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OVERVIEW OF YOUTH BRANDING UNIVERSITY COURSES

OVERVIEW OF YOUTH BRANDING UNIVERSITY

Youth Branding University (YBU) is a relevant comprehensive 501 c3 non-profit organization simulating a "University" that is designed to educate, elevate, empower, encourage, energize, engage, enrich, equip, and expand today's global youth, millennials, parents, adults, and senior citizens in the marketplace and the community at large.

Although YBU's sweet spot and focus are to offer courses to middle school, high school, and young adults, we also provide courses to elementary school, parents, adults, and senior citizens students.  YBU offers the following delivery options to our students as it relates to over 50 standardized courses:

  • In-Person Group Training
  • Virtual/Webinar Group Training
  • Hybrid Group Training
  • In Personal/One on One Individual Coaching and Training
  • Virtual Personal/One on One Individual Coaching and Training

Youth Branding University also offers customized courses in order to meet the specific needs of its existing and new clients with the same delivery options above.

Overall, we offer courses under the following Course Categories:

 As to our courses, upon completion our a course some courses with presents a Youth Branding Univesity to students in order to recognize then for their accomplishment. 

OUR COURSES INCLUDING SYLLABUS

Listed below you will find our cutting-edge, interactive, informative, and relevant courses that Youth Branding University is offering to existing and new students designed to prepared them for today's lifestyle challenges, business marketplace, and global financial economy.

YOUTH BRANDING UNIVERSITY TOP 5 NEW 2020 FEATURED COURSES
How To Become a Chairperson or CEO of a Fortune 500 Company

How To Become a Chairperson or CEO of a Fortune 500 Company

Syllabus Coming Soon!

Let's Talk: Unhealthy Lifestyles

Let's Talk: Unhealthy Lifestyles

Let’s Talk: Prevention Curriculum is an evidence-based, interactive, 14 module curriculum intended to educate young people about alternatives to dealing with life challenges as well as to building life skills that youth can use to resolve problems without resorting to unsafe behavior or running away. 

The curriculum can be used in any number of settings, including schools, youth groups, community centers, and after schools clubs.  Let’s Talk is primarily designed for youth ages 10-20, but is easily adapted to other age groups.  The curriculum also includes worksheets that go along with each activity and pre and post-tests.

 
MODULE 1: COMMUNICATION AND LISTENING

Youth will identify barriers to communications and use active listening skills in real-life scenarios  Youth will receive an introduction to the NRS Crisis Intervention Model.

 
MODULE 2: ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT

Youth will learn the aspects and challenges associated with adolescent development.  Youth will discover their personal identity by looking at their strengths and unique qualities.

 
MODULE 3: PERSONAL INFLUENCES

Youth will identify how personal values, principles, and beliefs impact their decision making.  Youth will reflect on the role of influential others in decision-making.

 
MODULE 4: PEERS AND HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS

Youth will discuss positive, negative, direct, and indirect peer pressure.  Youth will describe the characteristics of their current family, friendship, and social groups. Youth will describe characteristics of their existing relationships.  Youth will learn the characteristics of healthy dating relationships.

 
MODULE 5: FAMILIES – ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Youth will define the term “family” for themselves and will consider the roles and responsibilities each family member holds.  Youth will learn techniques to improve communication among family members as well as skills to resolve family challenges.

 
MODULE 6: RUNAWAY REALITY

Youth will brainstorm reasons why young people choose to run away, questions to consider before leaving, and alternates to running away.  Youth will learn about risk factors associated with running away, including sexual exploitation.

 
MODULE 7: NATIONAL SAFE CONNECTIONS

Youth will identify their own personal “safe place”.  Youth will learn about the National Safe Place program, which invites local businesses and agencies to provide access to immediate help and supportive resources for all you people in crisis.

 
MODULE 8: COMMUNITY RESPONSE AND RESPONSIBILITY

Youth will consider who in their community is affected, both directly and indirectly by a runaway incident.  Youth will learn how to use their community as a resource and discover ways to contribute to their community.

 
MODULE 9: ANGER MANAGEMENT

Youth will identify and recognize emotional and physical reactions to anger. Youth will learn positive ways to deal with these reactions.

 
MODULE 10: STRESS REDUCTION

Youth will identify their individual stressors. Youth will learn problem-solving techniques, stress management skills, and resources to avert a potential crisis situation.

 
MODULE 11: DRUGS AND ALCOHOL

Youth will learn facts about and reasons why people use drugs and alcohol.  Youth will discuss consequences and risks associated with drugs and alcohol.

 
MODULE 12: SEXUALITY AND SEXUAL ORIENTATION

Youth will consider the roles of sexuality and sexual orientation play in the lives of those who choose to run away.

 
MODULE 13: INTERNET SAFETY AND FUN

Youth will transform their current uses of the internet and ways to interact safely online.  Role plays will be used to encourage internet safety.

 
MODULE 14: FUTURE LIFE PLANNING

Youth will identify personal or life goals they want to achieve. Youth will discuss facilitators and barriers in achieving life goals they identify in this module

Preparing Generation Next For Life And The Real Business World

PREPARING GENERATION NEXT FOR LIFE AND THE REAL BUSINESS WORLD

 Bill Gates Has An Education, Life, Career, Business, and Wealth Coach! 

Oprah Winfrey Has An Education, Life, Career, Business, and Wealth Coach! 

Warren Buffett Has An Education, Life, Career, Business, and Wealth Coach! 

Mark Zuckerberg Has An Education, Life, Career, Business, and Wealth Coach! 

Most Successful and Wealthy People Have An Education, Life, Career, Business, and Wealth Coach! 

WHY THIS COURSE IS SIGNIFICANT?

  • Entrepreneurial ventures generate new wealth. New and improved products, services or technology from entrepreneurs enable new markets to be developed and new wealth to be created.
  • Through their unique offerings of new goods and services, entrepreneurs break away from tradition and indirectly support freedom by reducing dependence on obsolete systems and technologies. This results in an improved quality of life, improved morale and greater economic freedom.
  • 65% of school children will be employed in jobs that don’t exist yet. S. Department of Labor
  • Total consumer debt totaled $3.898 trillion in 2018, a 7.6% increase from last year. Average consumer debt per capita is approximately $11,880 (total consumer debt/total US population as of July 4, 2018).
  • Nearly 80 percent of American workers (78 percent) say they're living paycheck to paycheck, according to a 2017 report by employment website CareerBuilder. Women are particularly vulnerable: 81 percent of them report living paycheck to paycheck, compared with 75 percent of men.
  • GOBankingRates survey found that 69 percent of Americans had less than $1,000 in total savings and 34 percent had no savings at all.
  • Looking only at federal student loan debt: 42.2 million Americans owed $1.41 trillion in outstanding federal student loans as of June 30, 2018. The average federal student loan debt per borrower was $33,460. Most federal student loan borrowers (77%) owed $40,000 or less, but more than 2.7 million owed $100,000 or more.

 CURRENT STUDENT TESTIMONIES

 "This is an awesome class. I feel that what I have been taught so far has made me open my eyes as to how to manage money. I also liked how the information was presented by Coach Jeffery and that real-world examples were used to emphasize a lot of concepts. I am really enjoying the class and I am looking forward to moving on to learning about entrepreneurship." EAS Homeschool Student Sean, 2/11/2020

CLICK HERE to listen to Joseph Johnson's video testimony, CLICK HERE to see how he started his lawn care business, whereby he generated over $2,000 in revenue in 3 months, and CLICK HERE to review his lawn care business website.

FORMER STUDENT GRADUATES AND PARENTS FEEDBACK REGARDING THIS COURSE

Student graduates along with their parents for this course tell us that students are learning new skills that have made them increasingly focused on their goals. They feel they make better decisions when faced with difficult choices and confront problems and challenges more positively. And they believe they are more persuasive communicators, better prepared for applying to colleges, interviewing for jobs, or starting a business.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This is a two-semester course (fall and spring) for middle school and high school students. It is a must-take course which is unique because it prepares the student to deal with the “REAL WORLD” as it relates to life preparation and skills, branding yourself and your business, financial empowerment, college planning, career readiness, entrepreneurship, and wealth building. Basically, this is a Generation Next Personal and Professional, Training and Development Course that was designed to empower youth for now and the future.

It provides skills they need to set and achieve goals and perform to their full potential – at home, school, life, and work. This course was developed with feedback from students (survey of 350 students) along with the Coach Jeffery Duncan Henderson’s background on life experiences, educational training, corporate work experiences in the financial services industry, traveling internationally on business, interacting with numerous business executive, millionaires, and being hired by billionaire J. Mack Robinson who the School of Business at Georgia State is named after.

This course is also designed based on Coach Jeffery's oldest daughter graduating from Georgia Tech (Business, Project Management, and Technology) as an honor roll student-athlete in 2018 with money in her pocket, his youngest daughter getting ready to graduate from the University of Georgia (Civil Engineering) as an honor roll student-athlete in 2020 with money in her pocket, one of his students receiving a $200,000 scholarship, and another of his students acquiring scholarships.

Today, the world is more complex, competitive, and demanding than ever before. Young people often need to balance school, work, and relationships while at the same time planning for their future. This course prepares teens to become more confident and better able to cope with the pressure and stress that they face.

Listed below you will find a General Scope of this Course and a more Descriptive Syllabus of this course attached:

  • ADVERTISING, MARKETING, AND SALES
  • BANKING: CREDIT UNIONS, AND MONEY WHAT EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW
  • BIG DATA: HOW DATA ANALYTICS AND STATISTICS ARE TRANSFORMING THE WORLD
  • BRANCHES OF THE GOVERNMENT - LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL
  • BRANDING AND SOCIAL MEDIA - PERSONAL AND BUSINESS
  • BUDGETING AND MONEY MANAGEMENT SKILLS
  • BUSINESS BANKING
  • BUSINESS AND CAREER SKILLS INCLUDING BUSINESS PRINCIPLES
  • BUSINESS ETIQUETTE
  • BUSINESS LAW AND CONTRACTS
  • BUYING AN AUTOMOBILE
  • CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES
  • COLLEGE, VOCATIONAL, TECHNICAL, AND EDUCATIONAL PLANNING
  • COMMERCIAL AND REAL ESTATE INVESTING, INCLUDING FLIPPING HOMES
  • COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC SPEAKING SKILLS
  • COST OF LIVING, LIFE PREPARATION, AND LIFESTYLE SKILLS
  • CRASHES AND CRISIS: LESSONS FROM A HISTORY OF FINANCIAL DISASTERS
  • CREDIT SCORE REPAIR AND DEBT MANAGEMENT 
  • CUSTOMER SERVICE - DOING IT THE RIGHT WAY
  • CYBERSECURITY AND PERSONAL DATA
  • DREAM BIG, BUT HAVE A VISION, MISSION, AND PURPOSE TO ACHIEVE YOUR GOALS
  • DRESS FOR SUCCESS
  • ECONOMIC/GOVERNMENT SYSTEMS
  • EMPLOYEE BENEFITS AND HUMAN RESOURCES
  • ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND PURCHASING A FRANCHISE FROM A TO Z
  • ESTABLISHING A LEGACY AND PREPLANNING
  • FITNESS, HEALTHY AND NUTRITIONAL LIVING
  • FUNDAMENTALS OF INDIVIDUAL AND BUSINESS TRAVEL - UNDERSTANDING CUSTOMS AND CULTURES
  • GAMES PEOPLE PLAY: GAME THEORY IN LIFE, BUSINESS, AND BEYOND
  • GOAL SETTING STRATEGIC PLANNING, AND ACCOUNTABILITY- PREPARING FOR FUTURE SUCCESS
  • HOW TO BECOME A SUPERSTAR STUDENT
  • HOW TO READ AN ANNUAL REPORT AND OTHER BUSINESS FINANCIAL REPORTS
  • HOW TO WIN FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE BUSINESS PEOPLE
  • INDIVIDUAL AND BUSINESS TAX ESSENTIALS 3.0
  • ESTATE PLANNING
  • EXECUTIVE, MANAGEMENT, AND SUPERVISORY TRAINING 3.0
  • IDENTITY THEFT AND SCAMS
  • INSURANCE
  • INVESTMENTS
  • MANAGING STRESS AND WORRY
  • MICROSOFT OFFICE - EXCEL, POWERPOINT, PROJECT, PUBLISHER, VISIO, AND WORD
  • PERSONAL LEGAL PLANS
  • PROJECT MANAGEMENT
  • REAL ESTATE AND FINANCING A HOME
  • RELATIONSHIP BUILDING
  • RETIREMENT PLANNING
  • SUCCESS PRINCIPLES, VALUES, LESSONS, AND MORALES 
  • SUCCESSION PLANNING
  • SUPPLY CHAIN AND PURCHASING
  • TECHNOLOGY - ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, AUTOMATION, GRAPHIC DESIGN, AND WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
  • TIME MANAGEMENT: ORGANIZE AND PRIORITIZE TO INCREASE YOUR PRODUCTIVITY
  • VOTER REGISTRATION
  • WEALTH BUILDING - SECRETS AND STEPS TO BECOMING A BILLIONAIRE

EDUCATION, LIFE, CAREER, BUSINESS, AND WEALTH SUCCESS L-EARNING: PREPARING GENERATION NEXT FOR THE REAL WORLD

While this two-semester 90-minute interactive course (fall and spring) is centered on real-life scenarios and role-playing and provides in-depth coverage of successful educational, life, career, business, and wealth strategies, it is relatively easy for students to follow and absorb. It is not brain surgery; it is not nuclear physics or integral calculus. A student of average intelligence who wants to be educated, empowered, engaged, and exposed to new life-long concepts will learn an amazing amount of useful skills and insights while at the same time having fun. When students walk away from this two-semester course they will create an Educational Plan, Personal Branding and Social Media Plan, Personal Life Execution Plan, Career Plan, Business Plan, and Fiscal Wealth Plan.

WHY THIS COURSE IS SIGNIFICANT FOR YOUR STUDENT

Trying to determine which education, life, career, business, and wealth options might be the best choice for a teenager can be a daunting task. Let’s face it, in today’s busy world we all want and need to minimize time and effort, and reduce confusion, stress, and risk. That’s where Coach Jeffery Duncan Henderson comes in. His proven methodology works; it has worked for over 30 years helping thousands of students achieve their dreams, vision, purpose, and mission in life, career, business, and wealth building.

Thus, wouldn't it be worth your student learning what wealthy people have their kids taught at an early age by allowing them to invest just two semesters of their time to discover and prepare for their Education, Life, Career, Business, and Wealth Options? This is a once in a lifetime chance for your student to acquire this type of training and coaching before they become a young adult.

COACH JEFFERY'S COMMITMENT

Your student working with a Life and Career Coach like Jeffery Duncan Henderson is one of the most powerful ways for them to get clarity around what they want in their future life and career. As a Life and Career coach not only can Coach Jeffery help your student better define their Educational, Lifestyle, Career, Income, Equity, and Wealth potential goals but also help them determine what may or may not work for them in their life and career. 

Coach Jeffery is 100% dedicated to engaging and guiding each student through a Journey of Discovery to learn about their needs, their wants, their goals, their expectations, their options, and what is possible as it relates to their education, life, finances, and career along with helping them determine if Corporate America or business ownership is right for them. To learn additional information about Coach Jeffery, please visit www.YBUtrainingedu.org.

WINNING COURSE STRATEGIES

This course includes winning concepts by many leading-edge resources like Dave Ramsey, Suze Orman, Warren Buffet, Bill Gates, Jack Maxwell, Steve Covey, teenage entrepreneurs, Dale Carnegie Training, Millionaire Mind Intensive, Fortune Builders, Success Resources, Next Gen Personal Finance, MYMONEY.gov, youth.gov, Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection Financial Empowerment Curriculum, FDIC Money Smart, Money Experience, Vanguard’s My Classroom Economy Curriculum, Visa’s Practical Money Skills for Life Lessons, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Youth Financial Education Curriculum, Wells Fargo Hands on Banking, Chase Bank Your Money, Bank of America/Khan Academy Better Money Habits, BB&T Financial Knowledge, National Endowment for Financial Education, American Management Association (AMA), Council for Economic Education’s Financial Fitness for Life, FoolProof’s Financial Literacy Curriculum, Operation Hope Banking On Our Banking, Take Charge Today, Federal Reserve Bank: Building Wealth: A Beginner's Guide to Securing Your Financial Future, and Success Magazine: SUCCESS for Teens, Learn@Forbes Entrepreneurship Essentials, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Business Entrepreneurship Course, Stanford University Business Entrepreneurship Course, and Entrepreneur Magazine Step-by-Step Startup Guides Curriculum.

HOW WILL YOU BENEFIT FROM THIS CLASS?

Upon completing this class, your student will have the tools to think and operate like a successful Board of Directors Chairperson, CEO, Intrapreneur, and/or Entrepreneur. They will also have a basic understanding of the following topics: Branding and Social Media Awareness, Budgeting and Finance, Business Writing, Communication Skills, Career Readiness, College Planning, Customer Service, Economics, Estate Planning, Financial Management, How to Select Board Members and Their Management Team, Human Resource Management, Information Technology, Interpersonal Skills, Investments, Leadership Skills, Life Preparation, Life Skills, Management and Supervisory Skills, Marketing, Presentation Skills, Project Management, Purchasing and Supply Management, Sales, Strategic Alliance Management, Strategic Planning, Thinking, and Innovation, Problem-Solving and Decision-Making, Time Management, Wealth Building, and much more. 

 STUDENT ASSESSMENTS

The student will take a Finding Your Spiritual Gifts assessment, 360 Degree Assessment, skills assessment, career assessment, and entrepreneurship assessment to determine if he/she has what it takes to become a successful executive business-person and entrepreneur in our global competitive business marketplace.

COURSE COMPETITIONS - PLEASE REFER TO THE ATTACHMENT

ACTIVITIES

Business Partnerships with small businesses, guest speakers, field trips, and learning activities will be incorporated in this course.

 TUITION FEE/COST

This course consists of two semesters. 

