Face to face / Online public schedule & onsite training. Restaurant lunch included at STL venues.
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List price £495
This course is designed for professionals who constantly find themselves battling with issues related to time management. For example, meeting deadlines, trying to prioritise workload, spending time searching for document and emails, constantly working late and feeling stressed.

Course introduction/Welcome
Introductions
Identifying personal objectives and goals
Current time management analysis
Analysing your approach to time management
Categorising importance of tasks
Identifying personal styles and strengths
Setting and achieving goals
Setting SMART goals
Identifying tasks and milestones
Visualisation and goal achievement
Time saving tools and techniques
Identifying personal time-takers and distractions
Learning to say 'no'
Delegation
Organisation tools
Diary keeping
Creating document management system
Organising your emails
Creating a personal plan
Revisiting your goals and objectives
Creating a personal plan for goal achievement
Arguably, the most experienced and highest motivated trainers.
Training is held in our modern, comfortable, air-conditioned suites.
A hot lunch is provided at local restaurants near our venues:
Courses start at 9:30am.
Please aim to be with us for 9:15am.
Browse the sample menus and view joining information (how to get to our venues).
Available throughout the day:
Regular breaks throughout the day.
Contains unit objectives, exercises and space to write notes
Your questions answered on our support forum.
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I thought the course was brilliant. Much content seemed bespoke for me.
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Phil was great- kept me interested and knew his stuff and was very professional.
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Sarah was engaging & knowledgeable & full of enthusiasm.
Time Management
By taking the time management course, you'll learn skills to prioritise tasks, enhance productivity, and reduce stress. This training is valuable for a wide range of job roles, helping to improve efficiency and work-life balance.
Simply view the live schedule on this page and follow the booking instructions to book your one-day time management course. Details of the schedule, course duration are provided on this course page.
STL's main London venue is at 1 Northey Street, Second Floor, Ca House, London E14 8BT. Courses are also available at other London venues, at your office across the UK, or online
Face-to-face courses are held in modern, comfortable, air-conditioned suites. A hot lunch is provided at local restaurants near the venues, and refreshments are available throughout the day. Online courses include regular breaks and access to trainers for 24 months after your course.
Last-minute rescheduling is possible online up to 4pm on the day of the course, rescheduling fees are based on days left from the course start. Cancellation is available fees are dependent on notice given. Payment is required prior to the course or within 30 days of invoice date.
STL Training prides itself on never cancelling public scheduled courses. You can book with confidence knowing your course will run as planned.
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| Next date | Location | Price |
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| Mon 30 Mar | Online | £0 |
| Wed 13 May | Bloomsbury | £385 |
| Fri 29 May | Online | £385 |
| Mon 13 Jul | Limehouse | £385 |
| Wed 29 Jul | Online | £385 |
| Fri 11 Sep | Bloomsbury | £385 |
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Valerie C
Excellent training
"I took the Time Management Training in Limehouse. Very good training from Sarah. Will definately be using and implementing stratgies from this training."
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Below are some extracts from our Time Management manual.
• Quality of work
• Quantity of work
• Meet deadlines
• Less stress and anxiety
• Better work–life balance
• Less wasted time
• More opportunities
• Improves your reputation
• Interruptions
• Heavy workload
• Changing priorities
• Demanding boss or colleagues
• Unrealistic expectations
• Not enough staff
• Chatty colleagues
• No boundaries
• Stress
• Self confidence
• Boredom
• Too much to do
• Use your weekly plan to prioritise what needs to be done today
• Break activities into tasks
• Use your time estimate to assign a time of day to each task
• Make sure you allocate time to ad hoc tasks
• 20 percent of your tasks produce 80 percent of your results
• Check your schedule
• Set your timer to 25 minutes
• Work on that task, and only that task
• Take a 5 minute break
• Repeat this process, after 4 repetitions take a longer break
• Accept that interruptions are part of everyday life
• Have a specific catch up time with colleagues
• Agree on quiet times
• Schedule interruption time
• Look for patterns – who, why, when, is there a way to break the pattern?
• Set a time limit for interruptions
• Do not hit 'reply all' unless necessary
• Set your tech to work for you
• After interruption, go straight back to where you left off
• Think before you interrupt others
• Plan your outgoing calls
• Focus on the subject, keep to the point
• Stand up when talking
• Put time limits on calls
• Use voicemail when appropriate
• End the call firmly but politely
• Put the call to action in the subject heading
• Put the purpose in the first paragraph
• This helps them to prioritise and action your email
• Have an agenda with clear objectives
• Set time for each item on the agenda
• Circulate reading material beforehand
• Ask what is expected from you
• Do you need to attend – what are the alternatives?
• Nominate a facilitator
• Stick to the time allowed
• Clarify your goal
• What are the deliverables
• Break deliverables into tasks
• Estimate time for each task
• Organise tasks into logical sequence
• Create schedule with time blocks
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