Creative approaches to team meetings (for teams)
Explore and consider ways to improve and structure team meetings. Learn how to increase participation and enjoyment through creative exercises and resources.
This is a 1/2 day course delivered online (for teams).
This course will be useful to anyone who is experiencing ‘team meeting syndrome’. It will help you to consider how to improve the structure and process of meetings and ways to increase participation and enjoyment.
You’ll experience creative exercises and resources to help create a toolbox for your own meetings.
Also currently available (online for individuals).
Course aims
To explore making team meetings meaningful and effective through using creative methods, resources and approaches
Course objectives
By the end of the course, you will have had opportunities to:
- Consider team meeting traps, pitfalls and habits
- Explore ways to increase meaning and enjoyment for all attendees
- Practise methods and resources to increase energy, focus and participation
Venue info:
This course is delivered online (for teams)
Trainer: Susan Lawrence
"An opportunity to spend the morning with management colleagues. The check-in suggestions and ideas that were creative. Top tips on structuring meetings and including timings in agendas. Interactivity and short sharp bursts of activity to keep focused and engaged."
Course participant, June 2022
"New skills to use in team meetings to maintain engagement. Training was really short, sharp and informative."
Course participant, June 2022
"The speed of delivery and new ideas was great. It was all useful."
Course participant, June 2022
"Engaging and helpful model on how to deliver a meeting that is engaging and effective. Useful to see Susan modelling the behaviour and giving some top tips. Full and vibrant session, half a day was perfect."
Course participant, June 2022
"Very useful with great new tools for check in and check out element."
Course participant, June 2022
"Very useful and interactive. I liked that the course was half a day, short and snappy."