  • Fall/semester Tuition: TBD
  • Spring semester Tuition: TBD
  • Combined/semesters Tuition: TBD
  • Competition Fees: $25.00 per semester
  • Printing and Supplies: $15 per semester
  • Late fee: An additional $5 per week.

DROP POLICY:

Enrollment is for a year-long course. By enrolling in this course, you are committing to a full year of study and full payment of tuition.  Exceptions will be made as follows:

  • The family moves more than 50 miles from LAC
  • Death of a parent
  • Primary income earner for the family loses employment
  • In these cases, a prorated refund of tuition will be given, or the remainder of the unpaid balance will be waived. 

LECTURES AND CLASS TIME

Class time will primarily be spent on instruction and classroom projects. Students should bring notebooks, writing utensils, and either laptop, smartphone or tablet to each class.

TEXTBOOKS

  • Six-Week Start-Up: A Step-By-Step Program for Starting Your Business, Making Money, And Achieving Your Goals!

OTHER COURSE MATERIALS

  • 3-Ring Binder with paper
  • 5 Dividers
  • Calculator
  • Pen/Pencils
The YBU Foreign Exchange Market (FOREX) Educational Course

Youth Branding University Investment Educational Course

Did you know that you can invest in the Foreign Exchange Market (FOREX) like the larger international banks and Financial centers around the world with small increments of money?

Did you know that the FOREX Market is a $6.6 trillion financial market based on the following:

Did you know that the FOREX market is unique because of the following characteristics:

  • its huge trading volume, representing the largest asset class in the world leading to high liquidity;
  • its geographical dispersion;
  • its continuous operation: 24 hours a day except for weekends, i.e., trading from 22:00 GMT on Sunday (Sydney) until 22:00 GMT Friday (New York);
  • the variety of factors that affect exchange rates;
  • the low margins of relative profit compared with other markets of fixed income; and
  • the use of leverage to enhance profit and loss margins and with respect to account size.

Inasmuch, the Foreign Exchange Market (Forex, FX, or currency market) is a global decentralized or over-the-counter (OTC) market for the trading of currencies. This market determines foreign exchange rates for every currency. It includes all aspects of buying, selling, and exchanging currencies at current or determined prices. In terms of trading volume, it is by far the largest market in the world, followed by the credit market.

The main participants in this market are the larger international banks. Financial centers around the world function as anchors of trading between a wide range of multiple types of buyers and sellers around the clock, with the exception of weekends. Since currencies are always traded in pairs, the Foreign Exchange Market market does not set a currency's absolute value but rather determines its relative value by setting the market price of one currency if paid for with another. Ex: US$1 is worth X CAD, or CHF, or JPY, etc.

As a result, the Youth Branding University Investment Educational Course is designed to empower existing and new students by offering world-renowned trading educational sessions. We are dedicated to our students and prepared to assist them in learning how to navigate the financial markets!

This course offers a Trade Academy designed to teach our students on how to analyze and trade the foreign exchange financial markets!  Our premier, in-depth education platform is designed to be completely comprehensive covering multiple asset classes and taking potential traders A - Z from trading basics all the way through advanced institutional trading. The platform includes extensive video training covering a vast scope of financial market education, many additional text resources to aid in comprehension, and quizzes/homework assignments designed to test you along the way and ensure that students grasp each important subject.

This course is comprised to take our students directly into the financial markets to show hands-on examples and explanations and show how all of the education can be applied in a real market environment!

This course is organized into 6 main modules as follows:

  • Module 1: Indices
  • Module 2: Commodities
  • Module 3: Cryptocurrency
  • Module 4: Forex
  • Module 5:Stocks 
  • Module 6: Technical Analysis

​Modules 1 through 5 are designed to provide our students with all of the necessary foundational knowledge for the particular asset class that is required prior to actually learning how to analyze and trade the corresponding assets. In these sectors, students will learn about the terminology, history, mechanics, industry, etc. for the particular module. Additionally, each of these modules is designed to offer a complete foundation so each module will have training on brokers, trading platforms, and how to navigate them (including MT4 and TradingView), and much more!

Please note that Youth Branding University nor our instructors do not provide broker recommendations, nor are we directly affiliated with any brokerages. We solely provide helpful educational information to assist our students in their research so that they are more comfortable as to investing in the Foreign Exchange Market.

Module 6 focuses completely on Technical Analysis, which is the use of past market data to analyze current market conditions and make calculated trading decisions. The vast majority of our training content will be in this module, and we place a significant focus on taking our students straight into markets/charts so that our students can learn directly from the financial markets that they will be analyzing and trading in the future.

Youth Branding University strives to ensure that all of our students are fully informed of the risks associated with trading the financial markets and not just the potential benefits. We strongly encourage that our students read the Risk Disclosure located below:.

Risk Disclosure: Trading the financial markets carries a high risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Trading on margin and utilizing leverage can carry an even higher level of risk that can lead to a complete loss of investment funds. Before deciding to trade the financial markets, you should carefully and diligently consider your personal investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. Because a possibility exists that you could potentially sustain a significant loss, you should NOT invest or trade any capital that you cannot afford to lose. It is your responsibility to be aware of and understand all risks associated with trading the financial markets, and to seek professional advice from an independent certified financial advisor if you have any doubts. 

To attend one of our student orientation sessions (one-hour virtual session) or to enroll in this course, please e-mail our admission office at admissions@ybutrainingedu.org or call us at 404 941 5578.

Youth For Human Rights Course

Youth For Human Rights Course

The purpose of this course is to teach youth about human rights, specifically the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and inspire them to become advocates for tolerance and peace. The Youth For Human Rights CourseI has now grown into a global movement, including hundreds of schools, groups, clubs, and recreational centers around the world.

This course teaches human rights education both in the classroom and in nontraditional educational settings. We aim to reach people from diverse backgrounds, with materials which often appeal across generations. By teaching human rights through all means—from conferences and workshops to hip-hop and dancing—this message has spread around the world.

The contents of this course have a street-savvy, multiethnic, anti-bullying message that has captured the imagination of people around the world. Our 30 short modules depict the 30 Articles of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In less than a minute, youth can learn one of their human rights—and all of them in less than half an hour.

This course has inspired people to walk, race racecars, paint murals and hold small gatherings with youth groups and orphanages, as well as large open-air concerts.

This human rights curriculum fills the schoolrooms and halls of learning with the simple messages of what our human rights are.

Inasmuch, in this course, students will learn the following:

  • The 30 human rights every person has
  • How human rights started and why we have them
  • The importance of human rights for everyone

Listed below you will find the 30 modules for this course:

Module 1: Human Rights – We Were all Born and Free

Module 2: Human Rights – Don’t  Decimate

Module 3: Human Rights – The Right to Life

Module 4: Human Rights – No Slavery

Module 5: Human Rights – No Torture

Module 6: Human Rights – You Have the Right No Matter Where You Go

Module 7: Human Rights – We’re All Equal Before the Law

Module 8: Human Rights – Your Human Rights Are Protected by Law

Module 9: Human Rights –No Unfair Detainment

Module 10: Human Rights – The Right for Trail

Module 11: Human Rights – We’re Always Innocent Till Proven Guilty

Module 12: Human Rights – The Right to Privacy

Module 13: Human Rights – Freedom to Move

Module 14: Human Rights – A Right to Seek a Safe Place to Live

Module 15: Human Rights – A Right to Nationality

Module 16: Human Rights – Marriage and Family

Module 17: Human Rights – The Right to Your Own Things

Module 18: Human Rights – Freedom of Thought

Module 19: Human Rights – Freedom Expression

Module 20: Human Rights  – The Right to Public Assembly

Module 21: Human Rights – The Right to Democracy

Module 22: Human Rights – Social Security

Module 23: Human Rights – Workers Right

Module 24: Human Rights – The Right to Play

Module 25: Human Rights – Food and Shelter for All

Module 26: Human Rights – The Right to Education

Module 27: Human Rights – Copyright

Module 28: Human Rights – A Fair and Free World

Module 29: Human Rights – Responsibility

Module 30: Human Rights –No One Can Take Away Your Human Rights

YOUTH BRANDING UNIVERSITY TOP 5 MOST POPULAR COURSES
Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship

Would you like to be your own boss? Have you ever dreamed of starting your own business? Don’t know what to do about your great business idea? If you have ever thought about these situations then you need our entrepreneurship workshop.

Let our Entrepreneurship workshop help you achieve your dreams. Being an entrepreneur can be full of risks. These risks are minimized through drafting a business plan, knowing your competition, and successful marketing. All these and more can be found in our Entrepreneurship workshop.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Workshop Objectives
  • The Parking Lot
  • Action Plan
Module Two: Decide On The Type Of Business
  • Is It Feasible?
  • What Are Your Interests?
  • Do You Have The Experience?
  • Are You An Expert In The Field?
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: What Is The Market/Competition Like?
  • Is The Venture Lucrative?
  • Is There Competition?
  • How Can You Set Yourself Apart From The Competition?
  • How Is The Customer Prospect?
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Basics Of Starting A Business
  • Decide On A Name
  • Legal Structure Of Business
  • Register The Business
  • Choose A Location
  • Hire An Accountant
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Create A Business Plan
  • What Should Be Included In The Business Plan?
  • Gather Documentation
  • Develop Business Plan Outline
  • Draft Business Plan
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Get Financing
  • Contact Organizations For Guidance
  • Decide The Type Of Financing
  • Shop Around
  • What To Do Once Approved
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Hire Employees
  • Develop Job Description(S)
  • Advertise Positions
  • Interview Candidates
  • Select Candidates
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Training Employees
  • Teach Company Culture
  • Implement Actual Training For The Position
  • Provide Feedback
  • Offer Additional Training, If Necessary
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Market The Business
  • Traditional Marketing
  • Create A Website
  • Social Media
  • Networking Groups
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Run The Business
  • Procurement
  • Sell! Sell! Sell!
  • How To Manage Cash Flow
  • Budgeting
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Grow The Business
  • Offer More Products / Services
  • Open Another Location
  • Franchise Opportunities
  • Scoring Large Contracts
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words From The Wise
  • Review Of The Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Recommended Reading
  • Completion Of Action Plans And Evaluations
Financial Empowerment Course

Financial Empowerment Course

This financial empowerment course is engaging and fun, yet also meets core educational standards. The programming has been widely recognized for its ability to connect with students and inspire participants of all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds to take positive financial action.  The curriculum for this course is empowered by Dave Ramsey, Suze Orman, Bureau of Consumer Protection, Operation Hope Banking On Our Future, Wealthy Habit, Fortune Builders, and other resources.

MODULE 1: FINANCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

This chapter gives you an in-depth look at the psychological factors that affect how we handle our personal finances. The first topic discusses how money is tied to human needs and emotions. A second section explores how and by whom we are influenced when developing our money management habits, and how to find qualified information sources. Then the concept of behavioral finance is presented, and you will examine your own attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors related to personal finance.

The Model of Behavior Change is explained in Topic 4.4, defining the six stages we go through as we progress toward adopting positive money management habits. The final topic offers an introduction to financial goal-setting – how to write good goals, break them down into achievable action steps, and track progress.

Lessons In This Module:

  • Needs, Emotions, Money, and the Connection
  • How Financial Behaviors and Attitudes Form
  • Identifying Your Financial Behaviors
  • Molding Positive Financial Behaviors
  • Turning Dreams Into Goals and Plans

 
MODULE 2: SAVINGS EXPENSES, AND BUDGETING

This chapter introduces the basic aspects of budgeting and how budgeting benefits your progress toward attaining your desired lifestyle and reaching your financial goals. You will understand how savings forms the foundation of your financial planning, and learn the components of a savings plan.

In a further topic, you will comprehend the importance of evaluating every purchase based on whether it is a “need” or a “want” and know how to calculate opportunity cost. As the chapter continues, you will be introduced to the three primary types of expenses and tactics for reducing monthly payments toward those expenses. Action steps for creating a solid budget and automating financial accounting systems to facilitate regular review and revisions are provided. The last two topics in the chapter cover the processes involved with two major expenses individuals typically encounter during their lifecycles – automobile purchase and renting a home.
 

Lessons In This Module:

  • Budgeting Fundamentals and Overview
  • Setting Savings Goals and Creating a Savings Plan
  • Prioritizing Expenses and Opportunity Cost
  • Identifying and Reducing Your Expenses
  • Create Your Budget and Automate
  • Analyzing Your Budget and Addressing Gaps
  • Major Expenses – Automobile
  • Major Expenses – Renting a Home
  • Homeownership Budgeting

 
MODULE 3: ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT AND TEAM MEMBERS

This chapter covers the essentials of how to set up and manage accounts with a financial institution, and why and how to establish a trusted team of financial advisors. The first topic guides you in selecting the financial institution that matches your needs and goals. Then you are introduced to the process of setting up a central system to automate all your account transactions, which helps you save money and protect your credit. In a third topic, you learn the differences between debit cards and credit cards and how that information relates to your personal finance management. Finally, you will understand why having a trusted team of advisors is important to your financial future, and know-how to select your team members.

 
Lessons In This Module:

  • Choosing Where to Bank
  • Banking Essentials and Management
  • Debit Cards vs. Credit Cards
  • Building a Trusted Team

 
MODULE 4: LOANS AND DEBT

Most people will probably borrow money in some form during their lives. This chapter covers the ins and outs of loans and debt. The first topic discusses the different types of debt and when debts may be considered “good” versus “bad” debts. Then the basic loan calculations are covered including principal, interest, payment intervals, terms, and amortization. The risks and consequences of various types of debt are covered in the third topic, with tips for mitigating debt risk.

The fundamentals of loan qualification are presented in topic 4, providing guidelines to remove some of the anxiety from the process of taking out a loan. Next, strategies for developing a workable debt payoff plan are discussed. Credit cards, their potential advantages, and drawbacks form the topic of the next section. Automobile loan and lease options, how lenders qualify borrowers for auto loans, and how car loans can fit into one’s financial plan are presented. Finally, the various types of home mortgages, their qualification requirements, and terms are detailed, along with the process of negotiating a home loan.

 
Lessons In This Module:

  • Types of Debt
  • Loans Fundamentals
  • Risk of Debt
  • Loan Qualifications
  • How to Pay Off Debt
  • Credit Cards 101
  • Automobile Financing – Loans and Lease Options
  • Qualifying for a Home loan

 
MODULE 5: CREDIT PROFILE

This container focuses on credit, how credit affects your personal financial situation, and how to get and maintain good credit. First, you receive an overview of the term ‘credit’ and how it is applied. Then you will understand the value of having a good credit history and situations that can have a negative impact on your credit. You will be introduced to the components of your credit profile – credit history and credit score – and how they are derived. You will learn how to obtain a copy of your credit report, review your credit score, and create a credit plan. Strategies and actions for addressing errors on your credit report and improving your credit score are presented.

Finally, the types of identity theft are discussed, along with ways to prevent and handle situations where your identity is stolen.

 
Lessons In This Module:

Credit Profile Basics

  • Benefits and Consequences of Credit
  • Understanding Your Credit Profile
  • Access Your Credit Report
  • Addressing Problems with Credit
  • Identify Theft Protection
  • Scams

 
MODULE 6: INCOME

Most people must establish some source of income in their lives. This chapter covers various ways to generate income, along with some strategies for securing and possibly supplementing one’s income.

The first topic discusses finding fulfilling work in alignment with one’s dreams and passions. In the second section, we cover the rapid, recent advances in globalism and technology that affect job and income security.

The third topic presents steps individuals may take to maximize their earning potential, including considering benefits as part of a total compensation package, evaluating and enhancing one’s position in the job market. The next section expands on these strategies by discussing how to obtain salary increases from current employers and methods for seeking out and obtaining new employment opportunities. 

Finally, the chapter concludes with a topic about ways to find additional active income streams including second jobs, freelancing, and starting one’s own business

 
Lessons In This Module:

  • Aligning Your Passion with Income Sources
  • Minimizing Income Security Threats
  • Evaluating Your Income and Skills
  • Prepare for and Identify Income Opportunities
  • Income Diversification and Multiple Income Streams

 
MODULE 7: ECONOMIC AND GOVERNMENT INFLUENCES

Nearly all citizens are subject to various forms of taxation by their governments. Taxes represent a sizable component of most people’s budgets, but often are overlooked because they usually are deducted automatically. This chapter covers the various types of taxes one should consider for financial planning purposes.

The first topic provides an overview of taxes and why it’s important to find a trusted tax professional to help file your government tax returns. Mandatory income taxes, including those imposed by federal, state, and local governments, are discussed in the second topic. Consumption taxes – levied upon the purchase of goods and services – are the topic of the next section, followed by the various taxes to which investments may be subjected. Finally, the concept of inflation is presented and the importance of calculating the effects of inflation when developing a budget and investment strategy. 

Lessons In This Module:

  • Introduction to Taxes
  • Income Tax
  • Consumption Tax
  • Investment Tax
  • Inflation: Understanding and Planning


MODULE 8: RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE

Every day and with every decision, we encounter some type of risk. Insurance is a product that helps us manage our risk. This chapter starts by covering the basics of risk evaluation and management. It goes on to demonstrate how insurance reduces financial risk by protecting us against unpredictable losses.

Insurance companies evaluate the amount of risk an individual poses in order to calculate how much they will charge for coverage.

Two further topics offer comprehensive information about the types of insurance policies available, and how to evaluate your protection to determine the coverage you need. A guide for selecting dependable insurance companies and agents is offered, along with tools for keeping your policies current. The chapter continues with a topic that discusses estate plans and how to develop a plan that distributes your property and assets after you pass away, and wraps up with a section on disaster preparedness to prepare you and your family for the challenges of natural disasters.

 
Lessons In This Module:

  • What Are My Risks and How Do I Manage Them?
  • How Insurance Helps Reduce Risk
  • Types of Insurance and Which You Should Consider
  • Selecting an Insurance Company and Managing Policies
  • Estate Planning
  • Disaster Preparation


MODULE 9: INVESTING AND PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING

This chapter offers a comprehensive overview of investment processes and how investing fits into one’s personal financial planning. Topics introduce the motivations and preparation associated with investing.

