new seminars

Good staff need excellent skills. Staff training is an investment. We aim to meet employers changing training needs. These are some of our new seminars:

Accounting For Non-Financial Executives

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Catapult Leadership

Catapult Leadership has been promoted by EMA Central for the last three years. Seasoned leaders and those new to leadership roles consistently rate the programme as excellent.  Catapult Leadership provides participants with both practical leadership tools and fresh leadership thinking.

Attracting Good People

Organisations with strong brand and values, which reflect their mission and culture are the most attractive. -. In today’s labour market employers need to focus on those aspects of the workplace that will attract people with the appropriate talents and potential. Attracting Good People explores these topics in depth.

Sharing The Vision: Values And Leadership

How engaged and committed are your employees to achieve your organisation’s vision? Are they ‘going the extra mile’, or simply ‘turning up and going through the motions?’ This course discusses the ingredients of a compelling vision and identifies ways of achieving this through communication styles, appreciating others values, professional behaviours and effective teamwork. Leadership theories; styles and attributes form the platform for this interesting course.

Opportunities To Grow And Develop

What makes the difference to your employees? How employee focused and attractive is your organisation? This course is designed to explore options for developing a workplace which accommodates the work/life balance, career development, and flexible working arrangements employees seek.

So You Want To Be a Supervisor or Team Leader - Would it suit me?

This seminar discusses the transitions that need to be considered prior to making your move into a management role. It provides opportunities to discuss the realities of moving from task orientation to people focu. Do you already have the skills and attributes needed to make the transition successfully or do you need to develop further skills before making the move?