This course, comprised of online group workshops, self-study, self-organized group work and flexible on demand coaching sessions, aims to equip you with skills for your future work life.
- Insights on how the work environment is due to change (“Future of Work”) based on technology and innovation and how it also affects healthcare policymaking
- Skills to be adaptable and flexible for an ongoing change in the work place
- Knowledge on navigating a more complex more intercultural work environment
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Programme
Brief overview - content:
1st session: group meeting and self-study
- Overview: history of work, from the industrial age to the future of work
- Changes in the healthcare sector
- Innovations: how are we working now and how to deal with robots as our colleagues
- Your experience
- Critical voices
- Strategies
2nd session: group meeting and self-study & group work
- Dealing with changes in the workplace: fears & opportunities
- Learning about a more complex and more intercultural work environment
- Intercultural models, game
- Intercultural working norms
- Tips on how to navigate
- How to change individual working styles to be more adaptable
- Reflection
- Exercise
- Group discussion
- Wrap-up hour
- Learnings, tools, next steps for final self-study assignment
Dates, Times & Learning hours:
Please note that all times refer to Central European Time.
Sum of all learning hours: 20
- June 15-23 (2,5 hrs):
- Preparation in self-study
- June 24 (7,5 hrs):
- 9.30 – 13.00: online live training,
- 14.00 – 18.00: self-study & group work
- June 25 (7,5 hrs):
- 9.30 – 14.00: online live training
- 3 hrs flexible self-study & group work (can be done anytime between June 25 & 28)
- June 29 (2,5 hrs):
- 9.30 – 10.00: online group good-bye
- 2 hrs self-study (to be submitted until July 15)
Language of workshop: English
Certificate of attendance: Participants will receive a certificate of attendance.
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Registration
Please register here by June 8, 2020. Please note that the application form is currently only available in German. A translation is provided on the website, which we kindly ask you to use. In case you experience any difficulties or have questions concerning the course, please contact Anna Schwark.