODULE 2: Theories of motivation

  • Discovering six of the most common theories of motivation.

MODULE 3: A manager's tips for employee motivation

  • Distinguishing between morale and motivation.
  • Understanding the impact of good morale in the workplace.
  • Uncovering myths about what motivates employees.
  • Identifying eight ways for managers to motivate their employees.

MODULE 4: Motivating myself

  • Identifying what you really want and need.
  • Using 10 steps to motivate yourself.
  • Discovering five tips for self-motivation.

MODULE 1: What is self-directed leadership?

  • Understanding what self-leadership means.
  • Examining why self-leadership has become a critical future skill.

MODULE 2: The self-leadership process: Part 1

  • Examining the first part of the self-leadership process.

MODULE 3: The self-leadership: Part 2

  • Exploring boundaries and work ethic in your work environment.

MODULE 4: Tips and tools for self-leadership

  • Understanding the rationale for prioritizing self-leadership.
  • Exploring tips and tools to help you become a self-directed
    leader.

MODULE 1: Getting a grip on generational profiles

  • Understanding what a “generational profile” is
  • Understanding the different generations 

MODULE 2: Getting along with each generation

  • Describing different generational needs in the workplace 

MODULE 3: Practical application

  • Applying newly learned knowledge about the different generations in scenario-based questions

Transversal Skills

MODULE  1: Understanding problems 

  • Defining a problem
  • Identifying types of problems 
  • Defining problem-solving
  • Introducing the Simplex Process
  • Identifying problem-solving styles
  • Recognizing traits of great problem-solvers 

MODULE  2: Identify the real problem 

  • Differentiating between symptoms and root causes
  • Define root cause analysis
  • Applying the 5 Why technique 

MODULE  3: Let’s solve it! 

  • Differentiating between creative and logical thinking
  • Applying creative thinking
  • Applying logical thinking

MODULE  4: Implementing solutions 

  • Applying the Simplex Process to implementation
  • Developing an action plan
  • Assign roles and responsibilities
  • Selling the idea
  • Taking action and evaluating

MODULE 1: Creating context

  • Understanding what decision-making is.
  • Identifying key focus points during the decision-making process.

MODULE 2: Using a decision-making technique

  • Determining decision-making criteria.
  • Determining how to weigh up alternatives when making
    decisions.

MODULE 3: Practical decision-making strategy: Part 1

  • Analyzing the Force Field Analysis technique as a decisionmaking
    tool.

MODULE 4: Practical decision-making strategy: Part 2

  • Examining the Cause-and-Effect Analysis technique for
    decision-making.

MODULE 1: Getting to grips

  • Identify the benefits of novel and adaptive thinking in the workplace
  • Explain novel thinking as generating new ideas and solutions
  • Explain adaptive thinking as the ability to adjust and respond to change 

MODULE 2: Applying basic concepts of novel and adaptive thinking 

  • Distinguish between skills associated with novel and adaptive thinking
  • Identify examples of novel and adaptive thinking behaviors 

MODULE 3: Developing the skill of novel and adaptive thinking

  • Identify different strategies for developing novel thinking skills
  • Identify different strategies for developing adaptive thinking skills

MODULE 1: Why do I need to know this?

  • Identifying the advantages of good judgement and decision-making skills 

MODULE 2: The basics

  • Distinguishing between judgement and decision-making
  • Identifying key elements of good judgement
  • Recognizing techniques to improve decision-making
  • Defining judgement and decision-making
  • Explaining how judgement informs the decision-making process
  • Identifying the key benefits of good judgement and decision-making skills

MODULE 3: What’s the difference?

  • Explaining the core components of good judgement
  • Identifying specific strategies for developing good judgement
  • Identifying common roadblocks to good decision-making and tactics to overcome them
  • Identifying the key steps involved in improving the decision-making process

MODULE 1: Getting onto the fast track

  • Identifying the key benefits of learning agility in changing work environments 
  • Distinguishing between behaviors that demonstrate adaptability 
  • Identifying what makes someone an agile learner
  • Analyzing how learning agility might be applied in specific scenarios 

MODULE 2: The organizational benefits of diversity

  • Explaining the main components of learning agility
  • Identifying the five factors that influence learning agility 
  • Identifying the various characteristics of agile learners
  • Explaining the specific behaviors and attitudes associated with learning agility 

MODULE 3: Becoming an agile learner

  • Explaining the benefits of developing learning agility
  • Identifying actions and behaviors that contribute to developing learning agility

MODULE 1: What is diversity?

  • Understanding what diversity really means.
  • Examining the things that make people diverse.

MODULE 2: The organizational benefits of diversity

  • Identifying multiple benefits of a diverse workforce for an
    organization.

MODULE 3: Making diversity work

  • Examining organizational focus points: where to direct energy
    and effort to improve diversity management and inclusivity.

MODULE 1: How to restore a relationship

  • Identifying our choices in response to our incorrect or
    inappropriate behavior.
  • Understanding why apologies are important.
  • Identifying why we don't apologize.
  • Discovering four simple steps to make a sincere apology.

MODULE 1: What is disability awareness 

  • Defining disability awareness
  • Explaining why disability awareness is essential in personal, team, and organizational contexts

MODULE 2:
Misconceptions about disability 

  • Identifying common misconceptions about people with disabilities
  • Contrasting misconceptions with facts

MODULE 3: Types of disabilities

  • Defining disability types
  • Describing main categories: physical, sensory, cognitive, and mental health 

MODULE 4: Inclusive work practices

  • Recognizing strategies to support inclusion of people with disabilities
  • Applying tips to real-world work situations

MODULE 1: A modern business writing mindset

  • Explaining why effective writing is a critical skill in today’s workplace
  • Identifying the role of clarity, tone, and structure in building credibility
  • Identifying and applying the appropriate tone and wording when shifting from informal, everyday communication to formal business writing 

MODULE 2:
Core writing principles

  • Applying clarity, conciseness, coherence, correctness, and consistency to workplace writing
  • Spotting and correcting common grammar and punctuation errors
  • Using active voice and plain language to improve readability

MODULE 3: Structure and formatting for readability

  • Using headings, bullet points, and white space to guide the reader 
  • Presenting complex information clearly with charts, tables, or lists
  • Applying accessibility best practices in written communication 

MODULE 4: Audience-centered writing

  • Identifying purpose and desired outcome before writing
  • Adjusting tone, style, and content for different stakeholders and levels of formality
  • Recognizing cultural considerations in global business communication

MODULE 5: Writing with empathy and professionalism

  • Applying positive framing to build trust and goodwill 
  • Delivering bad news or sensitive feedback with tact 
  • Using inclusive language in workplace communication 

MODULE 6: Writing different document types 

  • Applying best practices for email, proposals, reports, and presentations
  • Avoiding tone and clarity issues common in online posts 

MODULE 7: Polishing your writing

  • Differentiating between drafting and editing phases
  • Applying self-editing techniques to refine clarity and tone 

MODULE 8: Generative AI for business writing (BONUS MODULE) 

  • Describing AI’s strengths and limitations in business writing 
  • Crafting effective prompts for various business writing tasks
  • Fact-checking and verifying AI outputs to avoid errors and bias 
  • Applying safe data practices when using AI for sensitive documents 

ASSESSMENT: The word gym edition 

  • Applying business writing skills in realistic workplace scenarios 
  • Building a personalized writing checklist for ongoing improvement 

Personal Branding

MODULE  1: Power dressing 

  • Describing why appearance matters 
  • Defining the benefits of power dressing
  • Explaining the benefits of authentic power dressing 

MODULE  2: Decoding professional dress codes 

  • Describing the evolution of dress codes
  • Differentiating between office and online professional dress codes 

MODULE 3: Maintaining a professional dress code

  • Differentiating between the dos and don’ts of professional dress codes 
  • Analyzing the norms of workplace dress codes

MODULE  1: How assertive are you? 

  • Examining the benefits of being assertive in changing your life for the better 

MODULE  2: Identify the three behavioral styles and their characteristics 

  • Examining the passive, assertive, and aggressive behavioral styles

MODULE  3: Habits to help you become more assertive 

  • Identifying different habits that can help you become more assertive 

MODULE  4: Additional resources 

  • Identifying resources that will help you develop your assertiveness 

MODULE  1: Why is a story such a powerful tool?