You will understand why people decide to invest, how to determine your risk tolerance level, and how to calculate your net worth. The basics of the stock market, investing and retirement savings vehicles are also covered. Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), employer-sponsored retirement plans, fundamental investment principles and how to compare options based on return on investment (ROI). You will be introduced to various asset classes and how they may fit into a diversified investment portfolio.
 

Lessons In This Module: 

  • Why People Invest
  • Invest Risk
  • Assessing Your Net Worth
  • Identifying Your Future Needs
  • Investment Preparation
  • Personal Retirement Plans
  • Employee Sponsored Retirement Plans
  • Investment Basics
  • Understanding Compounding Interest
  • Types of Investments and Risk Tolerance
  • How the Stock Markets Works
  • How People Participate in the Stock Market
  • The Stock Market: Types of Investment Strategies
  • Investing In Bonds
  • All About Annuities
  • Real Estate – Risks and Rewards


MODULE 10: EDUCATION AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT

The current work environment has become increasingly globalized and competitive, and these rapid changes to the employment landscape mean that lifelong learning to expand and refresh one’s job skills has become essential. This chapter helps people evaluate options for higher education and how to fund one’s learning path. To get you started, the first topic guides you to consider various educational options that align with your goals and passions.

In the second topic, you will learn how to evaluate higher education decisions as tovestments, using tools investors commonly employ to compare investment options. The third section offers a plan to budget for higher education across three phases: initial expenses, in-school, and post-graduation. Next, multiple funding sources to pay for college education are detailed, along with ways to create a higher education funding plan. The final topic discusses the ins and outs of student loans and strategies to plan for paying off any student loan debt post-graduation.

Lessons In This Module:

  • Education Choices and Benefits
  • Education Cost-Benefit Analysis
  • Education Budgeting
  • Funding Your Education
  • Paying Off Student Loans
The Playbook To Becoming A Well-Rounded Super-Star Student Athlete

Student Athletics and Parents Course

The key to a student-athlete success is finding colleges that are a great fit academically, athletically, financially, geographically, and socially, and if any of those 5 factors are out of balance, a student-athlete will in most instances have a very difficult time with college.

While there is a limited number of student-athlete recruiting courses being offered today, the Youth Branding University Student-Athlete Course encompasses far more than simply the athletic recruiting process, as there are many more factors that go into the recruiting process than simply generating interest from college coaches and trying to receive an athletic scholarship.

Our course is meant to serve as a complete guide for every factor that contributes to the success of the middle school to high school student-athletes wishing to play at the collegiate level.

The Youth Branding University Student-Athlete Course is broken down into 11 unique sessions that cover over 90 individual topics that provide the groundwork for all high school athletes that wish to continue their athletic career in college.

Inasmuch, the Youth Branding University Student-Athlete Course was designed to provide parents, student-athletes, administrators, coaches, and counselors with the most detailed information on the college application and athletic recruiting process for aspiring high school athletes who wish to continue their athletic career at the college level.

Listed below you will find the Youth Branding University's Student-Athlete Workshop Syllabus.  This is the standard format for this workshop; however, we can customize it per request.

MODULE 1 - INTRODUCTION

  • Youth Branding University's Mission te educate and empower student-students
  • The Youth Branding University's Founder and CEO's academics, athletics (multiple sports high school athlete), community service, and school activities stories.
  • The stories of the Youth Branding University Founder ad CEO's oldest daughter who was a highly recruited student-athlete story (graduated from Georgia Tech as an honor roll student-athlete in Women's Track and Field) and his youngest daughter who was a scholar student-athlete walk-on at the University of Georgia (currently an honor roll student-athlete in Women's Basketball). 
  • Why the recruiting & college process is difficult 

MODULE 2 - KEY STATISTICS ABOUT SPORTS

  • Middle School
  • High School
  • College
  • Professional Sports
  • Recruitment Myths and Facts

MODULE 3 - GIVING BACK TO SOCIETY AND MAKING IT A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE

  • Social Justice
  • Human Rights
  • Humanitarian 
  • Volunteerism
  • Role Model/Mentor/Leader
  • Philanthropist

MODULE 4 - ACADEMICS

  • How To Be A Super Star Student-Athlete
  • Establishing an Accountability Partner, Mentor, and Tutor
  • Having a Winning Attitude and being a Team Player in the Classroom and on the Field/Court
  • Working Hard and being Mentally Tough in the Classroom and on the Field/Court
  • Keeping track of your Schoolwork and Homework
  • Developing healthy academic habits
  • Managing Team and Organizing Workspace
  • Classroom Assignments
  • Taking Charge of Your Homework Assignments
  • Test Taking
  • The Importance of Your Grades in Middle School
  • The Significance of Your GPA in High School and Achieving a High GPA
  • Recognizing one's learning style, and tapping into its specific strengths
  • Taking notes effectively to avoid missing out on what's being covered in class;
  • Knowing how to organize and prioritize homework and class projects;
  • Solving problems with creativity and critical thinking
  • Partnering with Your Teachers
  • Finding a Balance
  • Approaching tests with focus, thorough preparation, and confidence.

MODULE 5 - HEALTH, WELLNESS, FITNESS, AND NUTRITION EDUCATION

  • Health
  • Wellness
  • Fitness
  • Nutrition

MODULE 6 - FINANCIAL SECURITY

  • How to Graduate from College with Money in Your Pocket
  • What Wealthy People Teach Their Kids
  • Financial Lifestyle Preparation
  • Budgeting
  • Banking On Our Future
  • Wealth Creation
  • Investments
  • Estate and Retirement Planning
  • Preplanning and Legacy Planning

MODULE 7 - BUSINESS ESSENTIALS

  • Career Readiness
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Buying a Franchise

MODULE 8 – THE FUTURE OF TECHNOLOGY IN SPORTS IS HERE NOW

  • Social Media
  • Uniforms
  • Equipment
  • Field/Court

MODULE 9 – CAREERS IN SPORTS OUTSIDE OF BEING A PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE

  • Developing Your Personal Brand, Your Board of Directors, and Your Business Skills
  • Elementary School
  • Middle School
  • High School
  • College
  • Professional Sports

MODULE 10 – OTHER HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OPTIONS           

  • Prep School       
  • Post-Graduate School    
  • Junior College   
  • NAIA     

MODULE 11 - RESEARCHING & VISITING SCHOOLS             

  • Thinking of College. When to Start, How to Start     
  • How College is Changing              
  • Parent’s Role    
  • Getting the Most out of Your School Visits           
  • What you can Learn by Going to a College Game
  • Public schools vs. Private Schools             
  • Big schools vs. Small Schools
  • Tuition: In-State vs. Out-of-State.            
  • Matching your Academic Goals

MODULE 12 – COLLEGE APPLICATIONS       

  • Your College Application              
  • The Application Checklist             
  • Reach Schools, Target Schools, Safety Schools    
  • Admission Statistics        
  • Early Decision, Rolling Admission, Instant Admission
  • Waitlists and Deferrals  
  • Recommendations 
  • The Common Application             

MODULE 13 – FINANCIAL AID         

  • Financial Aid Myths        
  • Financial Aid Basics        
  • Financial Aid Q & A         
  • The Tools of Financial Aid            
  • Saving for College           
  • Choosing the Right 529 Plan       
  • Non-Athletic Scholarships            
  • Merit Scholarships          

MODULE 14 – RECRUITING SECTION            

  • College Recruiting Introduction
  • Common Mistakes by Parents and Students         
  • Myths and Realities of Recruiting             
  • Why you may not be “Discovered”          
  • Evaluating your High School Coach          
  • Getting Everyone on the Same Page       
  • How Athletic Scholarships Work 109
  • Walking on to a Team    
  • Rating your Athletic Ability          
  • Evaluating College Athletic Programs      
  • Evaluating Coaches
  • Evaluating College Rosters   
  • Division 3 Schools  
  • State School Recruiting  
  • State, Regional, and National Tournaments
  • How Coaches Find Potential Recruits 
  • What Coaches Look For
  • Official Visits   
  • Unofficial Visits 
  • Meeting with Coaches: Questions to Ask
  • Coaches Honesty     
  • Red-shirting  
  • Graduation Rates      
  • What Blue-Chip Athletes Should Consider  
  • Coaches Assistance in Acceptance   
  • Ivy League Recruiting     
  • Tournaments and Eligibility         

MODULE 15 - RECRUITING TOOLS  

  • Recruiting Surveys          
  • Making a Recruiting Video          
  • Corresponding with Coaches      
  • Athletic Resume Writing              
  • College Coaches Contacting You
  • In-home Visits
  • Moving the Process Forward      
  • Showcases         
  • Recruiting Services          

MODULE 16– ATHLETIC CAMPS     

  • Why you should Attend Athletic Camps 
  • How to Choose an Athletic Camp             
  • Alternatives to Sports Camps     

MODULE 17 – RECRUITING RULES AND GUIDELINES             

  • Who is the NCAA            
  • Recruiting Contact Rules              
  • Eligibility & Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse            
  • National Letter of Intent
  • Transferring  

MODULE 18 – LIFE AS AN ATHLETE

  • Life as a Student-Athlete in Middle School and High School
  • Life as a Student-Athlete n College
    • What College is All About            
    • College Classes 
    • Relationship Building with College Professors     
    • A Day in the Life of a Student-Athlete      
    • Expectations & Things You May Not Expect          
    • Why College Athletes Fail 
    • Surviving Your First Month of College     
    • Evaluating your First Year   
  • Life as a Professional Athlete   

MODULE 19 – HIRING THE RIGHT FINANCIAL PLANNING TEAM AND SPORTS AGENT

  • Selecting the right financial planning team
  • Selecting the right Sorts Agent
  • How to manage and track your money
  • How to prevent from going broke
  • How to set up a foundation
  • How to meet family expectations
  • How to handle your friends and posse' expectations
  • Life after being a professional athlete
The Future of Technology Is Here Now in the 21st Century

The Future of Technology Is Here Now in the 21st Century

Syllabus Coming Soon!

What Wealthy People Teach Their Kids

What Wealthy People Teach Their Kids

Syllabus Coming Soon!

Administrative office procedures may not be glamorous, but they are essential to the success of any enterprise. A well run office reduces miscommunications and helps to eliminate common errors. By making the administrative office a priority, you will establish clear policies and procedures with employee understanding and buy-in, which ensures that your work environment runs smoothly. 

With our Administrative Office Procedures course, participants will understand how an Administrative Office Procedure binder demonstrates professionalism and efficiency in an organization or office setting. It is also a marvelous instrument for quick reference and utilization. Strategies and procedures are a vital connection between the company"s vision and its everyday operations.

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE PROCEDURES COURSE SYLLABUS

  Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives


Module Two: Why Your Office Needs Administrative Procedures
  • Business Continuity
  • Succession Planning
  • Internal and External Audit Requirements
  • Recovery Planning
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions


Module Three: Gathering the Right Tools
  • Binder
  • Section Divider
  • Sheet Protectors
  • Cover to Cover Binders
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions


Module Four: Identifying Procedures to Include
  • Tracking Tasks for Some Days
  • Reach Out to Other Employees for Feedback/Ideas
  • Write Down Daily Tasks
  • Keep Track Using a Spreadsheet
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions


Module Five: Top Five Procedures to Record
  • Use a Template to Stay Consistent from Track to Track
  • Be as Detailed as Possible
  • Use Bullet Points Instead of Paragraphs
  • Ask Someone to Execute the Procedure
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions


Module Six: What to Include in Your Binder (I)
  • Phone Etiquette
  • Business Writing
  • Effective Time Management
  • Creating Meeting Arrangements
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions


  Module Seven: What to Include in Your Binder (II)
  • Policy on Absences
  • Breaks
  • Salaries
  • Benefits
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions


Module Eight: Organizing Your Binder
  • Create a Table of Contents
  • List Each Section (e.g. Accounting)
  • List Procedures in that Section
  • Keep Binder Updated with any New Changes
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions


Module Nine: What Not to Include in the Procedure Guide
  • Passwords
  • Identify Other Confidential Information Via Your Employer
  • Store Information in a Separate Folder Outside of the Guide
  • Find a Secure Location to Store
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions


Module Ten: Share Office Procedure Guide
  • Give Guide to Boss/Executive to Review
  • Inform Office Personnel of Procedure Guide
  • Place Guide in a Visible Area
  • Allow Office Personnel to Express Improvements/Updates if Needed
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions


Module Eleven: Successfully Executing the Guide
  • Create a One Hour Meeting/Seminar for Employees
  • Stay Consistent with Procedures
  • Make Employees Aware of any Updated Changes
  • Keep Open to Improvements
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions


Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Administrative assistants are a key part of most office environments. They work quietly in the background, ensuring that the business runs smoothly and efficiently. This course will give participants tools that will make them that person that the office can"t live without. 


In the Administrative Support course, participants will learn the core skills that will help them use their resources efficiently, manage your time wisely, communicate effectively, and collaborate with others skillfully. The practices presented in this course may take time to be a part of your daily work routine. However, making the commitment to consistently apply the concepts every day is the key to changing and adopting new behaviors in a short amount of time.

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE PROCEDURES COURSE SYLLABUS

  Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Getting Organized, Part One
  • Dealing with E-Mail
  • Managing Electronic Files
  • Keeping Track of the Paper Trail
  • Making the Most of Voice Mail
Module Three: Getting Organized, Part Two
  • Keeping Your Workspace Organized
  • Using a To-Do Book
  • The Extra Mile: Adding Project Management Techniques to Your Toolbox
Module Four: Managing Time
  • Managing Your Time
  • Keeping Others on Track
  • Maintaining Schedules
Module Five: Getting It All Done On Time
  • Prioritizing
  • The Secret to Staying on Track
  • Goal Setting
Module Six: Special Tasks
  • Planning Small Meetings
  • Planning Large Meetings
  • Organizing Travel
  Module Seven: Verbal Communication Skills
  • Listening and Hearing: They Aren"t the Same Thing
  • Asking Questions
  • Communicating with Power
Module Eight: Non-Verbal Communication Skills
  • Body Language
  • The Signals You Send to Others
  • It"s Not What You Say, It"s How You Say It
Module Nine: Empowering Yourself
  • Being Assertive
  • Resolving Conflict
  • Building Consensus
  • Making Decisions
Module Ten: The Team of Two
  • Working with Your Manager
  • Influencing Skills
  • What to Do in Sticky Situations
Module Eleven: Taking Care of Yourself
  • Ergonomics
  • Stress Management
  • Dealing with a Heavy Workload
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Every organization is responsible for maintaining records. The ability to create, organize, and maintain records and archives is essential to success. Correct records keeping will not only offer liability protection; it will also increase efficiency and productivity. To put it simply, maintaining records and archives will improve the bottom line.

With our Archiving and Records Management course participants will know how to classify records, define and maintain different systems, and develop a keen understanding of the importance of records management.

ARCHIVING AND RECORD MANAGEMENT COURSE SYLLABUS

  Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Understanding Records
  • What is Records Management?
  • Defining Records
  • Archives vs. Records
  • Life Cycle
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Management of Records
  • What Is and Is Not a Record?
  • Record Programs
  • Management of Systems
  • Developing Standards
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Context (I)
  • Techniques for Analyzing Records
  • Collecting Information
  • Organizational Needs
  • Legal Demands
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Context (II)
  • Routine Process
  • Creative Process
  • System Analysis
  • Records Survey
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Classification
  • Functionality
  • Prioritize
  • Assess and Review
  • Develop a Tool
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Paper-Based Systems
  • Arranging and Grouping
  • Building Files
  • Elementary & Intermediate
  • Metadata
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Electronic Records
  • Classifying
  • Folders and Directories
  • Groupings
  • Metadata
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Hybrid Systems
  • Routine Processes
  • Creative Processes
  • Design
  • Limitations
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Appraisals & Systems
  • Taxonomy of Values
  • Macro Appraisal
  • Strategy & Criteria
  • Document & Review Decisions
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Record Maintenance
  • Paper
  • Electronic
  • Create Archives
  • Conversion
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Numbers! Numbers! Numbers! Wherever you go, you are bound to see them. On addresses, license plates, phones, prices, and of course, money! Numbers connect us all to each other in many more ways than we might imagine. Essentially, our world revolves around numbers.

Some of us enjoy dealing with numbers while others may have a fear of them or even phobia. For those of you who have already recognized and appreciate the impact that numbers actually have on just about everything, you deserve a cookie.

Welcome to Basic Bookkeeping!

BASIC BOOKKEEPING COURSE SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Basic Terminology (I)
  • Balance Sheet
  • Assets
  • Liabilities
  • Equity
  • Income Statement
  • Revenue
  • Cost of Goods Sold
  • Expenses
  • Accounting Period
  • Review
Module Three: Basic Terminology (II)
  • Accounts Receivable
  • Accounts Payable
  • Depreciation
  • General Ledger
  • Interest
  • Inventory
  • Journals
  • Payroll
  • Trial Balance
  • Review
Module Four: Accounting Methods
  • Cash Method
  • Accrual Method
  • Differences between Cash and Accrual
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Keeping Track of Your Business
  • Accounts Payable
  • Accounts Receivable
  • The Journal
  • The General Ledger
  • Cash Management
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Understanding the Balance Sheet
  • The Accounting Equation
  • Double-Entry Accounting
  • Types of Assets
  • Types of Liabilities
  • Equity
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Other Financial Statements
  • Income Statement
  • Cash Flow Statement
  • Capital Statement
  • Budget vs. Actual
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Payroll Accounting / Terminology
  • Gross Wages
  • Net Wages
  • Employee Tax Withholding"s
  • Employer Tax Expenses
  • Salary Deferrals
  • Employee Payroll
  • Employee Benefits
  • Tracking Accrued Leave
  • Government Payroll Returns/Reports
  • Review
Module Nine: End of Period Procedures
  • Depreciating Your Assets
  • Reconciling Cash
  • Reconciling Investments
  • Working with the Trial Balance
  • Bad Debt
  • Posting Adjustments and Corrections
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Financial Planning, Budgeting, and Control
  • Reasons for Budgeting
  • Creating a Budget
  • Comparing Budget to Actual Expenses
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Auditing
  • What is an Audit?
  • When and Why Would You Audit?
  • Internal
  • External
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Parking Lot
  • Action Plans and Evaluations
 
Writing is a key method of communication for most people, and it"s one that many people struggle with. Writing and communication skills have degraded with more and more people communicating through email and text messaging. Developing writing skills is still important in the business world as creating proper documents (such as proposals, reports, and agendas), giving you that extra edge in the workplace.


