Free Training for Women based Within North West SMEs
21 July 2011
Women based Within North West SMEs Can Still Benefit from FREE Training as part of the North West Construction Knowledge Hub (NWCKH)
Due to the successful completion of the Women and Work: Sector Pathways Initiative in March 2011, women in the UK construction industry who are North West based and work within Small to Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) are still able to benefit from some FREE training opportunities as part of the North West Construction Knowledge Hub (NWCKH). This opportunity includes sole traders and consultants. To gain advantage of this free training, participants only need to sign a SME Declaration form on the day of the workshop.
The first FREE workshop open to particpants is occurring on the 21st of September 2011 at the Centre for Construction Innovation and details are below:
Building Effective Relationships
Learning how to deal with different types of people can often be a challenging process. It can mean the difference between success or failure in any given task in a highly pressurised world. Learning how to manage your relationships effectively can help to reduce stress, improve productivity levels and create a happier working environment.
This workshop will focus on:-
- The origins and complexities of different people and personality types
- Learning how our responses can affect their behaviour
- Responding effectively in difficult situations
- Sharing ideas and practical tips to use straight away
To book yourself a place or for any further details please email Lisa on lisa.worrall@ccinw.com or telephone Head Office on: 0161 295 5076.
NB: Please note that this event is FREE only to North West based SMEs. An SME is defined as having fewer than 250 employees, an annual turnover of less than €50m and/or balance sheet funds less than €43m. They must also be independent of large enterprises; not owned more than 25% by a non-SME.