  • Identifying why storytelling is an effective tool.
  • Examining what storytelling can do for your message.
    POD 3.

MODULE  2: The elements of a good story

  • Identifying the framework for a good story.
  • Examining the elements of a good story.

MODULE  3: Tips and tools to improve storytelling

  • Examining how to immerse your audience in your story.
  • Discovering how to create suspense or a sense of wonder.
  • Examining how to make people care about your story.

MODULE  1: Planning your presentation

  • Identifying the Why, What, and How of your presentation.
  • Creating context by examining the facts about your topic.
  • Planning your pitch by examining the needs and expectations of
    your target audience.
  • Planning your approach by selecting the right dress code.
    POD

MODULE  2: Building your presentation

  • Defining your introduction by formulating the background, the
    baseline, and the outline.
  • Identifying and using meaningful information using the SLIDE
    technique.
  • Creating a powerful conclusion by summarizing, engaging
    audience participation, and closing with a call to action.

MODULE  3: Rehearsing your presentation

  • Familiarizing yourself with the content and practicing the
    presentation.
  • Rehearsing your presentation and making notes.
  • Integrating different presentation methods into your delivery.
  • Improving your delivery by asking for feedback.

MODULE  4: Delivering your presentation

  • Calming your nerves.
  • Opening the presentation with a great introduction.
  • Using effective body language throughout your presentation.
  • Communicating effectively with your audience.

MODULE  1: Understanding the two levels of impact 

  • Understanding that everyone has an opportunity to impact
  • Choosing your level of impact

 

MODULE 2: Taking ownership of your impact

  • Explore how taking ownership and personal authority can lead to making a positive impact
  • Identify the benefits of taking ownership of your work
  • Explain what personal authority means and how you can improve it

MODULE 3: Small habits to make a positive impact by…

  • Believing in your efforts 
  • Leading by example
  • Keeping the bigger picture in mind
  • Spreading positivity 

MODULE  1: Why your best self is the only self you should be

  • Understanding what it means to be your “best self”
  • Identifying why you should show up as your best self 

 

MODULE  2: Know yourself – yourself 

  • Understanding that becoming your best self is a process 

MODULE 3: Unleash awesomeness

  • Identifying ways to become your best self. 

Workplace Conduct

MODULE  1: Conduct guidelines for effective meetings 

  • Analyzing global meeting statistics
  • Understanding how not to behave during meetings
  • Identifying the back-to-basics guide for good meetings
  • Examining meeting dos and don’ts 

MODULE  2: Why meetings don’t work 

  • Identifying the contributing factors to ineffective meetings, including:
    • Information
    • Meeting length
    • Starting late
    • Thinking out loud
    • No accountability
    • Recap

MODULE  3: Making meetings work 

  • Examining six methods to ensure your meetings are effective and efficient, including: 
    • Eighteen minutes maximum
    • No chairs
    • No cellphones
    • Maximum ten attendees
    • DRI
    • Five-word summary

MODULE  1:  Identifying bullying behaviors 

  • Examining different types of bullying, including:
    • Cyberbullying.
    • Bullying at work.
    • Bullying at school.
      POD

MODULE  2: Why meetings don’t work 

  • Identifying the six most common types of workplace bullies.

MODULE  3: Resources for help 

  • Identifying resources for support for bullying at school.
  • Identifying resources for support if you are being cyberbullied.
  • Reviewing workplace bullying behaviors.
  • Examining your reality.
  • Examining nine suggestions to help deal with a workplace bully.

MODULE  1: The Code of Good Practice

  • Defining what constitutes sexual harassment.
  • Identifying what the Code of Practice covers in terms of sexual harassment.
  • Determining where and how the Code applies.
  • Determining workplace policy principles that relate to sexual harassment.

MODULE  2: The faces of sexual harassment

  • Reflecting on facts and figures about sexual harassment.
  • Identifying different forms and behaviors of sexual harassment.

MODULE  3: Taking action against sexual harassment

  • Determining your first response when facing sexual harassment.
  • Identifying practical tips to deal with sexual harassment.
  • Determining the formal steps available to victims of sexual
    harassment.

MODULE  4: Healing from sexual harassment.

  • Understanding what trauma is.
  • Identifying the signs and symptoms of trauma caused by sexual
    harassment.
  • Determining the steps you can take to heal from the trauma of
    sexual harassment.

MODULE  1: What is authentic professionalism? 

  • Defining authentic professionalism 
  • Identifying common misconceptions about authentic professionalism 
    • Informality 
    • Oversharing 

MODULE  2: The power and perils of authentic professionalism 

  • Describing the benefits of authentic professionalism: 
    • Trust and credibility 
    • Stronger relationships 
    • Improved self-confidence and job satisfaction 
  • Describing the challenges of authentic professionalism: 
    • Professional hierarchies 
    • The timing of personal information sharing

MODULE  3: A practical guide to authentic professionalism 

  • Defining the link between communication and authentic professionalism 
  • Explaining authentic professional behaviors by providing practical tips on: 
    • Dress code 
    • Self-disclosure 
    • Email etiquette 
    • Informal communication 
    • Networking 
    • Building trust remotely 
    •  

Relationship Building and Networking Skills

MODULE  1: Creating context

  • Identifying what a "difficult person" is.
  • Examining different types of difficult people.

MODULE  2: Dealing with difficult people in general

  • Examining eight steps to deal with difficult people effectively.

MODULE  3: Dealing with the difficult customer

  • Discovering eight strategies to deal with the difficult customer.
  • Identifying the dos and don'ts of dealing with difficult customers.

MODULE  1: Tips for talking

  • Identifying ten tips to communicate in a people-centered way.

MODULE  2: Being a great conversationalist

  • Examining ten tricks to become a great conversationalist.

MODULE  3: Generational communication

  • Understanding different generations, their backgrounds,
    characteristics, communication preferences, and strengths.

MODULE  4: Office small talk

  • Examining the most important dos and don'ts of office small talk.

MODULE  1: Things to know about your recipient

  • Planning your email by asking questions about the goal, the
    message, the recipient, and the subject line of your email.

MODULE  2: Good emails have...

  • Discovering top tips for writing a good beginning, middle, and end to your email, including:
    • The greeting
    • The introduction
    • The middle or body of the email
    • The wrap-up and sign-off of your email.

MODULE  3: Email rules to live by

  • Identifying important rules to help you communicate with impact and write effective emails,

MODULE  4: When to send your email

  • Determining the best time to send your email to get a quick
    response.

MODULE  1: Identifying bad telephone etiquette

  • Identifying points of frustration for a caller.
  • Recognizing bad telephone etiquette.
  • Identifying rudeness, bad attitude, and distraction.
  • Recognizing the impact of bad telephone etiquette on the caller.

MODULE  2: Understanding what good telephone etiquette is

  • Identifying the ten points of good telephone etiquette.
  • Understanding the importance of having empathy for your caller
    and their problems.
  • Measuring your own telephone etiquette with a quiz.

MODULE  3: Understanding why we need to have good telephone
etiquette

  • Stating the consequences of both good and bad telephone etiquette.

MODULE  4: Let's get practical: Steps to improve your telephone etiquette

  • Applying practical tips for dealing with difficult callers.
  • Applying these practical tips to a call simulation quiz.

Technical Skills

MODULE  1: Prospecting and qualifying

  • Understanding the importance of following a structured sales process
  • Explaining how the sales process adapts to different customer situations 

MODULE  2: Preparation and research 

  • Recognizing the importance of thorough preparation before customer contact 
  • Understanding how research builds customer trust 
  • Identifying key information to collect to set clear sales objectives 

MODULE  3: Conducting a needs assessment

  • Understanding the purpose of a needs assessment in creating customer-focused solutions
  • Identifying customer needs and converting them into sales opportunities
  • Setting clear objectives before conducting a sales call 

MODULE  4: The sales pitch or demo 

  • Developing a concise, customer-focused sales pitch 
  • Tailoring presentations to meet unique customer needs
  • Demonstrating sales expertise through an effective, engaging pitch 

MODULE  5: The sales proposal and objection handling 

  • Recognizing common customer objections and how to respond to them 
  • Viewing objections as opportunities to strengthen customer relationships
  • Matching objection-handling strategies to specific situations 

MODULE  6: Closing the sale 

  • Recognizing that closing is an ongoing part of the sales process 
  • Identifying verbal and non-verbal buying signals
  • Building long-term customer relationships through effective closing techniques 

MODULE  7: Follow-up 

  • Understanding the purpose and importance of post-sale follow-up 
  • Demonstrating consistent follow-through to maintain customer trust 
  • Recognizing follow-up as a key stage in long-term relationship management 

MODULE  8: How to be a great salesperson 

  • Identifying the 12 keys to becoming a great salesperson
  • Reflecting on areas for personal and professional improvement in your sales approach 

MODULE  9: Am I a great salesperson? 