The Business Writing course will give participants a refresher on basic writing concepts (such as spelling, grammar, and punctuation), and an overview of the most common business documents. These basic skills will provide participants with that extra benefit in the business world that a lot of people are losing.

BUSINESS WRITING COURSE SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Working with Words
  • Spelling
  • Grammar
  • Creating a Cheat Sheet
Module Three: Constructing Sentences
  • Parts of a Sentence
  • Punctuation
  • Types of Sentences
Module Four: Creating Paragraphs
  • The Basic Parts
  • Organization Methods
Module Five: Writing Meeting Agendas
  • The Basic Structure
  • Choosing a Format
  • Writing the Agenda
Module Six: Writing E-mails
  • Addressing Your Message
  • Grammar and Acronyms
Module Seven: Writing Business Letters
  • The Basic Structure
  • Choosing a Format
  • Writing the Letter
Module Eight: Writing Proposals
  • The Basic Structure
  • Choosing a Format
  • Writing the Proposal
Module Nine: Writing Reports
  • The Basic Structure
  • Choosing a Format
  • Writing the Report
Module Ten: Other Types of Documents
  • Requests for Proposals
  • Projections
  • Executive Summaries
  • Business Cases
Module Eleven: Proofreading and Finishing
  • A Proofreading Primer
  • How Peer Review Can Help
  • Printing and Publishing
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Writing and communication skills have degraded with more and more people communicating through email and instant messaging. Developing writing skills is still important in the business world as is creating proper documents (such as proposals, reports, and agendas) giving you that extra edge in the workplace.

The Collaborative Business Writing course will give participants the knowledge and skills to collaborate with others and create that important document. Participants will touch on the types of collaboration, and ways to improve them through certain tools and processes. These basic skills will provide participants with that extra benefit in the business world that a lot of people are losing.

COLLABORATIVE BUSINESS WRITING COURSE SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Workshop Objectives
  • The Parking Lot
  • Action Plan
Module Two: What is Collaborative Business Writing?
  • Clarifying the Objective
  • Practical Writing Approaches
  • Collaborative Writing Strategies
  • Collaborative Writing Patterns
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Types of Collaborative Business Writing
  • Parallel Construction – ‘cut and paste’
  • Parallel Construction – ‘puzzle’
  • Sequential Summative Construction
  • Integrating Construction
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Collaborative Team Members
  • Team Leader Selection
  • Chief Editor Designation
  • Characteristics of Team Members
  • Ways to Build Collaborative Writing Team
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Collaborative Tools and Processes
  • Outlines and Storyboards
  • Collaborative Planning
  • Collaborative Revision
  • Collaborative Team Cohesion
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Setting Style Guidelines
  • Voice and Person
  • Format
  • Consistent Spelling of Commonly Used Words
  • Numbers as Words or Figures
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Barriers to Successful Collaborative Writing
  • Hoarding
  • Innovation
  • Search
  • Knowledge Transfer
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Overcoming Collaborative Writing Barriers
  • Practicing T-shaped Management
  • Building Network of Alliances
  • Implementing Enablers
  • Assessing the Culture and Areas for Improvement
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Styles of Dealing with Conflict
  • Ensure that Good Relationships are the First Priority
  • Keep People and Problems Separate
  • Pay Attention to the Interests that are Being Presented
  • Listen First, Talk Second
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Tips for Successful Business Writing Collaboration
  • Determine Purpose
  • Formulate Outline and Organizational Format
  • Selection of Team Leader
  • Assign Writing Tasks and Associated Duties
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Examples of Collaborative Business Writing
  • Writing Emails
  • Writing Reports
  • Writing Training Manuals
  • Writing Company Handbooks
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words From The Wise
  • Review Of The Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Recommended Reading
  • Completion Of Action Plans And Evaluations
Being an Executive or Personal Assistant is a unique position that requires a variety of skills. Whether you are updating schedules, making travel arrangements, minute taking, or creating important documents all must be done with a high degree of confidentiality. Confidentiality is one of the most important characteristics of every assistant.

Our Executive and Personal Assistants course will show participants what it takes to be a successful assistant. Participants will learn what it takes to effectively manage a schedule, organize a meeting, and even how to be a successful gatekeeper. Being an Executive or Personal Assistant takes a special skill set and this course will provide participants with the necessary tools.

EXECUTIVE AND PERSONAL ASSISTANTS SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
  • Pre-Assignment
  • Action Plans and Evaluations
Module Two: Working with Your Manager
  • Adapting to Their Style
  • Anticipate Their Needs
  • Getting Your Responsibilities Defined
  • When to Take the Initiative
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Administrative Soft Skills
  • Social Intelligence
  • Basic Business Acumen
  • Office Management
  • Active Listening
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Effective Time Management
  • Calendar Management
  • Prepare for Changes and Surprises
  • Keeping Others On Track
  • Urgent/Important Matrix
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Meeting Management
  • Creating An Agenda
  • Keeping Minutes
  • Keeping the Meeting On Time
  • Variations for Large and Small Meetings
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Tools of the Trade (I)
  • Email Protocol
  • Office Machinery
  • Computer and Software Skills
  • Communication Skills
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Tools of the Trade (II)
  • Phone and Voicemail Etiquette
  • Word Processing
  • Business Writing
  • Internet Research
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Being an Effective Gatekeeper
  • Filtering Data and Information
  • Learn to Say No
  • Dealing With Difficult People
  • Recognize the Tricks
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Organizational Skills
  • Prioritizing Your Workload
  • Goal Setting
  • Plan for Tomorrow, Today
  • Staying on Track
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Confidentiality Guidelines
  • Your Confidentially Duty
  • Be Diplomatic and Discreet
  • Keeping Data Secure
  • What To Do in Sticky Situations
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Special Tasks
  • Project Management
  • Trade Shows
  • Interacting with Clients
  • Social Media Management
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
This course is designed to give participants the basic tools they need to initiate and manage meetings. They will learn planning and leading techniques that will give them the confidence to run a meeting that will engage the attendees and leave a positive and lasting impression. Through this course participants will learn the needed skills in planning and implementing a successful meeting.

The Meeting Management course will explore how to reduce waste and make meetings more efficient. This is a hands-on course and participation will help make it a valuable experience. Use this time to begin the process of developing your skills along with other participants who share the same desire to improve their meeting management skills.

MEETING MANAGEMENT SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Planning and Preparing (I)
  • Identifying the Participants
  • Choosing the Time and Place
  • Creating the Agenda
Module Three: Planning and Preparing (II)
  • Gathering Materials
  • Sending Invitations
  • Making Logistical Arrangements
Module Four: Setting up the Meeting Space
  • The Basic Essentials
  • The Extra Touches
  • Choosing a Physical Arrangement
Module Five: Electronic Options
  • Overview of Choices Available
  • Things to Consider
  • Making a Final Decision
Module Six: Meeting Roles and Responsibilities
  • The Chairperson
  • The Minute Taker
  • The Attendees
  • Variations for Large and Small Meetings
Module Seven: Chairing a Meeting (I)
  • Getting Off on the Right Foot
  • The Role of the Agenda
  • Using a Parking Lot
Module Eight: Chairing a Meeting (II)
  • Keeping the Meeting on Track
  • Dealing with Overtime
  • Holding Participants Accountable
Module Nine: Dealing with Disruptions
  • Running in and Out
  • Cell Phone and PDA"s Ringing
  • Off on a Tangent
  • Personality Conflict
Module Ten: Taking Minutes
  • What are Minutes?
  • What do I Record?
  • A Take-Home Template
Module Eleven: Making the Most of Your Meeting
  • The 50 Minute Meeting
  • Using Games
  • Giving Prizes
  • Stuffed Magic
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Developing good Organizational Skills is an investment that will provide benefits for years. To be successful means to be organized. These skills will filter through all aspects of your professional and personal lives. Throughout this course participants will be given the tools necessary in developing better Organizational Skills.

Through Organizational Skills participants will encounter improved productivity, better management, and an overall increase in professional growth. Every day people waste numerous amounts of time looking for items. So stop looking for those important items, and start knowing where they are by getting organized.

ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Remove the Clutter
  • Just Do It
  • You Don"t Have to Keep Everything
  • Three Boxes: Keep, Donate, and Trash
  • A Place For Everything And Everything In Its Place
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Prioritize
  • Write It Down
  • Urgent/Important Matrix
  • Divide Tasks
  • 80/20 Rule
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Scheduling Your Time
  • Have a Master Calendar
  • Setting Deadlines
  • Remove or Limit the Time Wasters
  • Coping With Things Outside of Our Control
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: To Do Lists
  • Use a Day Planner
  • Finish What You Start
  • Focus on the Important
  • Do Quick Tasks Immediately
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Six: Paper and Paperless Storage
  • Find a System that Works for You
  • Make it Consistent
  • Make it Time Sensitive
  • Setting up Archives
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Organization Your Work Area
  • Keeping Items Within Arm"s Reach
  • Only Have Current Projects on Your Desk
  • Arranging Your Drawers
  • Organize to Match Your Workflow
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Tools to Fight Procrastination
  • Eat That Frog!
  • Remove Distractions
  • Give Yourself a Reward
  • Break Up Large Tasks
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Organizing your Inbox
  • Setting up Delivery Rules
  • Folder and Message Hierarchy
  • Deal with Email Right Away
  • Flag and Highlight Important Items
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Avoid the Causes of Disorganization
  • Keeping Everything
  • Not Being Consistent
  • Not Following a Schedule
  • Bad Habits
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Discipline is the Key to Stay Organized
  • Stay Within Your Systems
  • Learn to Say No
  • Have Organization Be Part of Your Life
  • Plan for Tomorrow, Today
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
We are being flooded with Social Media invitations and updates. Web-based communication icons like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn are dominating the way we interact with each other. People are feeling the need to be updated at all times. It has become a time-eater, and businesses are quickly becoming aware of the drain it can have on productivity. People love to share, but they need to know what is alright to share and what should not be sent out.

Understanding Social Media is about communicating the right way. We are beginning to communicate more through electronic means than face to face. Talking on a phone has been replaced more and more with SMS (texting.) Social media channels are becoming the main form of communication and participants will realize how Social media and the Workplace can work together.

SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: What is Social Media?
  • Online Communities
  • User Created Content
  • Information Sharing
  • Communication Tools
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Defining Your Social Media Policy (I)
  • It Should be a Living Document
  • Choosing an Information Officer
  • What Can and Cannot Be Shared
  • Legal and Ethic Specifications
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Defining Your Social Media Policy (II)
  • New Hire Orientation
  • Let Common Sense Guide You
  • Nothing Offensive
  • Rules on Soliciting and Personal Posts
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Creating a Living Document
  • What is a Living Document?
  • How Often is it Revised?
  • Who Will be in Charge
  • Change Management
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Keeping an Eye on Security
  • Password Rules
  • Needs Constant Monitoring
  • Keeping Information Confidential
  • Protecting Intellectual Property
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Rules to Follow When Posting (I)
  • Always Show Respect
  • Stop and Think Before You Post
  • Always be Honest
  • Never Discredit or Talk Ill of Competitors
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Rules to Follow When Posting (II)
  • Be Transparent
  • Act Like You Would in Real Life
  • Grammar and Spelling Still Counts
  • Never Post When You Are Angry
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Benefits of Social media
  • From Audience to Author
  • Builds Customer Loyalty
  • Speed and Flexibility in Communication
  • Two Way Communications
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: The Pitfalls of Social Media
  • Bullying
  • Group Think
  • Trolling
  • Remember, It Is Out There Forever
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Listen to Your Customers
  • They Provide Great Feedback
  • It Makes Them Happy
  • Improves Your Brand
  • Improves Product Development
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Supply Chain Management improves the coordination and relationship between Suppliers, Producers, and Customers. It must be kept at a high level of organization to be successful in today"s global economy. Goods and services are now pieced together from all over the world, and this process can be hectic and complicated if not managed correctly.

Incorporating Supply Chain Management skills participants will learn how to lower costs, improving efficiency, and increase customer satisfaction. This course will provide participants with an understanding of how Supply Chain Management can improve and help almost any type of business.

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Why Supply Chain Management?
  • Customer Satisfaction
  • Improving Performance
  • Lowering Costs
  • Product Development
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Key Terms (I)
  • Procurement
  • Upstream and Downstream
  • Raw Material
  • Forecasting
  • Carrying Cost
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Key Terms (II)
  • Inventory
  • Order Generation
  • Order Taking
  • Order Fulfillment
  • Returns Management
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Three Levels of Supply Chain Management
  • Strategic level
  • Tactical level
  • Operational Level
  • Bullwhip Effect
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Five Stages of Supply Chain Management
  • Plan
  • Source
  • Make
  • Deliver
  • Return
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: The Flows of Supply Chain Management
  • The Product Flow
  • The Information Flow
  • The Finances Flow
  • Data Warehouses
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Inventory Management
  • Levels of Inventory
  • Just-In-Time Inventory
  • Keeping Accurate Records
  • Inventory Calculator
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Supply Chain Groups
  • The Suppliers
  • The Producers
  • The Customers
  • The Customer"s Customer"s
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Tracking and Monitoring
  • Dashboard
  • RFID"s
  • Alert Generation
  • Stock Keeping Unit (SKU)
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Supply Chain Event Management
  • Inventory Alerts
  • Supplier Alerts
  • Bottlenecking
  • Being Proactive
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Administrative office procedures may not be glamorous, but they are essential to the success of any enterprise. A well run office reduces miscommunications and helps to eliminate common errors. By making the administrative office a priority, you will establish clear policies and procedures with employee understanding and buy-in, which ensures that your work environment runs smoothly. 

With our Administrative Office Procedures course, participants will understand how an Administrative Office Procedure binder demonstrates professionalism and efficiency in an organization or office setting. It is also a marvelous instrument for quick reference and utilization. Strategies and procedures are a vital connection between the company"s vision and its everyday operations.

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE PROCEDURES COURSE SYLLABUS

  Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives


Module Two: Why Your Office Needs Administrative Procedures
  • Business Continuity
  • Succession Planning
  • Internal and External Audit Requirements
  • Recovery Planning
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions


Module Three: Gathering the Right Tools
  • Binder
  • Section Divider
  • Sheet Protectors
  • Cover to Cover Binders
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions


Module Four: Identifying Procedures to Include
  • Tracking Tasks for Some Days
  • Reach Out to Other Employees for Feedback/Ideas
  • Write Down Daily Tasks
  • Keep Track Using a Spreadsheet
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions


Module Five: Top Five Procedures to Record
  • Use a Template to Stay Consistent from Track to Track
  • Be as Detailed as Possible
  • Use Bullet Points Instead of Paragraphs
  • Ask Someone to Execute the Procedure
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions


Module Six: What to Include in Your Binder (I)
  • Phone Etiquette
  • Business Writing
  • Effective Time Management
  • Creating Meeting Arrangements
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions


  Module Seven: What to Include in Your Binder (II)
  • Policy on Absences
  • Breaks
  • Salaries
  • Benefits
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions


Module Eight: Organizing Your Binder
  • Create a Table of Contents
  • List Each Section (e.g. Accounting)
  • List Procedures in that Section
  • Keep Binder Updated with any New Changes
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions


Module Nine: What Not to Include in the Procedure Guide
  • Passwords
  • Identify Other Confidential Information Via Your Employer
  • Store Information in a Separate Folder Outside of the Guide
  • Find a Secure Location to Store
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions


Module Ten: Share Office Procedure Guide
  • Give Guide to Boss/Executive to Review
  • Inform Office Personnel of Procedure Guide
  • Place Guide in a Visible Area
  • Allow Office Personnel to Express Improvements/Updates if Needed
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions


Module Eleven: Successfully Executing the Guide
  • Create a One Hour Meeting/Seminar for Employees
  • Stay Consistent with Procedures
  • Make Employees Aware of any Updated Changes
  • Keep Open to Improvements
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions


Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Administrative assistants are a key part of most office environments. They work quietly in the background, ensuring that the business runs smoothly and efficiently. This course will give participants tools that will make them that person that the office can"t live without. 


In the Administrative Support course, participants will learn the core skills that will help them use their resources efficiently, manage your time wisely, communicate effectively, and collaborate with others skillfully. The practices presented in this course may take time to be a part of your daily work routine. However, making the commitment to consistently apply the concepts every day is the key to changing and adopting new behaviors in a short amount of time.

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE PROCEDURES COURSE SYLLABUS

  Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Getting Organized, Part One
  • Dealing with E-Mail
  • Managing Electronic Files
  • Keeping Track of the Paper Trail
  • Making the Most of Voice Mail
Module Three: Getting Organized, Part Two
  • Keeping Your Workspace Organized
  • Using a To-Do Book
  • The Extra Mile: Adding Project Management Techniques to Your Toolbox
Module Four: Managing Time
  • Managing Your Time
  • Keeping Others on Track
  • Maintaining Schedules
Module Five: Getting It All Done On Time
  • Prioritizing
  • The Secret to Staying on Track
  • Goal Setting
Module Six: Special Tasks
  • Planning Small Meetings
  • Planning Large Meetings
  • Organizing Travel
  Module Seven: Verbal Communication Skills
  • Listening and Hearing: They Aren"t the Same Thing
  • Asking Questions
  • Communicating with Power
Module Eight: Non-Verbal Communication Skills
  • Body Language
  • The Signals You Send to Others
  • It"s Not What You Say, It"s How You Say It
Module Nine: Empowering Yourself
  • Being Assertive
  • Resolving Conflict
  • Building Consensus
  • Making Decisions
Module Ten: The Team of Two
  • Working with Your Manager
  • Influencing Skills
  • What to Do in Sticky Situations
Module Eleven: Taking Care of Yourself
  • Ergonomics
  • Stress Management
  • Dealing with a Heavy Workload
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Every organization is responsible for maintaining records. The ability to create, organize, and maintain records and archives is essential to success. Correct records keeping will not only offer liability protection; it will also increase efficiency and productivity. To put it simply, maintaining records and archives will improve the bottom line.

