Time Management Training Reviews

I really like the idea of categorising tasks and acting accordingly

The core competencies of activity logs and planning were well presented. The rest was meaningless twaddle. The opening sentence is just wrong - Animals are time aware. The reward section is on the verge of becoming a time bandit!

A very good session on the things that waste time and how to tackle them. I found the present self and the future self a very good example and explanation

This will benefit myself and the team I work with.

I understand that for some, these simple steps can be useful. However, I use many of the methods discussed and I still struggle with time management. I believe I have ADHD and I found the training patronising as it told me what to do that I'm already doing. The training didn't consider how neurodiversity may impact time management skills, or how different abilities might impact how someone is able to carry out tasks. I didn't think it was very inclusive. I think there also needs to be a section that explains how people with neurodiversity, where we can find specific support for our needs, and to explain how people can work with neurodiverse colleagues.

Good basic reminders about how to make the most of my day and setting goals.

Great

Relevant topic, but training more suited to business environments than further education. Staff in education settings may not be afforded same opportunities to work away from main workplaces, cannot avoid disruptions to working days affecting time management performances.

Very useful tips and advice. Difficult to stick to when running a Construction Site on your own and expected to do everything from Inductions, First Aid, QA, H&S, filing and redesigning various aspects of the project as well as motivate and lead my men out on the site. Will use the activity log and take it from there. Onwards and upwards. Colin

A very important Training course to give you a view on organising your day and how to ensure you make the most of your time, especially when it comes to prioritising your tasks, big and small.