TRAINING & EVENTS CHAMBER BUSINESS TRAINING
The Chamber offers a wide and diverse range of training support for members and non-members alike, all with the aim of enhancing skills, developing knowledge and driving the growth of your business
FEBRUARY
FOCUS ON: ILM LEVEL 3 – AWARD AND CERTIFICATE IN LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
Google Analytics – advanced user Date:
13 February Location: Nottingham
From friend to supervisor – establishing authority Date:
14 February Location: Chesterfield
ILM level 2 – Award in leadership and team skills Date:
14 February Location: Nottingham
Making the most of LinkedIn Date:
15 February Location: Derby
Working assertively and with confidence Date:
15 February Location: Nottingham
Taking action on GDPR Date:
16 February Location: Nottingham
Intermediate Excel Date:
Location: Derby
Minute taking Date:
20 February Location: Nottingham
Effective team leader (two-day) Date:
Location: Nottingham
Facebook for business Date:
28 February Location: Leicester 20 February
Date: Time:
Starts 6 May (nine-day course) 9.30am-4.30pm
Location: Nottingham Cost:
£995+VAT
OVERVIEW A course for supervisors and junior managers which brings tangible benefits to the participants, and to the organisations they represent, through applying the concepts taught at each stage directly to the work environment. The course is assessed in a practical manner in that participants are required to demonstrate their understanding through a range of work-based assignments for which tutorial guidance is supplied.
WHAT IS THE ILM? By completing this programme you will be gaining a recognised and prestigious qualification through a renowned and respected awarding body. The Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM) is Europe’s largest independent leadership and management awarding body with more than 85,000 candidate registrations each year. ILM is also a leading professional membership body with a growing membership of more than 22,000 practising managers.
27, 28 February
WHY THE CHAMBER IN CONJUNCTION WITH CHALLENGE CONSULTING? Challenge Consulting is one of the oldest established ILM centres with a proven track record of delivering excellent programmes. Challenge Consulting has been awarded “direct claim” status by the ILM, which allows assessment decisions to be made immediately by the assessors, due to its commitment to quality of delivery and ability to make programmes applicable and relevant to attendees. The course covers the core elements critical to excel
A full list of training courses can be found at
www.emc-dnl.co.uk/training or call 0333 320 0333 ext 2153
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in a management or leadership role, and not just the elements which the ILM requires to pass the qualification. If you complete a programme through the Chamber and Challenge Consulting you will have covered topics in sufficient depth and detail to equip you for challenges within the workplace.
COURSE STRUCTURE Day one (6 March) Introduction and the manager’s role in context
Day two (13 March) Solving problems and making decisions
Day three (27 March) Planning and managing change
Day four (17 April) Tutorial and briefings/presentation skills
Day five (8 May) Getting the best from others
Day six (6 June) Course review, assessed presentations and personal development action planning
If you wish to then continue onto the ILM Level 3
Certificate in Leadership and Management - modules 7 - 9 - an additional payment of £400+VAT will be required, making the total training cost £1,395+VAT. Delegates wishing to complete the full Certificate will
go on to undertake the following modules. These are in addition to the six modules above, which they will already have completed.
Day seven (20 June) Managing and implementing projects and personal development
Day eight (11 July) Developing and maintaining effective teams
Day nine (24 July) Influencing and communications to encourage a culture of innovation
For comprehensive information on each of the nine topics and for booking details, please visit
bit.ly/EMC_ILM
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