With our Archiving and Records Management course participants will know how to classify records, define and maintain different systems, and develop a keen understanding of the importance of records management.

ARCHIVING AND RECORD MANAGEMENT COURSE SYLLABUS

  Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Understanding Records
  • What is Records Management?
  • Defining Records
  • Archives vs. Records
  • Life Cycle
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Management of Records
  • What Is and Is Not a Record?
  • Record Programs
  • Management of Systems
  • Developing Standards
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Context (I)
  • Techniques for Analyzing Records
  • Collecting Information
  • Organizational Needs
  • Legal Demands
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Context (II)
  • Routine Process
  • Creative Process
  • System Analysis
  • Records Survey
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Classification
  • Functionality
  • Prioritize
  • Assess and Review
  • Develop a Tool
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Paper-Based Systems
  • Arranging and Grouping
  • Building Files
  • Elementary & Intermediate
  • Metadata
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Electronic Records
  • Classifying
  • Folders and Directories
  • Groupings
  • Metadata
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Hybrid Systems
  • Routine Processes
  • Creative Processes
  • Design
  • Limitations
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Appraisals & Systems
  • Taxonomy of Values
  • Macro Appraisal
  • Strategy & Criteria
  • Document & Review Decisions
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Record Maintenance
  • Paper
  • Electronic
  • Create Archives
  • Conversion
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Numbers! Numbers! Numbers! Wherever you go, you are bound to see them. On addresses, license plates, phones, prices, and of course, money! Numbers connect us all to each other in many more ways than we might imagine. Essentially, our world revolves around numbers.

Some of us enjoy dealing with numbers while others may have a fear of them or even phobia. For those of you who have already recognized and appreciate the impact that numbers actually have on just about everything, you deserve a cookie.

Welcome to Basic Bookkeeping!

BASIC BOOKKEEPING COURSE SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Basic Terminology (I)
  • Balance Sheet
  • Assets
  • Liabilities
  • Equity
  • Income Statement
  • Revenue
  • Cost of Goods Sold
  • Expenses
  • Accounting Period
  • Review
Module Three: Basic Terminology (II)
  • Accounts Receivable
  • Accounts Payable
  • Depreciation
  • General Ledger
  • Interest
  • Inventory
  • Journals
  • Payroll
  • Trial Balance
  • Review
Module Four: Accounting Methods
  • Cash Method
  • Accrual Method
  • Differences between Cash and Accrual
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Keeping Track of Your Business
  • Accounts Payable
  • Accounts Receivable
  • The Journal
  • The General Ledger
  • Cash Management
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Understanding the Balance Sheet
  • The Accounting Equation
  • Double-Entry Accounting
  • Types of Assets
  • Types of Liabilities
  • Equity
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Other Financial Statements
  • Income Statement
  • Cash Flow Statement
  • Capital Statement
  • Budget vs. Actual
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Payroll Accounting / Terminology
  • Gross Wages
  • Net Wages
  • Employee Tax Withholding"s
  • Employer Tax Expenses
  • Salary Deferrals
  • Employee Payroll
  • Employee Benefits
  • Tracking Accrued Leave
  • Government Payroll Returns/Reports
  • Review
Module Nine: End of Period Procedures
  • Depreciating Your Assets
  • Reconciling Cash
  • Reconciling Investments
  • Working with the Trial Balance
  • Bad Debt
  • Posting Adjustments and Corrections
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Financial Planning, Budgeting, and Control
  • Reasons for Budgeting
  • Creating a Budget
  • Comparing Budget to Actual Expenses
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Auditing
  • What is an Audit?
  • When and Why Would You Audit?
  • Internal
  • External
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Parking Lot
  • Action Plans and Evaluations
 
Writing is a key method of communication for most people, and it"s one that many people struggle with. Writing and communication skills have degraded with more and more people communicating through email and text messaging. Developing writing skills is still important in the business world as creating proper documents (such as proposals, reports, and agendas), giving you that extra edge in the workplace.


The Business Writing course will give participants a refresher on basic writing concepts (such as spelling, grammar, and punctuation), and an overview of the most common business documents. These basic skills will provide participants with that extra benefit in the business world that a lot of people are losing.

BUSINESS WRITING COURSE SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Working with Words
  • Spelling
  • Grammar
  • Creating a Cheat Sheet
Module Three: Constructing Sentences
  • Parts of a Sentence
  • Punctuation
  • Types of Sentences
Module Four: Creating Paragraphs
  • The Basic Parts
  • Organization Methods
Module Five: Writing Meeting Agendas
  • The Basic Structure
  • Choosing a Format
  • Writing the Agenda
Module Six: Writing E-mails
  • Addressing Your Message
  • Grammar and Acronyms
Module Seven: Writing Business Letters
  • The Basic Structure
  • Choosing a Format
  • Writing the Letter
Module Eight: Writing Proposals
  • The Basic Structure
  • Choosing a Format
  • Writing the Proposal
Module Nine: Writing Reports
  • The Basic Structure
  • Choosing a Format
  • Writing the Report
Module Ten: Other Types of Documents
  • Requests for Proposals
  • Projections
  • Executive Summaries
  • Business Cases
Module Eleven: Proofreading and Finishing
  • A Proofreading Primer
  • How Peer Review Can Help
  • Printing and Publishing
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Writing and communication skills have degraded with more and more people communicating through email and instant messaging. Developing writing skills is still important in the business world as is creating proper documents (such as proposals, reports, and agendas) giving you that extra edge in the workplace.

The Collaborative Business Writing course will give participants the knowledge and skills to collaborate with others and create that important document. Participants will touch on the types of collaboration, and ways to improve them through certain tools and processes. These basic skills will provide participants with that extra benefit in the business world that a lot of people are losing.

COLLABORATIVE BUSINESS WRITING COURSE SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Workshop Objectives
  • The Parking Lot
  • Action Plan
Module Two: What is Collaborative Business Writing?
  • Clarifying the Objective
  • Practical Writing Approaches
  • Collaborative Writing Strategies
  • Collaborative Writing Patterns
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Types of Collaborative Business Writing
  • Parallel Construction – ‘cut and paste’
  • Parallel Construction – ‘puzzle’
  • Sequential Summative Construction
  • Integrating Construction
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Collaborative Team Members
  • Team Leader Selection
  • Chief Editor Designation
  • Characteristics of Team Members
  • Ways to Build Collaborative Writing Team
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Collaborative Tools and Processes
  • Outlines and Storyboards
  • Collaborative Planning
  • Collaborative Revision
  • Collaborative Team Cohesion
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Setting Style Guidelines
  • Voice and Person
  • Format
  • Consistent Spelling of Commonly Used Words
  • Numbers as Words or Figures
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Barriers to Successful Collaborative Writing
  • Hoarding
  • Innovation
  • Search
  • Knowledge Transfer
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Overcoming Collaborative Writing Barriers
  • Practicing T-shaped Management
  • Building Network of Alliances
  • Implementing Enablers
  • Assessing the Culture and Areas for Improvement
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Styles of Dealing with Conflict
  • Ensure that Good Relationships are the First Priority
  • Keep People and Problems Separate
  • Pay Attention to the Interests that are Being Presented
  • Listen First, Talk Second
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Tips for Successful Business Writing Collaboration
  • Determine Purpose
  • Formulate Outline and Organizational Format
  • Selection of Team Leader
  • Assign Writing Tasks and Associated Duties
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Examples of Collaborative Business Writing
  • Writing Emails
  • Writing Reports
  • Writing Training Manuals
  • Writing Company Handbooks
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words From The Wise
  • Review Of The Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Recommended Reading
  • Completion Of Action Plans And Evaluations
Being an Executive or Personal Assistant is a unique position that requires a variety of skills. Whether you are updating schedules, making travel arrangements, minute taking, or creating important documents all must be done with a high degree of confidentiality. Confidentiality is one of the most important characteristics of every assistant.

Our Executive and Personal Assistants course will show participants what it takes to be a successful assistant. Participants will learn what it takes to effectively manage a schedule, organize a meeting, and even how to be a successful gatekeeper. Being an Executive or Personal Assistant takes a special skill set and this course will provide participants with the necessary tools.

EXECUTIVE AND PERSONAL ASSISTANTS SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
  • Pre-Assignment
  • Action Plans and Evaluations
Module Two: Working with Your Manager
  • Adapting to Their Style
  • Anticipate Their Needs
  • Getting Your Responsibilities Defined
  • When to Take the Initiative
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Administrative Soft Skills
  • Social Intelligence
  • Basic Business Acumen
  • Office Management
  • Active Listening
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Effective Time Management
  • Calendar Management
  • Prepare for Changes and Surprises
  • Keeping Others On Track
  • Urgent/Important Matrix
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Meeting Management
  • Creating An Agenda
  • Keeping Minutes
  • Keeping the Meeting On Time
  • Variations for Large and Small Meetings
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Tools of the Trade (I)
  • Email Protocol
  • Office Machinery
  • Computer and Software Skills
  • Communication Skills
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Tools of the Trade (II)
  • Phone and Voicemail Etiquette
  • Word Processing
  • Business Writing
  • Internet Research
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Being an Effective Gatekeeper
  • Filtering Data and Information
  • Learn to Say No
  • Dealing With Difficult People
  • Recognize the Tricks
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Organizational Skills
  • Prioritizing Your Workload
  • Goal Setting
  • Plan for Tomorrow, Today
  • Staying on Track
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Confidentiality Guidelines
  • Your Confidentially Duty
  • Be Diplomatic and Discreet
  • Keeping Data Secure
  • What To Do in Sticky Situations
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Special Tasks
  • Project Management
  • Trade Shows
  • Interacting with Clients
  • Social Media Management
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
This course is designed to give participants the basic tools they need to initiate and manage meetings. They will learn planning and leading techniques that will give them the confidence to run a meeting that will engage the attendees and leave a positive and lasting impression. Through this course participants will learn the needed skills in planning and implementing a successful meeting.

The Meeting Management course will explore how to reduce waste and make meetings more efficient. This is a hands-on course and participation will help make it a valuable experience. Use this time to begin the process of developing your skills along with other participants who share the same desire to improve their meeting management skills.

MEETING MANAGEMENT SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Planning and Preparing (I)
  • Identifying the Participants
  • Choosing the Time and Place
  • Creating the Agenda
Module Three: Planning and Preparing (II)
  • Gathering Materials
  • Sending Invitations
  • Making Logistical Arrangements
Module Four: Setting up the Meeting Space
  • The Basic Essentials
  • The Extra Touches
  • Choosing a Physical Arrangement
Module Five: Electronic Options
  • Overview of Choices Available
  • Things to Consider
  • Making a Final Decision
Module Six: Meeting Roles and Responsibilities
  • The Chairperson
  • The Minute Taker
  • The Attendees
  • Variations for Large and Small Meetings
Module Seven: Chairing a Meeting (I)
  • Getting Off on the Right Foot
  • The Role of the Agenda
  • Using a Parking Lot
Module Eight: Chairing a Meeting (II)
  • Keeping the Meeting on Track
  • Dealing with Overtime
  • Holding Participants Accountable
Module Nine: Dealing with Disruptions
  • Running in and Out
  • Cell Phone and PDA"s Ringing
  • Off on a Tangent
  • Personality Conflict
Module Ten: Taking Minutes
  • What are Minutes?
  • What do I Record?
  • A Take-Home Template
Module Eleven: Making the Most of Your Meeting
  • The 50 Minute Meeting
  • Using Games
  • Giving Prizes
  • Stuffed Magic
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Developing good Organizational Skills is an investment that will provide benefits for years. To be successful means to be organized. These skills will filter through all aspects of your professional and personal lives. Throughout this course participants will be given the tools necessary in developing better Organizational Skills.

Through Organizational Skills participants will encounter improved productivity, better management, and an overall increase in professional growth. Every day people waste numerous amounts of time looking for items. So stop looking for those important items, and start knowing where they are by getting organized.

ORGANIZATIONAL SKILLS SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Remove the Clutter
  • Just Do It
  • You Don"t Have to Keep Everything
  • Three Boxes: Keep, Donate, and Trash
  • A Place For Everything And Everything In Its Place
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Prioritize
  • Write It Down
  • Urgent/Important Matrix
  • Divide Tasks
  • 80/20 Rule
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Scheduling Your Time
  • Have a Master Calendar
  • Setting Deadlines
  • Remove or Limit the Time Wasters
  • Coping With Things Outside of Our Control
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: To Do Lists
  • Use a Day Planner
  • Finish What You Start
  • Focus on the Important
  • Do Quick Tasks Immediately
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Six: Paper and Paperless Storage
  • Find a System that Works for You
  • Make it Consistent
  • Make it Time Sensitive
  • Setting up Archives
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Organization Your Work Area
  • Keeping Items Within Arm"s Reach
  • Only Have Current Projects on Your Desk
  • Arranging Your Drawers
  • Organize to Match Your Workflow
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Tools to Fight Procrastination
  • Eat That Frog!
  • Remove Distractions
  • Give Yourself a Reward
  • Break Up Large Tasks
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Organizing your Inbox
  • Setting up Delivery Rules
  • Folder and Message Hierarchy
  • Deal with Email Right Away
  • Flag and Highlight Important Items
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Avoid the Causes of Disorganization
  • Keeping Everything
  • Not Being Consistent
  • Not Following a Schedule
  • Bad Habits
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Discipline is the Key to Stay Organized
  • Stay Within Your Systems
  • Learn to Say No
  • Have Organization Be Part of Your Life
  • Plan for Tomorrow, Today
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
We are being flooded with Social Media invitations and updates. Web-based communication icons like Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and LinkedIn are dominating the way we interact with each other. People are feeling the need to be updated at all times. It has become a time-eater, and businesses are quickly becoming aware of the drain it can have on productivity. People love to share, but they need to know what is alright to share and what should not be sent out.

Understanding Social Media is about communicating the right way. We are beginning to communicate more through electronic means than face to face. Talking on a phone has been replaced more and more with SMS (texting.) Social media channels are becoming the main form of communication and participants will realize how Social media and the Workplace can work together.

SOCIAL MEDIA IN THE SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: What is Social Media?
  • Online Communities
  • User Created Content
  • Information Sharing
  • Communication Tools
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Defining Your Social Media Policy (I)
  • It Should be a Living Document
  • Choosing an Information Officer
  • What Can and Cannot Be Shared
  • Legal and Ethic Specifications
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Defining Your Social Media Policy (II)
  • New Hire Orientation
  • Let Common Sense Guide You
  • Nothing Offensive
  • Rules on Soliciting and Personal Posts
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Creating a Living Document
  • What is a Living Document?
  • How Often is it Revised?
  • Who Will be in Charge
  • Change Management
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Keeping an Eye on Security
  • Password Rules
  • Needs Constant Monitoring
  • Keeping Information Confidential
  • Protecting Intellectual Property
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Rules to Follow When Posting (I)
  • Always Show Respect
  • Stop and Think Before You Post
  • Always be Honest
  • Never Discredit or Talk Ill of Competitors
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Rules to Follow When Posting (II)
  • Be Transparent
  • Act Like You Would in Real Life
  • Grammar and Spelling Still Counts
  • Never Post When You Are Angry
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Benefits of Social media
  • From Audience to Author
  • Builds Customer Loyalty
  • Speed and Flexibility in Communication
  • Two Way Communications
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: The Pitfalls of Social Media
  • Bullying
  • Group Think
  • Trolling
  • Remember, It Is Out There Forever
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Listen to Your Customers
  • They Provide Great Feedback
  • It Makes Them Happy
  • Improves Your Brand
  • Improves Product Development
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Supply Chain Management improves the coordination and relationship between Suppliers, Producers, and Customers. It must be kept at a high level of organization to be successful in today"s global economy. Goods and services are now pieced together from all over the world, and this process can be hectic and complicated if not managed correctly.

Incorporating Supply Chain Management skills participants will learn how to lower costs, improving efficiency, and increase customer satisfaction. This course will provide participants with an understanding of how Supply Chain Management can improve and help almost any type of business.

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT SYLLABUS

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Why Supply Chain Management?
  • Customer Satisfaction
  • Improving Performance
  • Lowering Costs
  • Product Development
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Key Terms (I)
  • Procurement
  • Upstream and Downstream
  • Raw Material
  • Forecasting
  • Carrying Cost
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Key Terms (II)
  • Inventory
  • Order Generation
  • Order Taking
  • Order Fulfillment
  • Returns Management
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Three Levels of Supply Chain Management
  • Strategic level
  • Tactical level
  • Operational Level
  • Bullwhip Effect
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Five Stages of Supply Chain Management
  • Plan
  • Source
  • Make
  • Deliver
  • Return
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: The Flows of Supply Chain Management
  • The Product Flow
  • The Information Flow
  • The Finances Flow
  • Data Warehouses
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Inventory Management
  • Levels of Inventory
  • Just-In-Time Inventory
  • Keeping Accurate Records
  • Inventory Calculator
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Supply Chain Groups
  • The Suppliers
  • The Producers
  • The Customers
  • The Customer"s Customer"s
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Tracking and Monitoring
  • Dashboard
  • RFID"s
  • Alert Generation
  • Stock Keeping Unit (SKU)
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Supply Chain Event Management
  • Inventory Alerts
  • Supplier Alerts
  • Bottlenecking
  • Being Proactive
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Parents of the 21st century are encountering an environment completely foreign to the previous decades.

Parents will be educated in the five major categories of 21st-century sports parenting. These include educational requirements, recruiting process, player development, social media, and understanding the keys to parental support. Learn how to prepare your student-athlete and family for the challenges of the 21st century during the college search and selection process.

Objective:
The objective of this course is to prepare parents for the challenges of the next generation.