  • Identifying areas in your sales approach that require improvement

MODULE  1: Chief orientation

  • Understanding what a Chief of Calm is by:
    • Defining “Chief of Calm”
    • Explaining why Chiefs of Calm are important in South Africa 

MODULE  2: Knowledge bootcamp

  • Describing the job of a Chief of Calm by:
    • Explaining grade E security guards
    • Identifying the criteria and duties of a Chief of Calm
    • Identifying the potential career paths as a Chief of Calm 

MODULE  3: Preparing for your duty

  • Understanding the qualities and skills of a Chief of Calm by:
    • Describing the qualities of a Chief of Calm
  • Identifying ways to become a Chief of Calm by:
    • Describing steps to follow to apply for a position as a Chief of Calm
    • Identifying places to apply for a security guard job 

MODULE  4: Your first mission

  • Understanding the skills a Chief of Calm should have by:
    • Describing the qualities and skills of a Chief of Calm
  • Identifying ways to become a Chief of Calm by: 
    • Identifying tips to secure a security guard job
    • Identifying the qualities of a Chief of Calm

MODULE  1: Why do I need a driver’s licence?

  • Understanding what the K53 test is by: 
    • Explaining what the K53 test is and what it measures
    • Identifying the benefits of completing your K53 test 
    • Exploring the possible careers you can try out as a driver 

MODULE  2: What is required to get a driver’s licence?

  • Understanding the requirements to complete the K53 test
  • Explaining what the requirements are to complete the K53 driver’s test
  • Identifying the different codes for the K53 driver’s licence and what they entail 

MODULE  3: Resources to get you on your way

  • Exploring downloadable resources to successfully complete the K53 test 
  • Tips to apply on the day of writing the K53 test 

Digital Marketing

MODULE  1: Introduction to Digital Marketing

  • Introduction to digital marketing focuses on: 
    • Understanding what Digital Marketing is 
    • Identifying why Digital Marketing is important 

MODULE  2: Digital Marketing in a business 

  • Understand digital marketing for business by: 
    • Identifying the different types of Digital Marketing 
    • Examining the role of Digital Marketing in a business

MODULE  1: What is Social Media? 

  • Learn how to use Social Media as a digital marketing tool by:
    • Defining the meaning of Social Media 

MODULE  2: Advantages and disadvantages 

  • Learn how to use Social Media as a digital marketing tool by: 
    • Identifying the advantages and disadvantages of Social Media

MODULE  1: Why LinkedIn for business 

  • Harness the power of LinkedIn by:
    • Defining what LinkedIn is as a platform
    • Examining the reasons to use LinkedIn 

MODULE  2: Tips for LinkedIn marketing 

  • Harness the power of LinkedIn by:
    • Investigating tips to use LinkedIn effectively in a marketing context 

MODULE  1: Why Facebook for business

  • Defining what Facebook is as a platform
  • Examining the reasons to use Facebook 

MODULE  2: Tips for Facebook marketing 

  • Learn how to use Facebook for marketing by:
    • Investigating tips for effective marketing on Facebook 

Risk Management and Governance

  • Understanding the difference between corruption and fraud.
  • Identifying the dimensions of corruption (corrupt activities).
  • Identifying corrupt practices.
  • Defining bribery as a transaction.
  • Understanding what can be viewed as a bribe.
  • Identifying the elements and evidence that constitute bribery.
  • Scenario-based learning: Determining the right course of action in a given scenario.
  • Understanding the importance of ethics by means of global
    scandals.
  • Defining conflict of interest.
  • Determining whether a conflict of interest exists.
  • Using decision-making guidelines to avoid conflict of interest.
  • Defining a culture of compliance.
  • Identifying the eight elements of a good compliance program.
  • Examining the elements of a comprehensive ABC compliance program.
  • Understanding the definition of risk
  • Understanding the elements of risks related to money laundering and terrorist financing
  • Applying practical applications to manage money laundering and counter-terrorist financing risks
  • Examining financial risk scenarios
  • Examining the Risk-Based Approach 
  • Defining fraud, money laundering, and terrorist financing.
  • Examining facts about money laundering and terrorist financing.
  • Using examples to explain the three steps in the money laundering process.
  • Identifying five key steps to contribute to combating money
    laundering and terrorist financing.
  • Examining the evidence timeline of major corporate fines
    relating to measures, controls, and screening of customers and
    3rd parties.
  • Questioning transaction criteria to identify potentially suspicious
    transactions.
  • Interrogating example scenarios of suspicious customer
    behavior / transactions.
  • Using the four checkpoints for effective reporting of potentially suspicious transactions.
  • Applying the three rules to successful reporting and identification
    of criminals.
  • Understanding the basic principles of KYC.
  • Examining what KYC tells you about customers and 3rd parties.
  • Reviewing the KYC program steps.
  • Identifying the three elements of KYC good practice.
  • Reflecting on the KYC process.
  • Using the S-A-F-E method as KYC for transactions.

MODULE  1: What is business continuity management? 

  • Defining business continuity management.
  • Explaining the purpose of business continuity management.
  • Identifying the benefits of business continuity management.

MODULE  2: How to ensure business continuity 

  • Creating a business continuity framework.
  • Testing the business continuity framework.
  • Examining other considerations.

Automotive Series

MODULE  1: Introduction 

  • Defining who a customer is.
  • Understanding what customers expect from a sales executive.
  • Analyzing how to influence the 6-step customer buying cycle.
  • Using the 8-step process to close the deal.

MODULE  2: Meet and greet

  • Analyzing the three deciding factors that customers use to measure a sales executive.
  • Understanding how to make a great first impression using personal appearance, approach, and attitude.

MODULE  3: Qualify the customer

  • Identifying three steps to successfully qualify a customer.
  • Applying different question types to qualify a customer.
  • Identifying focus areas to formulate qualifying questions.

MODULE  4: Present the product

  • Demonstrating how to present the vehicle to the customer.
  • Demonstrating how to do a static and dynamic vehicle presentation.
  • Using the 6-point presentation process during the vehicle demonstration.
  • Demonstrating the steps to follow before, during, and after a demonstration drive.

MODULE  5: Addressing objections

  • Understanding the value of an objection in the sales process.
  • Differentiating between an objection and an excuse.
  • Identifying the main types of objections.
  • Demonstrating two strategies and a 5-step process to address objections.
  • Applying techniques to demonstrate value to the customer.
  • Identifying the dos and don’ts when handling objections.

MODULE  6: Ask for the deal

  • Understanding how to close the deal, ask for the sale, and seal the deal.
  • Distinguishing between three different types of deal closers and when to use them.
  • Applying the nine-step process to seal a deal 

Compliance

MODULE 1: What is risk?

  • Understanding why risk management is important and necessary.
  • Identifying what risk is.
  • Examining the different risk categories.

MODULE 2: What is risk management?

  • Identifying what risk management involves.
  • Understanding how to make risk management work.
  • Examining the benefits of managing risk.
  • Adopting a robust risk culture.

MODULE 3: The risk management process: Part 1

  • Clarifying risk management goals.
  • Identifying key stakeholders involved in risk management.
  • Identifying risks in your environment.

MODULE 4: The risk management process: Part 2

  • Understanding how to act when a risk is identified.
  • Monitoring and reviewing risk management.
  • Understanding the communication involved in risk management.

MODULE 1: Aims of the LRA

  • Explaining the purpose of the Act.
  • Examining what is included and excluded by the Act.

MODULE 2: Key stakeholders in terms of the LRA

  • Identifying the key stakeholders in terms of the LRA.
  • Identifying the roles of key stakeholders.

