Overview
This practical virtual workshop is for people who want to improve their attention to detail and not make mistakes in their everyday tasks. Participants are introduced to accuracy fundamentals and learn how to apply key principles for error-free working
The objectives are to:
- Introduce basic accuracy skills to get things right first time
- Improve attention to detail and adopt an accuracy mindset
- Introduce techniques for preventing mistakes in data and documents
- Manage time for greater productivity and efficiency
All human beings make mistakes. The good news is that all human beings can develop practical skills to overcome the natural barriers to accuracy. In this introduction to accuracy skills, participants learn a variety of techniques to enable them to handle information and complete tasks correctly, even when working under pressure. ‘Attention to detail’ is a key requirement in many job roles and this fun, practical workshop reveals how to manage distractions and how to work accurately with written communications.
Date
Session one: Tuesday 9 September, 9:30am – 1:15pm
Session two: Wednesday 10 September, 9:30am – 1:15pm
Price
Members: £240 + VAT
Non-Members: £250 + VAT
CPD points
Claim 2 CPD points for attending this webinar!
Accessing your joining link
You can now login to your SLCC portal to access training materials, including joining information, certificates, recordings, and presentations—all in one place.
We will no longer send joining instructions via email. Instead, we invite all delegates to log into their SLCC account, ‘Training & Events’ section, to access their joining link.
About the Trainer
Greg Fradd
Greg is the Director and Head of Training for The Accuracy People.
Greg has been working in the field of Learning & Development for 25 years, and has been specialising in the field of accuracy and attention-to-detail since 2005.
The Accuracy People help organisations reduce costs and increase productivity by equipping their people with the tools to ‘get it right first time, every time’.
The Accuracy People work with those for whom data accuracy is important. They help people explore why human beings make mistakes – all of which have a consequence – and in turn, enable them to reduce ‘human error’ in the workplace.
Their work has taken them around the world, helping clients as diverse as banks, law firms, wealth management firms, pharmaceutical companies, telecommunications companies, utilities suppliers, local and national governments, manufacturers, publishers, police forces, railway signal operators, funeral directors and potato farmers.
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