Listed below you will find an outline of the Youth Branding University  Student-Athlete for College-Bound Readiness Course that is designed to educate student-athletes, parents, administrators, coaches, counselors, and teachers about the college planning process:

 MODULE 1: COLLEGE PLANNING

  • Why the recruiting  and college process is difficult
  •  Researching & Visiting Schools 
  • Thinking college, When to Start, How to Start    
  • How College is Changing              
  • Parent’s Role    
  • Getting the Most out of Your School Visits          
  • What you can Learn by Going to a College Game              
  • Public schools vs. Private Schools             
  • Big schools vs. Small Schools      
  • Tuition: In-State vs. Out-of-State.           
  • Matching your Academic Goals 

MODULE 2:  COLLEGE APPLICATIONS           

  • Your College Application              
  • The Application Checklist             
  • Reach Schools, Target Schools, Safety Schools   
  • Admission Statistics       
  • Early Decision, Rolling Admission, Instant Admission       
  • Waitlists and Deferrals  
  • Recommendations         
  • The Common Application            

MODULE 3: FINANCIAL AID              

  • Financial Aid Myths        
  • Financial Aid Basics         
  • Financial Aid Q & A         
  • The Tools of Financial Aid            
  • Saving for College           
  • Choosing the Right 529 Plan       
  • Non-Athletic Scholarships           
  • Merit Scholarships          

MODULE 4: OTHER HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OPTIONS          

  • Junior College 
  • NAIA  
  • Prep School       
  • Post-Graduate School  
  •  Vocational College    

MODULE 5: RECRUITING SECTION PROCESS

  • College Recruiting Introduction
  • Common Mistakes by Parents and Students      
  • Myths and Realities of Recruiting             
  • Why you may not be “Discovered”         
  • Evaluating your High School Coach          
  • Getting Everyone on the Same Page      
  • How Athletic Scholarships Work               
  • Walking on to a Team    
  • Rating your Athletic Ability          
  • Evaluating College Athletic Programs     
  • Evaluating Coaches        
  • Evaluating College Rosters          
  • Division 3 Schools            
  • State School Recruiting 
  • State, Regional, and National Tournaments        
  • How Coaches Find Potential Recruits     
  • What Coaches Look For
  • Official Visits     
  • Unofficial Visits
  • Meeting with Coaches: Questions to Ask             
  • Coaches Honesty            
  • Red-shirting      
  • Graduation Rates            
  • What Blue-Chip Athletes Should Consider           
  • Coaches Assistance in Acceptance          
  • Ivy League Recruiting    
  • Tournaments and Eligibility

MODULE 6: RECRUITING TOOLS      

  • Recruiting Surveys          
  • Making a Recruiting Video          
  • Corresponding with Coaches     
  • Athletic Resume Writing              
  • College Coaches Contacting You               
  • In-home Visits  
  • Moving the Process Forward     
  • Showcases         
  • Recruiting Services         
  • Chapter Summary          

MODULE 7: LIFE AS A COLLEGE ATHLETE        

  • What College is All About            
  • College Classes
  • Relationship Building with College Professors    
  • A Day in the Life of a Student-Athlete   
  • Expectations & Things You May Not Expect         
  • Why College Athletes Fail            
  • Surviving Your First Month of College    
  • Evaluating your First Year            

MODULE 8: ATHLETIC CAMPS         

  • Why you should Attend Athletic Camps
  • How to Choose an Athletic Camp             
  • Alternatives to Sports Camps    

MODULE 9 RECRUITING RULES AND GUIDELINES 

  • Who is the NCAA            
  • Recruiting Contact Rules              
  • Eligibility & Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse             
  • National Letter of Intent              
  • Transferring

Listed below are key sports facts that student-athletes, parents, coaches, administrators, counselors, and teachers should be aware of: 

Nationally, out of 100 9th graders, 68 will graduate from high school, 40 will enter college directly, 27 are still enrolled in college in their second year, and 18 will graduate from college. US Dept. of Education

  • 40% of all Division 1 and Division 2 athletic scholarship recipients do not graduate from the original college they enrolled in within 6 years.
  • Americans owe over $1.4 trillion in student loan debt, spread out among about $44 million borrowers. That’s about $620 billion more than the total U.S. credit card debt. In fact, the average Class of 2016 graduate has $37,172 in student loan debt, up six percent from last year. Student Loan Hero

In 2009, Sports Illustrated did a study of former NFL and NBA players. This is what the study showed:

  • After only 2 years of retirement, 78 percent of NFL players were either broke or struggling financially.
  • Within 5 years of retirement, 60 percent of NBA players are broke.
  • Nationally, out of 100 9th graders, 68 will graduate from high school, 40 will enter college directly, 27 are still enrolled in college in their second year, and 18 will graduate from college. US Dept. of Education
  • The National Center for Education estimates that 15.1 million students are attending undergraduate or graduate schools this year. The Center projects that, by 2010, that number will increase to 17.5 million
  • 40% of all Division 1 and Division 2 athletic scholarship recipients do not graduate from the original college they enrolled in within 6 years.
  • Along with Harvard, Princeton, and Yale, the United States Coast Guard Academy typically ranks as one of the hardest schools to gain admissions to in the country each year. The acceptance rate was once 7%
  • The Ivy League is the only basketball conference in the country that plays its games back-to-back on Friday and Saturday nights to minimize missed class time.
  • A recent study by the Center for Disease Control found that more sports injuries for youth athletes result from basketball (168,691) a year, more than any other sport. There were 30,000 more basketball injuries reported than reported in football. The information was based on emergency room visits.
  • Out of roughly 11,500 Division 1 football players, only 2% will even get drafted by a pro team. This means on average, 98% of all college football players can only hope to get a degree and an education by playing college football. Want further proof a pro football career is not a path to success. The average career is 3.2 years and 78% of players file for bankruptcy with 5 years of retirement (or by age 30).
  • The Northeastern University Center for the Study of Sport in Society found that, of African American teens, 66 percent believe they will ultimately play pro ball, twice the percentage of white teens who see themselves becoming pros. only 2.5 percent will play in the NBA for at least one year.
  • The head football coach at San Diego State once tried to use a taped towel in lieu of an actual football to try and make an impermissible team activity a legitimate activity.
  • When Wichita State won the 1989 college world series, they did not have one player on the team with a full baseball scholarship. With 11.7 baseball scholarships available to teams with 30+ on the roster, a partial scholarship is the most common.
  • Between 1981 and 1999, NCAA and NAIA colleges eliminated 40% of their wrestling teams, often due to Title 9 restrictions.
  • In 1982, according to a GAO survey, there were 43 women’s crew teams. That figure ballooned to 122 in the next 17 years
  • Several years ago, Tufts University in Massachusetts received over 13,700 applications for the class of 2005 and accepted only 3,178 students or less than 25%. Among those rejected were 1665 students who were in the top 5% of their class, 3292 students who scored between 700-800 in the SAT math, and 2531 students who scored between 700-800 on the SAT verbal
  • Over 1,000,000 student-athletes participated in 11 man football at the high school level at 13,509 high schools throughout the country.
  • Gary Abbott, director of special projects at USA Wrestling, indicates that in 2001, there were 244,984 athletes wrestling in high school and only 5,966 will be able to wrestle in the National Collegiate Athletic Association. This translates to only one NCAA spot for every 41 high-school wrestlers. Not every high school wrestler is interested in wrestling in college.
  • According to a survey by Nellie Mae, the student loan company, college student borrowers now amass an average of $27,600 in educational debt, almost three and a half times what they compiled a decade ago in unadjusted dollars.
  • Title IX has put so much pressure on colleges to comply that a school in Arizona tried to get the State to build a river so it could start a women’s crew program. The proposal was rejected after the estimated costs were several million dollars.
  • The University of Indiana (Bloomington) was named best party school (2003) by the Princeton Review. Unfortunately, Indiana, as well as other schools, are unhappy that the Princeton Review still publishes this particular list. The Princeton Review is not affiliated with Princeton University (NJ)
  • In 2003, Harvard University received 3,000 applications from students who scored a perfect 1600 on the SAT. No mention of how many of those students were rejected. I am extremely impressed by anyone who can get an 800 on the verbal portion of the SAT. I mean, isn’t there some strange word out there that no one has ever heard of and doesn’t know the definition of?
  • Yale once rejected 100 students with a perfect score (1600) on the SAT test. Shame on those kids for doing so well!
  • Public colleges educate more than 80% of all students who attend college
  • According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, at least 21 fatalities during the period 1979 to 1994 have been linked to unanchored or portable soccer goals.
  • According to the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Director of Communications, Casey Angle, 17% of the tennis players competing at NCAA schools in the 2002-2003 school year were international players with nearly a third of the players in Division One being foreign-born
  • In 2004 there were only 92 women’s D1 lacrosse programs in the United States. Only 7 of them were at colleges West of the Mississippi River
  • A recent the University of North Carolina study showed that athletes from 50 different men’s Division I college basketball teams who wore mouthguards during the 1999-2000 season had significantly fewer dental injuries than their peers who left their teeth unguarded.
  • Only 49% of number one draft picks out of high school make it to the major leagues.
  • 68% of college number one picks to make it to the Major League 

The above statistics and the "Do You Know These Facts" are two main reasons why Youth Sports University (YSU) a division of Youth Business University started their humble beginnings in December 2010 hosting classes, conferences, seminars, and workshops exclusively for student-athletes in middle school, high school, and college.  Since then YSU has had numerous workshops for student-athletes with many of them held at Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Center which we plan to continue this tradition.

Many student-athletes suffer injuries as a result of poor nutrition, hydration, and overuse due to poor training techniques. The good news is that majority of student-athletes injuries can be prevented.

Learn more about how to maximize your performance between practices, workouts, and how to best get your body recovered and ready for games.

Objective:
The objective of this workshop is to educate student-athletes, parents, administrators, coaches, counselors, and teachers on proper health, wellness, fitness, and nutrition protocol.

This course also covers how student-athletes can address and deal with lack of mental toughness, depression, stress, and being worried about being injured.

"Just the Basics" is perfect for an individual team (or multiple teams) before or after practice. It affords student-athletes with an opportunity to see the bigger picture for high school and college athletics.

Parents have also found this course extremely helpful. The course is approximately 60 minutes with 10-15 minutes allotted for a question and answers session.

Topics reviewed:

  • Goal Setting
  • NCAA rules & regulations
  • How to be a good teammate
  • Creating a “Self-Improvement Plan”
  • Academics and Rigor of Courses

Knowing the proper academic and athletic foundation is necessary for success and critical for parents and student-athletes of middle school age group. Understanding the preparation that student-athletes and parents need to have prior to the U15 level is vital to staying on the correct academic and athletic developmental track.

Objective:
The objective of this course is to prepare middle school student-athletes and parents for the challenges of athletics as they prepare for high school.

Coaches can get updated on the latest NCAA academic and athletic eligibility rules for college recruiting. Coaches will also be provided with best-practice methods to better serve their player’s college transition and improve their “recruitability.”

Objective:
The objective of this workshop is to make sure your sports program is prepared for the challenges of college recruiting

Student Workshop
Student-athletes will gain valuable insight into some of the keys to succeeding on the SAT and ACT. Our test experts will help break down some of the myths about these exams while also providing test strategies.

Objective:
The objective of this workshop is to prepare students for admission testing requirements to college.

Team First!

Teamwork is the foundation for success in athletics. Currently, it seems there is a lack of sacrifice for a common goal among most teams. This workshop will help establish and/or enhance this type of mentality in your program. This energetic and interactive workshop can help give your team an edge on their opponents and maximize the potential of your team.

This is an excellent choice for any athletic program, club, or an individual team.

Objective:
The objective of this workshop is to build stronger team unity that is founded in trust, communication, leadership, goal setting, and goal achievement. Players and coaches are involved in this active and energetic workshop.

This course includes the following:

  • Group Problem Solving
  • Identifying & Achieving Team Goals
  • Leadership Identification
  • Trust Games
  • Significance Statements
  • Role Play

Parents and athletes are encouraged to attend this course. 

Student Athletics and Parents Course

The key to a student-athlete success is finding colleges that are a great fit academically, athletically, financially, geographically, and socially, and if any of those 5 factors are out of balance, a student-athlete will in most instances have a very difficult time with college.

While there is a limited number of student-athlete recruiting courses being offered today, the Youth Branding University Student-Athlete Course encompasses far more than simply the athletic recruiting process, as there are many more factors that go into the recruiting process than simply generating interest from college coaches and trying to receive an athletic scholarship.

Our course is meant to serve as a complete guide for every factor that contributes to the success of the middle school to high school student-athletes wishing to play at the collegiate level.

The Youth Branding University Student-Athlete Course is broken down into 11 unique sessions that cover over 90 individual topics that provide the groundwork for all high school athletes that wish to continue their athletic career in college.

Inasmuch, the Youth Branding University Student-Athlete Course was designed to provide parents, student-athletes, administrators, coaches, and counselors with the most detailed information on the college application and athletic recruiting process for aspiring high school athletes who wish to continue their athletic career at the college level.

Listed below you will find the Youth Branding University's Student-Athlete Workshop Syllabus.  This is the standard format for this workshop; however, we can customize it per request.

MODULE 1 - INTRODUCTION
  • Youth Branding University's Mission te educate and empower student-students
  • The Youth Branding University's Founder and CEO's academics, athletics (multiple sports high school athlete), community service, and school activities stories.
  • The stories of the Youth Branding University Founder ad CEO's oldest daughter who was a highly recruited student-athlete story (graduated from Georgia Tech as an honor roll student-athlete in Women's Track and Field) and his youngest daughter who was a scholar student-athlete walk-on at the University of Georgia (currently an honor roll student-athlete in Women's Basketball). 
  • Why the recruiting & college process is difficult 
MODULE 2 - WHAT WORKSHOPS SHOULD A STUDENT-ATHLETE ENROLL IN FIRST
  • Developing Your Personal Brand, Your Board of Directors, and Your Business Skills
  • Lifestyle Preparation
  • Financial Destiny
  • Investment, Estate, and Retirement Planning
  • Career Readiness
  • Entrepreneurship
MODULE 3 – RESEARCHING & VISITING SCHOOLS             
  • Thinking of College. When to Start, How to Start     
  • How College is Changing              
  • Parent’s Role    
  • Getting the Most out of Your School Visits           
  • What you can Learn by Going to a College Game
  • Public schools vs. Private Schools             
  • Big schools vs. Small Schools
  • Tuition: In-State vs. Out-of-State.            
  • Matching your Academic Goals

MODULE 4 – COLLEGE APPLICATIONS       

  • Your College Application              
  • The Application Checklist             
  • Reach Schools, Target Schools, Safety Schools    
  • Admission Statistics        
  • Early Decision, Rolling Admission, Instant Admission
  • Waitlists and Deferrals  
  • Recommendations 
  • The Common Application             

MODULE 5 – FINANCIAL AID         

  • Financial Aid Myths        
  • Financial Aid Basics        
  • Financial Aid Q & A         
  • The Tools of Financial Aid            
  • Saving for College           
  • Choosing the Right 529 Plan       
  • Non-Athletic Scholarships            
  • Merit Scholarships          

MODULE 6 – OTHER HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OPTIONS           

  • Prep School       
  • Post-Graduate School    
  • Junior College   
  • NAIA     

MODULE 7 – RECRUITING SECTION            

  • College Recruiting Introduction
  • Common Mistakes by Parents and Students         
  • Myths and Realities of Recruiting             
  • Why you may not be “Discovered”          
  • Evaluating your High School Coach          
  • Getting Everyone on the Same Page       
  • How Athletic Scholarships Work 109
  • Walking on to a Team    
  • Rating your Athletic Ability          
  • Evaluating College Athletic Programs      
  • Evaluating Coaches
  • Evaluating College Rosters   
  • Division 3 Schools  
  • State School Recruiting  
  • State, Regional, and National Tournaments
  • How Coaches Find Potential Recruits 
  • What Coaches Look For
  • Official Visits   
  • Unofficial Visits 
  • Meeting with Coaches: Questions to Ask
  • Coaches Honesty     
  • Red-shirting  
  • Graduation Rates      
  • What Blue-Chip Athletes Should Consider  
  • Coaches Assistance in Acceptance   
  • Ivy League Recruiting     
  • Tournaments and Eligibility         

MODULE 8 - RECRUITING TOOLS  

  • Recruiting Surveys          
  • Making a Recruiting Video          
  • Corresponding with Coaches      
  • Athletic Resume Writing              
  • College Coaches Contacting You
  • In-home Visits
  • Moving the Process Forward      
  • Showcases         
  • Recruiting Services    

MODULE 9 – LIFE AS A COLLEGE ATHLETE

  • What College is All About            
  • College Classes 
  • Relationship Building with College Professors     
  • A Day in the Life of a Student-Athlete      
  • Expectations & Things You May Not Expect          
  • Why College Athletes Fail            
  • Surviving Your First Month of College     
  • Evaluating your First Year            

MODULE 10 – ATHLETIC CAMPS     

  • Why you should Attend Athletic Camps 
  • How to Choose an Athletic Camp             
  • Alternatives to Sports Camps     

MODULE 11 – RECRUITING RULES AND GUIDELINES             

  • Who is the NCAA            
  • Recruiting Contact Rules              
  • Eligibility & Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse            
  • National Letter of Intent
  • Transferring  
Course syllabus coming soon.

How are parents and student-athletes getting educated on the college athletic and academic process? This is currently one of the biggest gaps in our athletic system today. What do student-athletes really need to know? We’ll give you the complete rundown from what do college coaches look for to the entire academic and athletic search & selection process.

Take advantage of this rare combination of expertise! Participants in “The Road to College Athletics” benefit from the knowledge of a nationally ranked and “top ten” former college coach and a current high school counselor with a decade of experience preparing students for college.

This is an interactive and multi-media course created for athletes, parents, administrators, coaches, counselors, and teachers.

This course includes the following subject matters:

  • Scholarship opportunities
  • The recruiting process
  • Benefits of college athletics
  • NCAA rules/regulations
  • Optimizing high school academics and athletics
  • College “X-Factors”
  • Assessing college programs
Self-confident and assertiveness are two skills that are crucial for success in life. If you don"t feel worthy, and/or you don"t know how to express your self-worth when communicating with others, life can be very painful. These skills will provide opportunities and benefits to your participants in their professional and personal lives.