MODULE 3: Unfair labor practices and dismissal

  • Identifying four types of unfair labor practices.
  • Explaining how disputes about unfair labor practices should be handled.
  • Exploring the remedies available in cases of unfair labor practice.
  • Identifying valid reasons for dismissal.
  • Identifying the criteria for fair dismissal procedures.

MODULE 4: Disciplinary and grievance procedures

  • Explaining the disciplinary procedure.
  • Explaining the grievance procedure.

MODULE 1: Overview of the OHS Act

  • Understanding the legal intent of the OHS Act.
  • Examining what is included and excluded by the Act.

MODULE 2: Duties in terms of the OHS Act

  • Identifying the duties of employers and employees in terms of the Act.

MODULE 3: Duties in terms of the OHS Act

  • Examining the duties of inspectors, representatives, and
    committees in terms of the Act.

MODULE 4: OHS workplace procedures: Disciplinary and grievance procedures

  • Reviewing accident and emergency responses.
  • Explaining investigation requirements in terms of the Act.

MODULE 1: The core of the workplace ethics

  • Understanding what workplace ethics are.
  • Examining the basis of workplace ethics – our collective values
    and beliefs.

MODULE 2: Ethical workplace behavior

  • Identifying the questions one can ask to test the ethics of a decision.
  • Reviewing how ethics apply to relationships inside and outside
    the workplace.

MODULE 3: The dark side of workplace ethics

  • Testing your understanding of ethical and unethical behavior through practical scenarios.

MODULE 1: Overview of the PoPIA Act

  • Identifying what the PoPI Act is.
  • Understanding how the Act is applied.
  • Reviewing the aims of the Act.
  • Identifying five key definitions contained in the Act.
  • Understanding what ‘integrity of information’ means.

MODULE 2: Classification of 'Personal Information' under the Act

  • Identifying examples of personal information.
  • Understanding personal rights under the Act.
  • Examining how personal information should be handled to manage risk.

MODULE 3: Implementation of the Act
Examining how the PoPI Act is implemented pertaining to:

  • The duties of the Information Regulator.
  • Your rights in terms of direct marketing.
  • How to lodge a complaint.
  • The penalties applicable for non-compliance to the PoPI Act.

MODULE 1: Who, What, and Why?

  • Describing the nature of the PoPIA.
  • Distinguishing between the responsibilities of different role-players.
  • Describing the role of the information officer.
  • Demonstrating awareness of the relationship between the PoPIA and other South African information protection laws.

MODULE 2: Ethical workplace behavior

Examining and applying the eight general processing conditions, including:

  • accountability,
  • processing limitations,
  • purpose specification,
  • further processing,
  • information quality,
  • openness,
  • security safeguards, and
  • vvv subject participation.

MODULE 3: The dark side of workplace ethics

  • Describing the processing strategies relevant to the following:
    • Processing of special information.
    • Use of personal information for direct marketing purposes.
    • The transborder transfer of personal information.
    • Processing of personal information for employment purposes.
  • Describing the relationship between the PoPIA and GDPR.
  • Describing the consequences of PoPIA non-compliance.
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MODULE 1: Introduction to FAIS

  • Identifying the rationale for FAIS legislation.
  • Understanding the purpose of FAIS.
  • Examining the problems of different legislation that applies to
    different industry sectors.
  • Identifying how FAIS addresses these problems.

MODULE 2: Terminology used in legislation

  • Explaining different terms and concepts used in legislation in the correct context.

MODULE 3: Consumer protection

  • Identifying how legislation protects consumers.
  • Identifying the measures that protect consumers.
  • Identifying the role-players involved in consumer protection.

MODULE 4: FAIS licensing processes and requirements

  • Identifying the steps in the authorization process for a company to conduct advisory and intermediary service activities.
  • Understanding Fit-and-Proper requirements.

MODULE 5: Requirements for licensing by FAIS for different roles

  • Identifying the requirements for three different career paths, namely:
    • Key Individuals
    • The Compliance Officer
    • The Representative.
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MODULE 1: About cybersecurity

  • Define cybersecurity and cybercrimes.  
  • Describe the history of cybercrimes.  
  • Identify modern trends in cybercrime.  
  • Analyse the importance of cybersecurity.

MODULE 2: Cybersecurity for businesses

  • Identify role-players.  
  • Describe cybersecurity models.  
  • Analyse the need for cyberculture within a business. 

MODULE 3: Cybersecurity for individuals

  • Define social engineering.  
  • Identify social engineering attacks.  
  • Respond to social engineering threats and attacks.
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MODULE 1: Overview of the National Credit Act

  • Describing the purpose of the National Credit Act  
  • Describing its relevance to consumers and financial institutions 

MODULE 2: Credit providers, agreements and consumers 

  • Analyzing legislation pertaining to the marketing practices of credit providers 
  • Explaining the dos and don’ts of credit agreements
  • Describing the rights of consumers 

MODULE 3: The regulators

  • Describing the function of credit bureaus
  • Describing the roles and responsibilities of the National Credit Regulator and the National Credit Tribunal
  • Identifying how to manage disputes and complaints 
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MODULE 1: Overview of the POPI Act 

  • dentifying what POPIA is 
  • Understanding how the Act is applied
  • Reviewing the aims of the Act 
  • Identifying five key definitions contained in the Act
  • Understanding what “integrity of information” means 

MODULE 2: Classification of personal information” under the Act

  • dentifying examples of personal information
  • Understanding personal rights under the Act 
  • Examining how personal information should be handled to manage risk 

MODULE 3: Implementation of the Act

  • Examining how POPIA is implemented pertaining to:
    • The duties of the Information Regulator
    • Your rights in terms of direct marketing
    • How to lodge a complaint 
    • The penalties applicable for non-compliance with POPIA

MODULE 1: Role-player rights

  • Identifying the duties of employers and employees in terms of the Act.

MODULE 2: Guidelines for working hours

  • Examining the guidelines pertaining to working hours, including ordinary hours, overtime, meal intervals, rest periods, public holidays, night work, and Sunday work.

MODULE 3: Guidelines for leave

  • Explaining employee leave as it applies to annual leave, sick leave, maternity leave, and family responsibility leave.

MODULE 4: Guidelines for remuneration (pay)

  • Identifying the employer information to be provided to an employee.
  • Reviewing guidelines for employee records.
  • Identifying information to be included on a pay slip or salary advice.
  • Explaining regulations about salary deductions.

MODULE 1: Overview of EE Act

  • Understanding the purpose of the EE Act.
  • Examining the guidelines for implementation of the Act in the workplace.

MODULE 2: Unfair discrimination

  • Defining unfair discrimination in the workplace.
  • Exploring guidelines and requirements to avoid unfair discrimination.

MODULE 3: Affirmative action

  • Defining affirmative action.
  • Identifying key concepts associated with affirmative action.
  • Reviewing employment policy requirements regarding affirmative action.

MODULE 4: Implementation of affirmative action

  • Explaining compliance in the context of affirmative action.
  • Defining the Employment Equity Plan and the Employment Equity Report.
  • Reviewing the enforcement of employment equity in the workplace.

MODULE 1: Overview of the PFMA

  • Examining the background information to the Act.
  • Understanding the purpose and objectives of the Act.
  • Reviewing the PMFA in relation to the South African Constitution.

MODULE 2: The chapters of the PFMA

  • Creating awareness of the scope of the PFMA.

MODULE 3: Policies contained in the Act
Examining the policies contained in the Act pertaining to:

  • Departments and Public Entities.
  • National Treasury.
  • Provincial Treasuries.
  • Loans, guarantees, and other commitments.
  • Accounting officers and financial statements.
  • Offenses.

MODULE 1: Overview of workplace professionalism

  • Understanding what workplace professionalism means.
  • Examining professional behaviors in a work context.

MODULE 2: Professional relationships

  • Examining professional relationships inside and outside the workplace.

MODULE 3: Professional work ethic

  • Exploring boundaries and work ethic in your work environment.

MODULE 1: Introduction to TCF

  • Identifying what TCF means.
  • Examining why TCF exists.
  • Understanding why TCF is important right now.

MODULE 2: TCF in practice

  • Understanding the fairness outcomes underlying TCF.
  • Identifying how the six fairness outcomes can be achieved in daily business practices.

