Leading Change
As the pace of change in corporate Australia accelerates, effective change agents are increasingly sought-after. Organisations rely on people who can lead and inspire others to implement initiatives smoothly and successfully. Change management is an essential skill for anyone in a management role. Being a strong and effective leader means being an effective change agent.
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What is covered in the course?
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Understand the various elements of change and change programs.
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Identify attributes of the effective change agent and invite participants to consider the strengths and limitations of their own change leadership expertise.
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Consider tactics for dealing with organisational politics, which can become more significant in the context of change.
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Apply methods, techniques and ideas to specific change projects in which participants may be currently involved.
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Should I attend?
Managers, team leaders, and professionals who are responsible for leading, driving and implementing organisational changes, projects, initiatives and programs.
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How will I benefit?
You will gain:
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an understanding of the human aspects of change and how to manage it
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an understanding of how to collaborate, coordinate and communicate change
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an appreciation for the role of 'change agent' and how to be effective in leading change
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a range of tools and techniques to support change management in your organisation.
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How will my organisation benefit?
Your organisation will gain:
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an individual with improved skills and confidence to lead change successfully
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improved employee engagement in the change process
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improved sustainability of the changes you make.
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Certification
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You will receive a soft copy University of Adelaide Certificate of Completion.
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This PACE course may contribute to earning Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points.
This course was very enlightening and honest in how to approach change
past participant
Available course dates:
No dates for this course are currently being offered. Please register your interest for future dates by emailing pace@adelaide.edu.au