The Assertiveness And Self-Confidence workshop will give participants an understanding of what assertiveness and self-confidence each mean (in general and to them personally) and how to develop those feelings in their day-to-day lives. These skills will encompass many aspects of your participant"s lives and have a positive effect on all of them.

ASSERTIVENESS AND SELF-CONFIDENCE COURSE OUTLINE:

 Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: What Does Self-Confidence Mean To You?
  • What is Assertiveness?
  • What is Self-Confidence?
  • The Four Styles
Module Three: Obstacles to Our Goals
  • Types of Negative Thinking
  • Case Study
  • Personal Application
Module Four: Communication Skills
  • Listening and Hearing: They Aren"t the Same Thing
  • Asking Questions
  • Body Language
Module Five: The Importance of Goal Setting
  • Why Goal Setting is Important
  • Setting SMART Goals
  • Our Challenge to You
Module Six: Feeling the Part
  • Identifying Your Worth
  • Creating Positive Self-Talk
  • Identifying and Addressing Strengths and Weaknesses
Module Seven: Looking the Part
  • The Importance of Appearance
  • The Role of Body Language
  • First Impressions Count!
Module Eight: Sounding the Part
  • It"s How You Say It
  • Sounding Confident
  • Using "I" Messages
Module Nine: Powerful Presentations
  • What to Do When You"re on the Spot
  • Using STAR To Make Your Case
Module Ten: Coping Techniques
  • Building Rapport
  • Expressing Disagreement
  • Coming to Consensus
Module Eleven: Dealing with Difficult Behavior
  • Dealing with Difficult Situations
  • Key Tactics
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
For the better part of every day, we are communicating to and with others. Whether it"s the speech you deliver in the boardroom, the level of attention you give your spouse when they are talking to you, or the look you give the cat, it all means something.

The Communication Strategies workshop will help participants understand the different methods of communication and how to make the most of each of them. These strategies will provide a great benefit for any organization and its employees. They will trickle down throughout the organization and positively impact everyone involved.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: The Big Picture
  • What is Communication?
  • How Do We Communicate?
  • Other Factors in Communication
Module Three: Understanding Communication Barriers
  • An Overview of Common Barriers
  • Language Barriers
  • Cultural Barriers
  • Differences in Time and Place
Module Four: Paraverbal Communication Skills
  • The Power of Pitch
  • The Truth about Tone
  • The Strength of Speed
Module Five: Non-Verbal Communication
  • Understanding the Mehrabian Study
  • All About Body Language
  • Interpreting Gestures
Module Six: Speaking Like a STAR
  • S = Situation
  • T = Task
  • A = Action
  • R = Result
  • Summary
Module Seven: Listening Skills
  • Seven Ways to Listen Better Today
  • Understanding Active Listening
  • Sending Good Signals to Others
Module Eight: Asking Good Questions
  • Open Questions
  • Closed Questions
  • Probing Questions
Module Nine: Appreciative Inquiry
  • The Purpose of AI
  • The Four Stages
  • Examples and Case Studies
Module Ten: Mastering the Art of Conversation
  • Level One: Discussing General Topics
  • Level Two: Sharing Ideas and Perspectives
  • Level Three: Sharing Personal Experiences
  • Our Top Networking Tips
Module Eleven: Advanced Communication Skills
  • Understanding Precipitating Factors
  • Establishing Common Ground
  • Using "I" Messages
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise

In the past few decades, psychologists and business people alike have discovered that successful problem solvers tend to use the same type of process to identify and implement the solutions to their problems. This process works for any kind of problem, large or small.

The Creative Problem Solving workshop will give participants an overview of the entire creative problem solving process, as well as key problem solving tools that they can use every day. Skills such as brainstorming, information gathering, analyzing data, and identifying resources will be covered throughout the workshop.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: The Problem Solving Method
  • What is a Problem?
  • What is Creative Problem Solving?
  • What are the Steps in the Creative Solving Process?
Module Three: Information Gathering
  • Understanding Types of Information
  • Identifying Key Questions
  • Methods of Gathering Information
Module Four: Problem Definition
  • Defining the Problem
  • Determining Where the Problem Originated
  • Defining the Present State and the Desired State
  • Stating and Restating the Problem
  • Analyzing the Problem
  • Writing the Problem Statement
Module Five: Preparing for Brainstorming
  • Identifying Mental Blocks
  • Removing Mental Blocks
  • Stimulating Creativity
Module Six: Generating Solutions (I)
  • Brainstorming Basics
  • Brainwriting and Mind Mapping
  • Duncker Diagrams
Module Seven: Generating Solutions (II)
  • The Morphological Matrix
  • The Six Thinking Hats
  • The Blink Method
Module Eight: Analyzing Solutions
  • Developing Criteria
  • Analyzing Wants and Needs
  • Using Cost/Benefit Analysis
Module Nine: Selecting a Solution
  • Doing a Final Analysis
  • Paired Comparison Analysis
  • Analyzing Potential Problems
Module Ten: Planning Your Next Steps
  • Identifying Tasks
  • Identifying Resources
  • Implementing, Evaluating, and Adapting
Module Eleven: Recording Lessons Learned
  • Planning the Follow-Up Meeting
  • Celebrating Successes
  • Identifying Improvements
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Children have an innate creative ability when they are born, but for some reason adults can lose it along the way. Your participants will move out of the mundane, be more curious, engage, and explore new ideas. Recognize creativity and be ready when it happens.

With our Developing Creativity course your participants will learn how to remove barriers that block or limit their creativity. They will improve their imagination, divergent thinking, and mental flexibility. Participants will learn mind mapping, individual brainstorming, and when to recognize and look for what inspires them to be more creative.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
  • Action Plans and Evaluations
Module Two: What is Creativity?
  • Divergent Thinking
  • Problem Solving
  • Imagination and Inspiration
  • Something Out of Nothing
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Getting Inspired
  • Introspection
  • Read More
  • Removing the Mental Block
  • Art Inspires Art
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Beating Procrastination
  • Get Rid Of Clutter
  • Self-Imposed Limitations
  • Build on Small Successes
  • Don’t Start at the Beginning
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Improving Your Creative Mind Set (I)
  • Open Mind
  • Do Not Judge
  • Positive Mind Set
  • Ask Why?
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Improving Your Creative Mind Set (II)
  • Make Associations
  • Keep a Journal
  • Question Assumptions
  • Creative Confidence
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Curiosity
  • Spark Your Curiosity
  • Curiosity is the Engine of Creativity
  • Engage
  • Ask Open Ended Questions
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Take Risks
  • Be Confident
  • Scared to Fail?
  • Fake It ‘til You Make It
  • Afraid To Be Judged
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Think Like a Child
  • Daydream
  • Be Curious
  • Play Games
  • Experiment
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Environmental Factors
  • Work Area
  • Additional Environments
  • Get Enough Sleep
  • Variables
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Individual Brainstorming
  • Generate A Lot of Ideas
  • Mind Mapping
  • Visualization
  • Organize and Bring the Ideas Together
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Our Digital Citizenship course will give your participants the guidance needed in the ever changing digital world. As our lives are lived more and more online we all need to translate our social skills into the virtual world.

Digital Citizenship allows us to connect, collaborate, and share by using technology appropriately. In person meetings are on the decline which makes it necessary to engage people digitally. Being a good digital citizen means you have a set of skills to work in the digital world.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
  • Action Plans
Module Two: What Is Digital Citizenship?
  • What is Digital
  • Engaging with Others
  • It’s a Moving Target
  • Belonging to a Community
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Being a Good Citizen
  • Build it Up
  • Real World Influences
  • Using Technology Appropriately
  • The Golden Rule
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Best Practices for Sharing
  • Digital Footprints
  • Personal and Work Lives
  • Stop and Think Before You Post
  • Do Not Overshare
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Networking and Personal Branding (I)
  • Personal Branding
  • Be Yourself ( online and off)
  • Social Networking
  • If you Share it, Expect Everyone to See It
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Networking and Personal Branding (II)
  • Introduce Colleagues
  • Volunteer to Help Others
  • Blog
  • Guard Your Reputation
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Digital Security and Safety (I)
  • Don’t Trust Anyone You Don’t Know
  • Enable 2-Step Verifications
  • Public Wi-Fi
  • Public Computers
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Digital Security and Safety (II)
  • Email and Attachments
  • Password Rules
  • Back Up your Files
  • Update Your Software
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Dealing With The Dark Side
  • See it, Report it
  • Bullying and Harassment
  • Trolling
  • Shared Something You Shouldn’t Have?
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Digital Etiquette (I)
  • Respect and Tone
  • Speak Up, Not Out
  • Topics To Avoid
  • Keep Private Messages Private
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Digital Etiquette (II)
  • Educate Yourself
  • Information Processing
  • Internet Boldness
  • Permission to Share
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Entrepreneurship

Would you like to be your own boss? Have you ever dreamed of starting your own business? Don’t know what to do about your great business idea? If you have ever thought about these situations then you need our entrepreneurship workshop.

Let our Entrepreneurship workshop help you achieve your dreams. Being an entrepreneur can be full of risks. These risks are minimized through drafting a business plan, knowing your competition, and successful marketing. All these and more can be found in our Entrepreneurship workshop.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Workshop Objectives
  • The Parking Lot
  • Action Plan
Module Two: Decide On The Type Of Business
  • Is It Feasible?
  • What Are Your Interests?
  • Do You Have The Experience?
  • Are You An Expert In The Field?
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: What Is The Market/Competition Like?
  • Is The Venture Lucrative?
  • Is There Competition?
  • How Can You Set Yourself Apart From The Competition?
  • How Is The Customer Prospect?
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Basics Of Starting A Business
  • Decide On A Name
  • Legal Structure Of Business
  • Register The Business
  • Choose A Location
  • Hire An Accountant
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Create A Business Plan
  • What Should Be Included In The Business Plan?
  • Gather Documentation
  • Develop Business Plan Outline
  • Draft Business Plan
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Get Financing
  • Contact Organizations For Guidance
  • Decide The Type Of Financing
  • Shop Around
  • What To Do Once Approved
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Hire Employees
  • Develop Job Description(S)
  • Advertise Positions
  • Interview Candidates
  • Select Candidates
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Training Employees
  • Teach Company Culture
  • Implement Actual Training For The Position
  • Provide Feedback
  • Offer Additional Training, If Necessary
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Market The Business
  • Traditional Marketing
  • Create A Website
  • Social Media
  • Networking Groups
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Run The Business
  • Procurement
  • Sell! Sell! Sell!
  • How To Manage Cash Flow
  • Budgeting
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Grow The Business
  • Offer More Products / Services
  • Open Another Location
  • Franchise Opportunities
  • Scoring Large Contracts
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words From The Wise
  • Review Of The Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Recommended Reading
  • Completion Of Action Plans And Evaluations

We've all met that dynamic, charismatic person that just has a way with others, and has a way of being remembered. Your participants will identify ways of creating a powerful introduction, remembering names, and managing situations when you’ve forgotten someone’s name.

The Interpersonal Skills workshop will help participants work towards being that unforgettable person by providing communication skills, negotiation techniques, tips on making an impact, and advice on networking and starting conversations. They will also identify the skills needed in starting a conversation, moving a conversation along, and progressing to higher levels of conversation.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Verbal Communication Skills
  • Listening and Hearing: They Aren't the Same Thing
  • Asking Questions
  • Communicating with Power
Module Three: Non-Verbal Communication Skills
  • Body Language
  • The Signals You Send to Others
  • It's Not What You Say, It's How You Say It
Module Four: Making Small Talk and Moving Beyond
  • The Four Levels of Conversation
Module Five: Moving the Conversation Along
  • Asking for Examples
  • Using Repetition
  • Using Summary Questions
  • Asking for Clarity and Completeness
Module Six: Remembering Names
  • Creating a Powerful Introduction
  • Using Mnemonics
  • Uh-Oh I've Forgotten Your Name
Module Seven: Influencing Skills
  • Seeing the Other Side
  • Building a Bridge
  • Giving In Without Giving Up
Module Eight: Bringing People to Your Side
  • A Dash of Emotion
  • Plenty of Facts
  • Bringing It All Together
Module Nine: Sharing Your Opinion
  • Using I-Messages
  • Disagreeing Constructively
  • Building Consensus
Module Ten: Negotiation Basics
  • Preparation
  • Opening
  • Bargaining
  • Closing
Module Eleven: Making An Impact
  • Creating a Powerful First Impression
  • Assessing a Situation
  • Being Zealous without Being Offensive
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Mobile learning, or mLearning, is defined as the delivery of learning, education or training on mobile devices, such as mobile phones, tablets, laptops or PDAs. mLearning allows training and support to be taken anywhere, making it flexible and convenient for companies to use.

With our mLearning workshop, your participants will begin to see the importance and usefulness of mLearning in any organization. By absorbing the ins and outs of utilizing mLearning, participants will possess the skills needed to take advantage of this new technology, in order to educate employees and clients more efficiently.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: What is mLearning?
  • mLearning Uses
  • mLearning Environments
  • mLearning Tools
  • mLearning Advantages
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Common mLearning Devices
  • Mobile Phones
  • Tablets
  • Notebook Computers
  • Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Ancillary Equipment in mLearning
  • Internet Connections
  • Messaging Services
  • Video Cameras
  • Bluetooth
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: mLearning vs. eLearning
  • Devices Available
  • Informal vs Formal Structure
  • Increased Access
  • Content
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Four C’s of mLearning
  • Content
  • Compute
  • Capture
  • Communicate
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Aspects of mLearning
  • The FRAME Model
  • The Device Aspect
  • The Learner Aspect
  • The Social Aspect
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Challenges of mLearning
  • Dependence on Technology
  • Decreased Quality of Communication
  • Security
  • Risk of Distraction
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Benefits of mLearning
  • Decreased Costs
  • Available Support
  • Unlimited Resources
  • Continuous Learning
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Getting mLearning Started
  • Organize Your Resources
  • Form a Work Plan
  • Engage Employees
  • Establish an End Goal
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Employee Training
  • Training Facilities
  • Encourage Communication
  • Establish Guidelines
  • Equipment Training
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
  • Recommended Reading

Although people often think of boardrooms, suits, and million dollar deals when they hear the word negotiation, the truth is that we negotiate all the time. Through this workshop participants will be able to understand the basic types of negotiations, the phases of negotiations, and the skills needed for successful negotiating.

The Negotiation Skills workshop will give your participants a sense of understanding their opponent and have the confidence to not settle for less than they feel is fair. Your participants will learn that an atmosphere of respect is essential, as uneven negations could lead to problems in the future.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Understanding Negotiation
  • The Three Phases
  • Skills for Successful Negotiating
Module Three: Getting Prepared
  • Establishing Your WATNA and BATNA
  • Identifying Your WAP
  • Identifying Your ZOPA
  • Personal Preparation
Module Four: Laying the Groundwork
  • Setting the Time and Place
  • Establishing Common Ground
  • Creating a Negotiation Framework
  • The Negotiation Process
Module Five: Phase One - Exchanging Information
  • Getting off on the Right Foot
  • What to Share
  • What to Keep to Yourself
Module Six: Phase Two - Bargaining
  • What to Expect
  • Techniques to Try
  • How to Break an Impasse
Module Seven: About Mutual Gain
  • Three Ways to See Your Options
  • About Mutual Gain
  • What Do I Want?
  • What Do They Want?
  • What Do We Want?
Module Eight: Phase Three - Closing
  • Reaching Consensus
  • Building an Agreement
  • Setting the Terms of the Agreement
Module Nine: Dealing with Difficult Issues
  • Being Prepared for Environmental Tactics
  • Dealing with Personal Attacks
  • Controlling Your Emotions
  • Deciding When It's Time to Walk Away
Module Ten: Negotiating Outside the Boardroom
  • Adapting the Process for Smaller Negotiations
  • Negotiating via Telephone
  • Negotiating via Email
Module Eleven: Negotiating on Behalf of Someone Else
  • Choosing the Negotiating Team
  • Covering All the Bases
  • Dealing with Tough Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Personal Branding is identifying your assets, characteristics, strengths, and skills as an individual. Understanding Personal Branding will provide advantages in your participant’s personal and professional lives. Branding is a mix of how you present yourself and how others see you. It is important to be aware of how you are viewed.

With our Personal Branding course your participants will be able to share their vision and passions with others in your company. Utilize this knowledge through Social Media to define and influence how others see you. You are your brand so protect it. Live it.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
  • Action Plans
Module Two: Defining Yourself (I)
  • If You Don’t, They Will
  • Brand Mantra
  • Be Real
  • SWOT Analysis
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Defining Yourself (II)
  • Pillars
  • Passions
  • Define Your Strengths
  • The Three C’s
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Controlling and Developing Your Image
  • Clear and Defined
  • Consistent Image
  • It Takes a Commitment
  • Live It Every Day
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Personal and Professional Influences
  • Corporate and Personal Integration
  • They Will Influence Each Other
  • Be a Professional
  • Build Rapport
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Sharpening Your Brand
  • Blogging
  • Authenticity is Key (always be authentic)
  • Transparency
  • Networking
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Appearance Matters
  • First Impressions
  • Rise Out of The Crowd
  • True Reflection
  • Dress For Success
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Social Media (I)
  • Needs Constant Monitoring
  • Security
  • Have an Objective
  • Promote
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Social Media (II)
  • It’s a Tool
  • Content is King
  • Have a Gimmick
  • Don’t Ignore Any Mentions
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Brand Management During a Crisis
  • Caught In a Bad Spot?
  • Never Burn a Bridge
  • Information
  • Monitor and Respond
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Branding Personality Traits
  • Identify Your Unique Values
  • Be Bold
  • Think Outside the Box
  • Fail. Learn. Repeat
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
In the past few decades, organizations have discovered something incredible: the principles that have been used to create enormous successes in large projects can be applied to projects of any size to create amazing success. As a result, many employees are expected to understand project management techniques and how to apply them to projects of any size.