MODULE 3: What will TCF do for the financial services customers?

  • Understanding different levels of customer protection and how they work.
  • Distinguishing between ‘suitability’ and ‘best interest’ when meeting the needs of the customer.

MODULE 4: Making TCF a part of your business DNA

  • Understanding how to embed TCF in the day-to-day activities of your business.

MODULE 1: Anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing (AML and CTF)

  • Defining fraud, money laundering, and terrorist financing.
  • Examining facts about money laundering and terrorist financing.
  • Using examples to explain the three steps in the money laundering process.
  • Identifying five key steps to contribute to combating money laundering and terrorist financing.

MODULE 2: AML/CTF Suspicious transactions

  • Examining the evidence timeline of major corporate fines relating to measures, controls, and screening of customers and 3rd parties.
  • Questioning transaction criteria to identify potentially suspicious transactions.
  • Interrogating example scenarios of suspicious customer
    behavior / transactions.
  • Using the four checkpoints for effective reporting of potentially suspicious transactions.
  • Applying the three rules to successful reporting and identification
    of criminals.

MODULE 3: What will TCF do for the financial services customers?

  • Understanding different levels of customer protection and how they work.
  • Distinguishing between ‘suitability’ and ‘best interest’ when meeting the needs of the customer.

MODULE 4: Making TCF a part of your business DNA

  • Understanding how to embed TCF in the day-to-day activities of your business.

MODULE 1: Principles of first aid

  • Understanding the purpose of first aid, the safety of the aider, and what the law says about first aid

MODULE 2: It’s all about preparedness

  • Managing first aid equipment. 

MODULE 3: Scene and casualty management

  • Assessing the accident scene and managing individual injuries. 

MODULE 1: Who, what, and why?

  • Describing the nature of POPIA
  • Distinguishing between the responsibilities of different role-players
  • Describing the role of the information officer
  • Demonstrating awareness of the relationship between POPIA and other South African information protection laws 

MODULE 2: How: General processing strategies

  • Examining and applying the eight general processing conditions, including:
    • Accountability
    • Processing limitations
    • Purpose specification
    • Further processing
    • Information quality
    • Openness
    • Security safeguards 
    • Data subject participation 

MODULE 3: How: Specific processing strategies

  • Describing the processing strategies relevant to the following:
    • Processing of special information
    • Use of personal information for direct marketing purposes
    • The transborder transfer of personal information
    • Processing of personal information for employment purposes
  • Describing the relationship between POPIA and GDPR
  • Describing the consequences of POPIA non-compliance 

MODULE 1: Introduction to the two-pot retirement system

  • Exploring what the two-pot system is and the reasons behind its implementation 

MODULE 2: The function of the two-pot retirement system

  • Understanding how the two-pot system works and how it will affect retirement funds 

MODULE 3: The pros and cons of the two-pot retirement system

  • Examining the advantages and disadvantages tied to the two-pot system 

This innovative e-learning programme aims to assess and enhance cybersecurity knowledge through an engaging and interactive experience.

You will get immersed in a captivating fictional story where you will assume the role of an undercover IT agent on a mission to acquire their "Data Shield". 

This game assesses your knowledge in the following areas:  

  • Password management 
  • Online and offline personal information security 
  • Cyber threat identification
  • Social engineering
  • Response to urgency tactics 
  • Response to common cyberattacks

Wellness

MODULE  1: Overview of HIV-AIDS

  • Identifying what HIV-AIDS means.
  • Understanding how HIV-AIDS is contracted.
  • Identifying the different stages of HIV-AIDS.
  • Understanding how HIV testing works.

MODULE  2: Presentation of HIV-AIDS

  • Listing the different ways to prevent HIV-AIDS transmission in four areas, including:
    • Sexual contact.
    • Mother-to-child.
    • Injecting equipment.
    • Blood transfusion and organ or tissue transplantation.

MODULE  3: Living with HIV-AIDS

  • Identifying ways to stay healthy and productive when living with HIV, including:
    • Taking medication.
    • Exercising regularly.
    • Dieting in a balanced way.
    • Consulting with a health professional.
  • Building a support system with the help of family and friends.

MODULE  4: Overview of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)

  • Defining what an STD is.
  • Identifying the different types of STDs.
  • Identifying different ways to practice safe sex to minimize the risk of infection.

MODULE  1: Fundamentals of financial wellness

  • Defining financial wellness versus a crisis.
  • Describing financial freedom.
  • Assessing your current financial status.

MODULE  2: The psychology of money

  • Identifying the four elements of money psychology.
  • Assessing your money psychology.
  • Examining ways to develop a productive relationship with money.

MODULE  3: Money habits

  • Defining productive and unproductive money habits.
  • Evaluating how you manage your personal finances.
  • Identifying ways to improve how you manage your personal
    finances.

MODULE  4: Ways to manage our money well

  • Examining five steps to effectively manage your money, including:
    • Budgeting
    • Spending
    • Borrowing
    • Saving
    • Planning

MODULE  1: It’s all connected – mental health is mental wealth 

  • Defining mental health and “Mental Wealth
  • Identifying factors that can affect mental health 

MODULE  2: Checking your mind’s bank balance

  • Assessing your current outlook on mental health
  • Understanding why mental health is important 

MODULE  3: Becoming a mental millionaire

  • Understanding why it’s important to take emotional responsibility
  • Identifying ways to improve general well-being and mental well-being 

MODULE  1: Overview of trauma and post-traumatic stress 

  • Defining trauma and post-traumatic stress.
  • Identifying the sources of trauma and post-traumatic stress.
  • Examining the impact of trauma and post-traumatic stress.

MODULE  2: Development stages of trauma and post-traumatic stress

  • Identifying the stages of trauma and post-traumatic stress.
  • Explaining the signs and symptoms of trauma and posttraumatic stress.

MODULE  3: The healing process

  • Examining the role of locus of control in dealing with trauma and post-traumatic stress.
  • Exploring tips and tools to recover from trauma and posttraumatic stress.

MODULE  4: Helping other with trauma

  • Using a three-step approach to help people at the point of trauma.
  • Identifying ways to support others healing from trauma.

MODULE  1: What is workplace change 

  • Defining workplace change
  • Describing why people fear workplace change 

MODULE  2: The emotional stages of change

  • Identifying five emotional stages of workplace change:
    • Shock and denial
    • Anger and frustration
    • Bargaining and negotiation
    • Sadness and detachment
    • Acceptance and moving forward 

MODULE  3: Strategies to accept workplace change

  • Identifying four strategies to accept workplace change
  • Identify when to use which strategy 

Performance

MODULE  1: What is attitude?

  • Identifying the three components of attitude.
  • Examining the impact of attitude using positive and negative
    examples.

MODULE  2: Determine your attitude status

  • Identifying your personal attitude status.
  • Identifying focus areas for improvement.
  • Linking attitude to your life success.

MODULE  3: The impact of attitude

  • Discovering how attitude impacts team dynamics and success.
  • Examining tips and tools to cultivate a positive team attitude.

MODULE  4: Baking lessons

  • Analyzing the components of a winning workplace attitude.
  • Discovering five easy steps to change your attitude.

MODULE 1: Understanding awareness

  • Defining what awareness means.
  • Differentiating between awareness, attention, and mindfulness.

MODULE 2: Identifying different types of awareness

  • Distinguishing between self-awareness, social awareness of
    time, and awareness of tasks and results.

MODULE 3: The importance of awareness

  • Understanding how important awareness is in your life and your relationships.
  • Identifying the impact of awareness on productivity.
  • Identifying the value of environmental awareness in your life.
  • Recognizing the benefits of awareness.

MODULE 4: Developing awareness

  • Recognizing your current level of awareness through self-assessment.
  • Discovering ways to continuously develop your level of awareness using six steps.

MODULE 1: What does impact mean to you?

  • Understanding the value and importance of making an impact.
  • Identifying your impact on the people in your life.

MODULE 2: Strategies for a powerful impact

  • Examining how to make a powerful positive impact on the people or situations in your life.
  • Discovering practical strategies to apply to create a more
    powerful, positive impact.

MODULE 3: Impact through productivity

  • Understanding what productivity really means.
  • Examining the impact of productivity or lack thereof on your team.
  • Discovering practical tips to make a great impact on your team through productivity 

MODULE 1: What does enthusiasm mean?

  • Understanding what it means to have enthusiasm.

MODULE 2: Why is enthusiasm a choice?

  • Discovering why enthusiasm is a choice and not a feeling.

MODULE 3: How does enthusiasm impact my work-life balance?

  • Identifying the impact of enthusiasm on your personal life, your team, and your organization.

MODULE 4: How to develop an enthusiastic mindset

  • Identifying the myths and facts about enthusiasm.
  • Discovering six ways to build enthusiasm.
  • Applying strategies to develop an enthusiastic mindset.

MODULE 1: What is self-discipline?

  • Understanding what self-discipline means.
  • Examining the five benefits of self-discipline.

MODULE 2: Why is self-discipline such a great characteristic?

  • Identifying the characteristics of self-discipline.
  • Determining if you have the characteristics of self-discipline.

MODULE 3: The impact of self-discipline on my life and my team

  • Exploring the boundaries of self-discipline in your life and work environment.

MODULE 4: Cultivating self-discipline

  • Exploring tips and tools to help you develop self-discipline.
  • Applying the principles of self-discipline to help reach your goals.

Leadership

MODULE 1: The relevance of managers and leaders in the future world of work

  • Understanding the difference between corruption and fraud.
  • Identifying the dimensions of corruption (corrupt activities).
  • Identifying corrupt practices.

MODULE 2: Building the case for the manager-leader combo
Identifying why future fit means managing-leading in combination by investigating:

  • The 14 principles of the future organization.
  • The characteristics of future workplaces.
  • What future employees will (be) like.

MODULE 3: The nine skills requirements of next-gen manager-leaders
Acquiring knowledge that will enhance your performance as a manager-leader by covering:

  • Technology management
  • Out-centric leadership
  • Emotional intelligence
  • ROWE focus
  • Tension-tolerant collaboration
  • Feedback
  • Handling uncertainty
  • Constant learning
  • Big picture thinking

MODULE 4: Are you a good manager-leader

  • Acquiring lessons in manager-leader excellence through selfreflection and feedback.
  • Acquiring four quick tips for becoming a better manager-leader.

HR

MODULE 1: Disputes in the workplace

  • Identifying the difference between conflict and a dispute:
    • Defining conflict in the workplace.
    • Defining a workplace dispute.
  • Distinguishing between conflicts and disputes in the workplace.
  • Identifying the reasons for workplace disputes.
    • When is it the employee’s fault?
    • When is it the employer’s fault?

MODULE 2: How to resolve disputes

  • Defining the process of alternative dispute resolution (ADR).
  • Explaining how disputes are resolved through ADR.
  • Distinguishing between a private dispute resolution versus a statutory dispute resolution:
    • What is private dispute resolution
    • What is statutory dispute resolution
  • Explaining how the ADR forums resolve disputes.
    • Defining Arbitration, Mediation, and Conciliation.

MODULE 3: Understand what Arbitration is

  • Differentiating between arbitration and litigation.
  • Identifying when to use which process.
  • Determining how to agree to arbitration.

MODULE 4: Who takes part?

  • Identifying the role-players in arbitration, including:
    • The Arbitrator.
    • The Employer.
    • The Employee/s.
  • Explaining the roles and responsibilities of these parties during the arbitration.

MODULE 5: How does it work?

  • Preparing for what happens before arbitration:
    • Preparation.
    • Representation.
    • Pre-arbitration meeting.
  • Preparing for what happens during arbitration:
    • Introduction.
    • Preliminary issues.
    • Narrowing issues.
    • Hearing the evidence.
    • Closing arguments.
  • Preparing for what happens after arbitration:
    • The arbitration award.

MODULE 6: What is the CCMA?

  • Explaining the role and purpose of the CCMA.
  • Explaining how the CCMA helps you to resolve workplace disputes.

MODULE 7: Arbitration tips

  • Identifying tips to use during the arbitration process, including:
    • The opening statement.
    • Presenting your evidence.
    • Cross-examination.
    • Closing statements.

MODULE 8: Now it's your turn!

  • Applying your knowledge of the arbitration process to scenariobased questions.

MODULE 1: Stakeholders, role and responsibilities

  • Recognizing the different stakeholders and explaining their roles
  • Discussing the roles and responsibilities of trade unions and shop stewards as stakeholders 

MODULE 2: The context of the organization

  • Identifying various types of employment agreement
  • Identifying, describing, and explaining relevant conditions of employment in an organization 

MODULE 3: Trade unions and their role in the South African legal framework

  • Explaining trade unions and how they operate in the legal framework 

MODULE 4: Policies and procedures applicable to employee relationships

  • Identifying relevant policies and procedures that apply to employment relationships.  

MODULE 5: Grievance procedures and collective bargaining

  • Explaining process, roles and responsibilities during a grievance procedure
  • Describing the shop steward’s inputs during a grievance procedure 
  • Describing the nature of collective bargaining 

 

MODULE 6: Disciplinary hearings

  • Explaining process, roles and responsibilities of stakeholders during a disciplinary hearing
  • Describing the inputs provided by a shop steward during a disciplinary hearing procedure 

 

MODULE 7: Workplace disputesI

  • Identifying workplace disputes and the process associated with them
  • Managing a strike after declaring a dispute with the employer 

 

MODULE 1: Introduction to training and development

  • Understanding the need for a skilled and knowledgeable workforce
  • Exploring why effective training and development initiatives are essential for business success 

MODULE 2: The context of the organization

  • Discovering the relationship between focused training and business success
  • Understanding the significance in measuring the effectiveness of training programs 

MODULE 3: The long-term value of training and development 

  • Examining how training and development address long-term skill needs and contribute to future business goals 

ICT Skills

MODULE 1: Navigation

  • Learning how to find your way around documents and websites using a computer.

MODULE 2: The mouse

  • Learning how to use the mouse to increase the efficiency of your
    work on a computer.

MODULE 3: The keyboard

  • Identifying and using the different functionalities of a standard computer keyboard.

MODULE 4: The desktop

  • Learning how to find your way around and use the computer
    desktop's basic functions, which include: 
    • The taskbar 
    • The start icon 
    • The control panel 
    • Checking network connectivity 
    • Using file explorer 
    • Internet browsers 

MODULE  1: Introducing AI 

  • Exploring what artificial intelligence is and how it works
  • Identifying the core characteristics that define AI
  • Recognizing key elements that make AI systems intelligent 

MODULE  2: Evolution of AI 

  • Tracing the major milestones in AI’s historical development
  • Evaluating how AI has evolved to shape modern society
  • Assessing both the positive and negative effects of AI in everyday life 

MODULE  3: AI in everyday life 

  • Discovering how virtual assistants and recommendation systems operate
  • Identifying common examples of AI tools used daily
  • Exploring how image recognition functions and supports real-world applications 

MODULE  4: The future of AI 

  • Examining upcoming trends and breakthroughs in AI technology
  • Understanding how AI-assisted decision-making influences business and society
  • Analyzing the benefits and challenges of human–AI collaboration
  • Evaluating how AI is transforming industries such as healthcare, finance, and education 

MODULE  1: Introduction to ChatGPT

  • Exploring what ChatGPT is and how it functions
  • Understanding the key characteristics that make ChatGPT unique
  • Describing how ChatGPT generates responses using prompts and context 
  •  

MODULE  2: The basics of ChatGPT

  • Identifying the main interface elements, including text boxes, buttons, and chat history
  • Recognizing editing, regeneration, and feedback tools in ChatGPT
  • Structuring clear and effective prompts for better responses
  • Applying ChatGPT’s basic features to start, edit, and refine conversations 

MODULE  3: ChatGPT in business

  • Exploring how ChatGPT drives efficiency, innovation, and customer satisfaction
  • Weighing the advantages and limitations of ChatGPT across business functions
  • Evaluating ChatGPT’s impact in marketing, sales, and customer service 
  •  

MODULE  4: ChatGPT in customer service

  • Understanding how ChatGPT enhances response time and personalization
  • Assessing the strengths and weaknesses of using ChatGPT for customer engagement

MODULE  5: ChatGPT and personal growth

  • Using ChatGPT as a tool for self-improvement and lifelong learning
  • Leveraging ChatGPT for goal setting, productivity, and reflection
  • Exploring how ChatGPT supports personalized learning and education 

MODULE 1: About Inbox Zero

  • Defining inbox management by:
    • Understanding the importance of inbox management.
    • Identifying the advantages and disadvantages of inbox management.
  • Describing the nature of Inbox Zero strategies by:
    • Understanding what Inbox Zero means.
    • Identifying the benefits of Inbox Zero.

MODULE 2: Hitting the target: applying the rules

  • Describing the benefits of organizing your inbox.
  • Identifying how to organize your inbox by applying the following rules:
    • Create labels.
    • Create folders.
    • Apply filters.
    • Delete emails.

MODULE 3: Level up: Follow processes

  • Describing inbox management best practices:
    • Establishing the link between inbox management rules and processes.
    • Identifying best practices for reading and responding to
      emails.
  • Applying processes relating to inbox management:
    • Emailing the 5 Ds of Inbox Zero.
    • Applying effective time management.

MODULE 1: Introduction

  • Recognizing the complex challenges surrounding AI development and use
  • Evaluating the implications of bias, ethics, and privacy in AI systems
  • Understanding how ethical, social, and technical factors intertwine in AI decision-making 

 

MODULE 2: Responsible use of AI

  • Identifying common types and sources of bias in AI
  • Applying proactive strategies to reduce and manage bias in AI systems
  • Recognizing ethical practices in responsible AI development and implementation
  • Identifying privacy challenges such as data persistence, repurposing, and spillovers
  • Applying best practices to protect user data and respect digital privacy 

MODULE 3: Limitations and challenges

  • Identifying the technical and functional limitations of AI tools
  • Recognizing the concerns and hesitations that influence AI adoption
  • Evaluating the benefits of responsible AI integration in business and personal contexts 

MODULE 1: Introduction

  • Recognizing the complementary strengths of humans and AI
  • Identifying AI as a valuable productivity tool rather than a threat
  • Understanding how collaboration between humans and AI drives performance and innovation 

MODULE 2: Responsible use of AI

  • Distinguishing between AI augmentation and AI replacement
  • Applying AI augmentation to enhance creativity, efficiency, and innovation
  • Recognizing how AI supports problem-solving and decision-making
  • Identifying practical ways to integrate AI tools in creative and analytical processes 

MODULE 3: Limitations and challenges

  • Understanding how AI reshapes workforce management and task optimization
  • Applying AI tools to support employee well-being and stress management
  • Identifying AI-driven strategies for achieving work-life balance
  • Recognizing AI’s role in creating efficient, balanced, and people-centered workplaces

MODULE 4: Fostering a culture of innovation and adaptability

  • Recognizing AI as a driver of creative problem-solving and continuous improvement
  • Applying AI to generate, evaluate, and implement new ideas
  • Embracing lifelong learning and adaptability in the age of AI
  • Identifying strategies to cultivate innovation and resilience in AI-driven environments 

Job Readiness

Introduction – why all the fuss? 

  • Understanding the importance of English in the workplace
  • Showcasing your understanding of English text and practical application thereof 

Screening assessment 

  • Reading a comprehension text:
    • Explaining events and answers to the text
  • Demonstrating basic language skills:
    • Correcting mistakes in texts
    • Understanding tenses
    • Identifying parts of speech
    • Identifying singular and plural forms 
  •  

Project Managment

  • Understanding scope management and the five steps in scope management
  • Analyzing stakeholder needs and applying systematic collection methods
  • Creating project scope documentation with standard components
  • Constructing a work breakdown structure hierarchically to organize deliverables
  • Evaluating project constraints to design balanced scope strategies
  • Managing and controlling scope creep effectively
  •  
  • Understanding project scheduling and its benefits 
  • Applying systematic steps to develop project schedules
  • Evaluating project scheduling techniques and selecting the right one
  • Defining deliverables and activities from project requirements
  • Estimating time accurately using four proven techniques
  • Identifying and documenting task dependencies in project schedules 
  • Understanding project management and its three core characteristics
  • Examining the role and responsibilities of a project manager
  • Boosting team effectiveness through proven strategies
  • Identifying the four phases of project management
  • Writing a structured business case for project approval
  • Closing a project using standard closure procedures 
  • Understanding project management frameworks and why they matter
  • Exploring Waterfall, Agile, and Lean frameworks in detail 
  • Applying Critical Path and Critical Chain scheduling strategies
  • Navigating Agile practices like Scrum and Kanban to boost productivity
  • Matching frameworks to project requirements for successful delivery 

MODULE 1: The nature of stakeholder management

  • Defining stakeholder management
  • Describing the importance of stakeholder management in personal, team, and organizational contexts 

MODULE 2: Using the RACI model

  • Defining RACI
  • Describing the components of RACI (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed) 

MODULE 3: Applying the RACI model

  • Building a RACI matrix for a project, task, or event, aligning roles to responsibilities clearly
  • Evaluating scenarios where a RACI chart adds value versus situations where it is unnecessary 

Customer service

MODULE  1: How I present myself 

  • Applying dress etiquette that supports professionalism and aligns with company culture
  • Recognize how personal appearance influences customer perceptions of the brand

MODULE  2: How I behave 

  • Demonstrating professional behavior that builds positive impressions with customers
  • Applying customer care practices that show respect, empathy, and accountability

MODULE  3: How I communicate 

  • Identifying the four key elements of effective customer communication
  • Adapting communication styles to different customer contexts and channels

MODULE  4: How I improve  

  • Practice openness and responsiveness when receiving feedback from customers or managers
  • Integrate feedback into actions that improve personal performance and customer experience 

 

 

MODULE  1: Why customers get upset 

  • Listing five common reasons customers complain
  • Describing how emotions drive behavior
  • Reflecting on personal experiences with upset customers

MODULE  2: How to give an effective apology  

  • Applying four strategies to stay grounded
  • Practicing active listening
  • Using sincere apology phrases
  • Distinguishing between explanations and excuses
  • Expressing empathy in two ways.  

MODULE  3: How to make things right with a customer 

  • Reassuring the customer with empathetic phrases
  • Asking questions to uncover their desired outcome
  • Suggesting workable solutions and alternatives
  • Recognizing when to offer compensation
  • Summarizing and closing effectively

MODULE  4: How to respond to an abusive customer  

  • Distinguishing between anger and abuse
  • Identifying three signs of abuse
  • Applying safe responses
  • Practicing in real-world scenarios

Welcome to Power Skills.

In Josh Bersin's words...

"

Soft skills are hard - they are difficult to build, critical, and take extreme effort to obtain.

"

Power skills are those skills that give you real 'POWER' at work.

The POWER skills series provides unique insights into a topic in a rapid way. 10 minutes and you’re done.

True to its name, the power is yours to select the content you want to read or watch. Test your understanding with a few practical questions and off you go to practice in real life.

Power Skills is delivered on two levels:

  • Foundational: Teach me.
  • Advanced: Challenge me.

POWER Skills

Establishing the basics of effective communication
Discovering tips to master effective communication by:

  • Exploring effective communication from a leadership perspective.
  • Communicating with intent.
  • Applying the "Results first" approach to all communication
    messages.

Establishing the basics of effective communication

  • Discovering tips to master effective communication by:
  • Exploring effective communication from a leadership perspective.
  • Communicating with intent.
  • Applying the "Result's first" approach to all communication
    messages.

Using emotional intelligence to improve your communication

  • Discovering different ways to boost emotional intelligence.
  • Understanding the link between emotional intelligence and leadership in the context of communication.

Using self-awareness to improve the effectiveness of your communication

  • Becoming self-aware by asking the right questions.
  • Discovering how self-awareness enhances your journey to
    self-improvement.

Using active listening as a sales power tool

  • Discovering the art of effective listening to identify a customer's
    need and pain points.

Asking the right questions

  • Exploring different types of sales questions to create a natural flow in the sales conversation and derive maximum meaning.

Understanding grit as a characteristic of super-successful salespeople
Developing a mindset to succeed by understanding:

  • How to develop personal resilience.
  • How to interpret passion and perseverance.
  • How to create a positive mindset through framing situations, failures, and successes.

Perfecting the art of persuasion
Understanding how to use persuasion as a sales tool to demonstrate
value to a potential customer by:

  • Applying a personalized touch to sales conversations.
  • Applying persuasion techniques when closing the deal.

The role of context in cultural intelligence

  • Discovering the importance of cultural context in effective
    communication.
    Making sense of behavior by understanding the context of the person or situation.
  • Identifying how to learn about other cultures.

Building your knowledge of cultural practices and norms

  • Discovering the influence of cultural norms and practices in the context of people's behavior and performance.

The adaptable workplace

  • Discovering the benefits of cultural adaptability in the workplace.
  • Exploring ways to encourage cultural adaptability amongst
    employees.

Making the change towards adaptability

  • Understanding why adaptability has become a future skill for citizens of a global economy.
  • Identifying ways to measure your own cultural adaptability.

Understanding the danger of indecisiveness

  • Understanding the impact and potential consequences of
    indecisiveness and procrastination when making important decisions.
  • Discovering easier and more effective ways to make decisions.

Exploring the unintended consequences of decisions

  • Discovering the meaning of unintended consequences.
  • Identifying the root causes of unintended consequences and how to address these causes.

Understanding complex decisions

  • Defining a complex decision and strategies to approach these decisions.
  • Applying simple techniques to make decision-making easier and more effective.

The role of intuition in decision-making

  • Discovering the role of “gut feel” in decision-making and knowing when to trust your gut.

Understanding what ethical decision-making requires

  • Understanding the importance of using ethics as a baseline for decision-making.
  • Identifying the factors that influence ethical decision-making.
  • Discovering how to create an ethical workplace culture.

The importance of curiosity

  • What is curiosity?
  • The importance of curiosity.

Challenges associated with curiosity

  • How to battle personal ignorance.

How to nurture curiosity

  • Practical tips on how to nurture curiosity.

We don't know everything

  • How to be uncomfortable with the unknown.

The when, where, and how of learning

  • How to battle personal ignorance.

How to nurture curiosity

  • How to retain and integrate new information.

Creating your own learning path

  • Becoming part of a community of practice.
  • Finding your passion.
  • Finding a coach.
  • Embracing continuous learning.

Intrapersonal factors and negotiations

  • Negotiating with oneself.
  • Myths about women and negotiations.
  • How to use emotions during negotiations.
  • The perception of power in negotiations.

Intrapersonal factors and negotiations

  • How to negotiate with millennials.
  • Basic principles of negotiations.
  • Using the element of 'surprise' in negotiations.

Challenges and negotiations

  • Conflict and negotiations.
  • Virtual negotiations.
  • Culture and negotiations.

Welcome to Delta Skills

McKinsey’s research identified a series of Delta skills that we, as global citizens, will need to succeed in the future world and workplace.

  • Critical thinking.
  • Planning and ways of working.
  • Communication.
  • Mental flexibility.
  • Mobilizing systems.
  • Developing relationships.
  • Teamwork effectiveness.
  • Self-awareness and self-management.
  • Entrepreneurship.
  • Goals achievement.
  • Digital fluency and citizenship.
  • Software use and development.
  • Understanding digital systems.

Delta skills provide great insights into unique and relevant topics that you wouldn’t find in just any generic content library.

DELTA Skills

What is remote work?

  • Identifying different work environments.
  • The nature of working remotely.

When is remote work a good fit?

  • Benefits and challenge of remote work for employees.
  • Assessing a business and individual's eligibility to work remotely.

Setup for remote work success!
Practical tips for employees on organizing their remote work environment:

  • Curating your physical work environment.
  • Technology setup.

Roles and responsibilities of remote workers

  • What to expect from remote working employees.

It's a challenge!

  • Identifying and overcoming the challenges of remote work.

Use effective communication strategies

  • The importance of communication in remote working.
  • Mastering asynchronous communication.
  • Communicating clearly, frequently, transparently, and consistently.
  • Practical tips for meetings and collaboration.

Manage and monitor output

  • How to set standards, monitor, and manage remote teams.

Work plans! The answer to an effective day
A successful workplan enables daily goal achievement while remaining adaptable to a rapidly changing environment. Learn how
to build a great workplan by:

  • Defining a workplan and its benefits.
  • Unpacking the elements of a workplan.
  • Using a technology to develop a workplan.
  • Discovering tips to be adaptable and flexible around your workplan.

Getting stuff done: Time versus attention
Putting a different spin on time management:

  • Looking at time management from an attention point of view.
  • Practical tips on managing your time and achieving your goals.

Becoming an agile thinker
The role of agile thinking in planning and how you work:

  • Busting mythes about agile thinking.
  • Defining the agile thinker's characteristics.
  • Tips to develop agile thinking.

Getting to grips with what mental flexibility means

  • What characteristics define a mentally flexibility person?
  • Watershed: Mentally flexible versus mentally rigid.

Impact! How can mental flexibility change you and your
relationships.

  • Discovering the benefits of mental flexibility for yourself and your relationships.

What's stopping you?

  • Identifying personal and environmental barriers to becoming
    mentally flexible.

Snapshot: Am I mentally flexible?

  • Assessing your current level of mental flexibility.

Getting on track: Improving my mental flexibility

  • Identifying practical ways to improve mental flexibility in yourself and your team.

Decoding digital citizenship

  • What is digital citizenship?
  • Good versus bad digital citizenship.
  • The good digital citizenship handbook.

Respecting yourself and others

  •  Law: We need law and order in life and tech.
  • Access: Everyone must engage.
  • Netiquette: Mind your tech manners.

Educating yourself and others

  • Digital literacy: Digital skills are not enough.
  • Communication: Use the right tool at the right time and in the right way.
  • Privacy: The privacy and the internet oxymoron!

The nature of systems thinking 

  • Define what “systems thinking” is
  • Describe the benefits of systems thinking
  • Explain how systems thinking works

The link between systems thinking and the value chain 

  • Define the value chain
  • Differentiate systems thinking from value chain thinking
  • Explain how both complement each other 

Applying systems thinking at work 

  • Reviewing workplace scenarios using systems thinking

Decoding fluency
Decoding fluency covers the following topics:

  • The evolution of digital fluency.
  • Components of digital fluency.
  • The four digital personas.
  • Strategies to improve digital fluency in an organization.

Digital ethics
By examining digital ethics, we take these considerations into account:

  • What is digital ethics
  • Why is it important
  • Practical considerations:
    • Digital elements
    • Digital ethics by design

Introduction to generations
Introductions to generation covers:

  • An overview of generational profiles.
  • The importance of bridging the gap between generations of work.

The buzz around millennials

  • Why do we need to talk about millennials
  • Workspace expectations of millennials.

Optimizing workspaces

  • How to communicate with millennials.
  • The importance of diversity in the workplace.
  • Understanding millennials as managers.

What is ESG?

  • The history of ESG.
  • Defining environmental, social, and corporate governance.

ESG assessment

  • How to measure ESG performance.
  • Setting targets and criteria for assessment.

Benefits of ESG

  • Factors the impact customer choice.
  • Factors that impact investors.
  • Factors that impact employees,
  • Assessing aspiration versus delivery.

Benefits of ESG

  • Factors the impact customer choice.
  • Factors that impact investors.
  • Factors that impact employees,
  • Assessing aspiration versus delivery.

How to improve ESG
Learn how to improve ESG with respect to:

  • Consistency, transparency, and accountability.
  • Communication, knowledge sharing, cultural understanding and
    open mindedness.

Structured problem solving

  • What is curiosity?
  • The importance of curiosity.

Logical reasoning

  • What is logical reasoning?
  • Types of logical reasoning: deductive, inductive, and abductive reasoning.

Bias

  • The influence of beliefs and bias on reasoning.
  • Understanding different types of bias.

Seeking relevant information

  • Using questions to enable critical thought.

What are negotiations?

  • What are negotiations?
  • The difference between negotiations and persuasion.
  • The link between persuasion, influence, and negotiations.
  • Benefits of effective negotiations.

Components of negotiations

  • Intrapersonal skills of successful negotiators.
  • Interpersonal skills of a successful negotiator.
  • Stages of an effective negotiation process.

Effective negotiations

  • Understanding different negotiation styles.
  • Applying different negotiation styles.

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Our Pollen Series has a wide variety of business and personal developments ideal for every company that strives to become GREAT.

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