The Project Management workshop will give participants an overview of the entire project management process, as well as key project management tools that they can use every day. Working with project planning documents, such as needs assessments, risk management plan, and a communication plan will provide benefits throughout your organization.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Project Integration Management
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Three: Project Scope Management
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Four: Managing Time
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Five: Getting It All Done On Time
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Six: Special Tasks
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Seven: Verbal Communication Skills
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Eight: Non-Verbal Communication
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Nine: Empowering Yourself
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Ten: The Team Of Two
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Eleven: Taking Care of Yourself
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Working in a home office requires a unique set of skills. Teleworkers or virtual employees have additional challenges created by not being in a centralized office. Communication issues alone make it a challenging job, and recognizing these challenges will help your participants become great teleworkers.

Through Telework And Telecommuting your employees will see a great improvement in their performance and well-being. Being a teleworker does have the advantages of flexible schedules, no commute, and saving the company money. Your participants will establish the additional skills needed to be successful in their work from home environment.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
  • Pre-Assignment
  • Action Plans and Evaluations
Module Two: Core Skills Required
  • Self-Management
  • Time Management
  • Organizing and Planning
  • Communication
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Self-Management (I)
  • Solving Problems on Your Own
  • Being and Staying Motivated
  • You Have More Freedom, Don"t Abuse It
  • You and Only You are Accountable
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Self-Management (II)
  • Recognize and Remove Bad Habits
  • Reflect on Mistakes, and Learn from Them
  • Establish Good Habits
  • Be Assertive With Yourself
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Time Management (I)
  • Build a Little Flexibility Into Your Schedule
  • Identify and Remove Time Wasters
  • Working with Time Zones
  • Using Free Time Wisely
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Time Management (II)
  • The Urgent/Important Matrix
  • Setting and Sticking to Deadlines
  • The Glass Jar: Rocks, Pebbles, Sand, and Water
  • Recognize When You are Procrastinating
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Organization and Planning (I)
  • Plan for Additional Stress
  • When to Seek Help
  • Being Proactive, not Reactive
  • Establish Priorities and Attainable Goals
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Organization and Planning (II)
  • Setting up Your Home Office
  • Remove Unneeded or Distracting Items
  • When Technology Fails?
  • Develop a Normal Working Day
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Communication (I)
  • Stay in the Loop
  • Use the Correct Medium
  • Be Clear and To the Point
  • Virtual Communication Can Be Impersonal
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Communication (II)
  • Open and Frequent Communication
  • Share Your Information
  • Have a Collaborative Attitude
  • Setting Expectations with Family and Friends
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Additional Challenges
  • Building Trust and Rapport
  • Feeling Isolated
  • Always in the Office
  • Lack of or Less Feedback
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluation
The meaning of Soft Skills can sometimes be difficult to describe. It can be that unique attribute or characteristic that facilitates great communication. It can be the special way that you show confidence in a challenging situation. These and other events can become more easily managed with this great workshop.

With our Ten Soft Skills You Need workshop your participants will begin to see how important it is to develop a core set of soft skills. By managing and looking at the way people interact and seeing things in a new light, your participants will improve on almost every aspect of their career.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Workshop Objectives
  • The Parking Lot
  • Action Plan
Module Two: What are Soft Skills?
  • Definition of Soft Skills
  • Empathy and the Emotional Intelligence Quotient
  • Professionalism
  • Learned vs. Inborn Traits
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Soft Skill 1: Communication
  • Ways We Communicate
  • Improving Non-Verbal Communication
  • Listening
  • Openness and Honesty
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Soft Skill 2: Teamwork
  • Identifying Capabilities
  • Get Into Your Role
  • Learn the Whole Process
  • The Power of Flow
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Soft Skill 3: Problem Solving
  • Define the Problem
  • Generate Alternative Solutions
  • Evaluate the Plans
  • Implementation and Re-evaluation
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Soft Skill 4: Time Management
  • The Art of Scheduling
  • Prioritizing
  • Managing Distractions
  • The Multitasking Myth
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Soft Skill 5 and 6: Attitude and Work Ethic
  • What Are You Working For?
  • Caring for Others vs. Self
  • Building Trust
  • Work Is Its Own Reward
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Soft Skill 7: Adaptability/Flexibility
  • Getting over the Good Old Days Syndrome
  • Changing to Manage Process
  • Changing to Manage People
  • Showing You"re Worth Your Weight in Adaptability
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Soft Skill 8: Self-Confidence
  • Confident Traits
  • Self-Questionnaire
  • Surefire Confidence Building Tactics
  • Build Up Others
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Soft Skill 9: Ability to Learn From Criticism
  • Wow, You Mean I"m Not Perfect?
  • Listen With An Open Mind
  • Analyze and Learn
  • Clear the Air and Don"t Hold Any Grudges
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Soft Skill 10: Networking
  • Redefining Need
  • Identifying Others" Interests
  • Reaching Out
  • When to Back Off
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words From The Wise
  • Review Of The Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Recommended Reading
  • Completion Of Action Plans And Evaluations

The cloud has become a vital component for business as technology becomes embedded in modern life. Every leader needs to understand the cloud and how it operates as well as the potential dangers and pitfalls associated with cloud computing. Knowledgeable monitoring and maintenance can be the difference between the success and failure of the technology’s use.

With our The Cloud and Business workshop, your participants will discover the specifics of how the cloud can be a useful business tool. With a clear understanding of the cloud, your participants will be able to make the best decisions for their customers and business.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: The Cloud
  • Definition
  • History
  • Current Uses
  • Trends
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Models for Business
  • Software as a Service
  • Platform as a Service
  • Infrastructure as a Service
  • Other Options
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Advantages
  • Data Center Finances
  • Labor Finances
  • Productivity
  • Ease of Use
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Address Risks
  • Assessment
  • Prioritize Concerns
  • Address Risks
  • Focus on Success
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Security
  • Understand Weaknesses
  • Breaches
  • Identity Management
  • Strategies
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Device Management
  • Devices that Can Connect
  • Desktops
  • Benefits
  • Monitoring
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Service Oriented Architecture
  • Definition
  • With the Cloud
  • Services
  • Benefits to the Business
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Business Processes
  • Scale Applications
  • Web-based
  • Examples
  • Predictions
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Standards
  • Best Practices
  • Organizational Standards
  • Standards in the Cloud
  • Interoperability and Integration
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Monitoring
  • Governance
  • Measure Performance
  • Methods of Measurement
  • Monitor Services
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Personal time management skills are essential for professional success in any workplace. Those able to successfully implement time management strategies are able to control their workload rather than spend each day in a frenzy of activity reacting to crisis after crisis - stress declines and personal productivity soars! These highly effective individuals are able to focus on the tasks with the greatest impact to them and their organization.

The Time Management workshop will cover strategies to help participants learn these crucial strategies. Your participants will be given a skill set that includes personal motivation, delegation skills, organization tools, and crisis management. We"ll cover all this and more during this workshop.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Goal Setting
  • The Three P"s
  • S.M.A.R.T. Goals
  • Prioritizing Your Goals
  • Visualization
Module Three: Prioritizing Your Time
  • The 80/20 Rule
  • The Urgent Versus Important Matrix
  • Assertiveness
Module Four: Planning Wisely
  • Creating Your Productivity Journal
  • Maximizing the Power of Your Productivity Journal
  • The Glass Jar: Rocks, Pebbles, Sand, and Water
  • Chunck, Block, and Tackle
  • Ready, Fire, Aim!
Module Five: Tackling Procrastination
  • Why We Procrastinate
  • Nine Ways to Overcome Procrastination
  • Eat That Frog!
Module Six: Crisis Management
  • When the Storm Hits
  • Creating a Plan
  • Executing the Plan
  • Lessons Learned
Module Seven: Organizing Your Workspace
  • De-Clutter
  • Managing Workflow
  • Dealing with E-mail
  • Using Calendars
Module Eight: Delegating Made Easy
  • When to Delegate
  • To Whom Should You Delegate?
  • How Should You Delegate
  • Keeping Control
  • The Importance of Full Acceptance
Module Nine: Setting a Ritual
  • What is a Ritual?
  • Ritualizing Sleep, Meals, Exercise
  • Examples of Rituals
  • Using Rituals t Maximize Time
Module Ten: Meeting Management
  • Deciding if a Meeting is Necessary
  • Using the PAT Approach
  • Building the Agenda
  • Keeping Things on Track
  • Making Sure the Meeting Was Worthwhile
Module Eleven: Alternatives to Meetings
  • Instant Messaging and Chat Rooms
  • Teleconferencing
  • E-mail Lists and Online Groups
  • Collaborating Applications
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Often, people who have never had a leadership role will stand up and take the lead when a situation they care about requires it. Your participants will be able recognize these events and grab the reins with more confidence. This workshop touches on understanding the leadership gap, vital leadership traits, and how to overcome various barriers.

With our Women in Leadership workshop your participants will learn how women are changing the workforce. Through this workshop, your participants will gain a new perspective on the workforce, and what benefits can come from hiring and promoting women to higher positions.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Workshop Objectives
  • The Parking Lot
  • Action Plan
Module Two: Women and the Workforce
  • 50% of the Population
  • 60% of College Degrees
  • 47% of the US Workforce
  • 52% of Professional-level Jobs
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: The Leadership Gap
  • Underrepresented in Leadership
  • Executive Positions
  • Finance, Health Care, and Law
  • Historical Trends
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Barriers to Women"s Leadership
  • Gender Differences are Overemphasized
  • Gender Differences are Undervalued
  • Women Lack Professional Networks
  • Work and Family Conflict
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Traits of Women"s Leadership
  • Lead by Uniting Diverse Groups
  • Value Work-life Balance
  • Value Interpersonal Relationships
  • Value Accountability
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Benefits of Women"s Leadership
  • Greater Collaboration
  • Culture of Work-life Balance
  • Culture of Accountability
  • Assists in Recruiting Millennials
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Nurturing Women"s Leadership
  • Actively Recruit Women
  • Create/Encourage Networking Opportunities
  • Pair Women with Mentors in Leadership
  • Create/Encourage Training Opportunities
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Actively Recruit Women
  • Discover your Barriers to Hiring
  • Discover your Barriers to Retention
  • Recruit via Women"s Organizations
  • Women-friendly Culture
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Create/Encourage Women's Networking Opportunities
  • Create a Women"s Networking Group
  • Encourage Joining Organizations
  • Networking Builds Confidence
  • Networking and Recruiting
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Pair Women with Mentors
  • Benefits of Mentoring
  • Think Creatively
  • Incorporate at Every Stage
  • Encourage Women to Mentor
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Create and Encourage Educational Opportunities
  • Encourage Learning of Leadership Skills
  • Internal Programs and Trainings
  • Outside Programs and Trainings
  • Encourage Training at Every Career Stage
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words From The Wise
  • Review Of The Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Recommended Reading
  • Completion Of Action Plans And Evaluations
Entrepreneurship

Would you like to be your own boss? Have you ever dreamed of starting your own business? Don’t know what to do about your great business idea? If you have ever thought about these situations then you need our entrepreneurship workshop.

Let our Entrepreneurship workshop help you achieve your dreams. Being an entrepreneur can be full of risks. These risks are minimized through drafting a business plan, knowing your competition, and successful marketing. All these and more can be found in our Entrepreneurship workshop.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Workshop Objectives
  • The Parking Lot
  • Action Plan
Module Two: Decide On The Type Of Business
  • Is It Feasible?
  • What Are Your Interests?
  • Do You Have The Experience?
  • Are You An Expert In The Field?
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: What Is The Market/Competition Like?
  • Is The Venture Lucrative?
  • Is There Competition?
  • How Can You Set Yourself Apart From The Competition?
  • How Is The Customer Prospect?
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Basics Of Starting A Business
  • Decide On A Name
  • Legal Structure Of Business
  • Register The Business
  • Choose A Location
  • Hire An Accountant
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Create A Business Plan
  • What Should Be Included In The Business Plan?
  • Gather Documentation
  • Develop Business Plan Outline
  • Draft Business Plan
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Get Financing
  • Contact Organizations For Guidance
  • Decide The Type Of Financing
  • Shop Around
  • What To Do Once Approved
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Hire Employees
  • Develop Job Description(S)
  • Advertise Positions
  • Interview Candidates
  • Select Candidates
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Training Employees
  • Teach Company Culture
  • Implement Actual Training For The Position
  • Provide Feedback
  • Offer Additional Training, If Necessary
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Market The Business
  • Traditional Marketing
  • Create A Website
  • Social Media
  • Networking Groups
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Run The Business
  • Procurement
  • Sell! Sell! Sell!
  • How To Manage Cash Flow
  • Budgeting
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Grow The Business
  • Offer More Products / Services
  • Open Another Location
  • Franchise Opportunities
  • Scoring Large Contracts
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words From The Wise
  • Review Of The Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Recommended Reading
  • Completion Of Action Plans And Evaluations
In the past few decades, organizations have discovered something incredible: the principles that have been used to create enormous successes in large projects can be applied to projects of any size to create amazing success. As a result, many employees are expected to understand project management techniques and how to apply them to projects of any size.

The Project Management workshop will give participants an overview of the entire project management process, as well as key project management tools that they can use every day. Working with project planning documents, such as needs assessments, risk management plan, and a communication plan will provide benefits throughout your organization.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Project Integration Management
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Three: Project Scope Management
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Four: Managing Time
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Five: Getting It All Done On Time
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Six: Special Tasks
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Seven: Verbal Communication Skills
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Eight: Non-Verbal Communication
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Nine: Empowering Yourself
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Ten: The Team Of Two
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Eleven: Taking Care of Yourself
  • Definition
  • Processes
  • Specific Steps
  • Examples
  • Case Study
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
The meaning of Soft Skills can sometimes be difficult to describe. It can be that unique attribute or characteristic that facilitates great communication. It can be the special way that you show confidence in a challenging situation. These and other events can become more easily managed with this great workshop.

With our Ten Soft Skills You Need workshop your participants will begin to see how important it is to develop a core set of soft skills. By managing and looking at the way people interact and seeing things in a new light, your participants will improve on almost every aspect of their career.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Workshop Objectives
  • The Parking Lot
  • Action Plan
Module Two: What are Soft Skills?
  • Definition of Soft Skills
  • Empathy and the Emotional Intelligence Quotient
  • Professionalism
  • Learned vs. Inborn Traits
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Soft Skill 1: Communication
  • Ways We Communicate
  • Improving Non-Verbal Communication
  • Listening
  • Openness and Honesty
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Soft Skill 2: Teamwork
  • Identifying Capabilities
  • Get Into Your Role
  • Learn the Whole Process
  • The Power of Flow
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Soft Skill 3: Problem Solving
  • Define the Problem
  • Generate Alternative Solutions
  • Evaluate the Plans
  • Implementation and Re-evaluation
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Soft Skill 4: Time Management
  • The Art of Scheduling
  • Prioritizing
  • Managing Distractions
  • The Multitasking Myth
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Soft Skill 5 and 6: Attitude and Work Ethic
  • What Are You Working For?
  • Caring for Others vs. Self
  • Building Trust
  • Work Is Its Own Reward
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Soft Skill 7: Adaptability/Flexibility
  • Getting over the Good Old Days Syndrome
  • Changing to Manage Process
  • Changing to Manage People
  • Showing You"re Worth Your Weight in Adaptability
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Soft Skill 8: Self-Confidence
  • Confident Traits
  • Self-Questionnaire
  • Surefire Confidence Building Tactics
  • Build Up Others
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Soft Skill 9: Ability to Learn From Criticism
  • Wow, You Mean I"m Not Perfect?
  • Listen With An Open Mind
  • Analyze and Learn
  • Clear the Air and Don"t Hold Any Grudges
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Soft Skill 10: Networking
  • Redefining Need
  • Identifying Others" Interests
  • Reaching Out
  • When to Back Off
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words From The Wise
  • Review Of The Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Recommended Reading
  • Completion Of Action Plans And Evaluations

The cloud has become a vital component for business as technology becomes embedded in modern life. Every leader needs to understand the cloud and how it operates as well as the potential dangers and pitfalls associated with cloud computing. Knowledgeable monitoring and maintenance can be the difference between the success and failure of the technology’s use.

With our The Cloud and Business workshop, your participants will discover the specifics of how the cloud can be a useful business tool. With a clear understanding of the cloud, your participants will be able to make the best decisions for their customers and business.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: The Cloud
  • Definition
  • History
  • Current Uses
  • Trends
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Models for Business
  • Software as a Service
  • Platform as a Service
  • Infrastructure as a Service
  • Other Options
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Advantages
  • Data Center Finances
  • Labor Finances
  • Productivity
  • Ease of Use
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Address Risks
  • Assessment
  • Prioritize Concerns
  • Address Risks
  • Focus on Success
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Security
  • Understand Weaknesses
  • Breaches
  • Identity Management
  • Strategies
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Device Management
  • Devices that Can Connect
  • Desktops
  • Benefits
  • Monitoring
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Service Oriented Architecture
  • Definition
  • With the Cloud
  • Services
  • Benefits to the Business
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Business Processes
  • Scale Applications
  • Web-based
  • Examples
  • Predictions
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Standards
  • Best Practices
  • Organizational Standards
  • Standards in the Cloud
  • Interoperability and Integration
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Monitoring
  • Governance
  • Measure Performance
  • Methods of Measurement
  • Monitor Services
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Let's Talk: Unhealthy Lifestyles Course

Let’s Talk: Prevention Curriculum is an evidence-based, interactive, 14 module curriculum intended to educate young people about alternatives to dealing with life challenges as well as to building life skills that youth can use to resolve problems without resorting to unsafe behavior or running away. 

The curriculum can be used in any number of settings, including schools, youth groups, community centers, and after schools clubs.  Let’s Talk is primarily designed for youth ages 10-20, but is easily adapted to other age groups.  The curriculum also includes worksheets that go along with each activity and pre and post-tests.

 
MODULE 1: COMMUNICATION AND LISTENING

Youth will identify barriers to communications and use active listening skills in real-life scenarios  Youth will receive an introduction to the NRS Crisis Intervention Model.

 
MODULE 2: ADOLESCENT DEVELOPMENT

Youth will learn the aspects and challenges associated with adolescent development.  Youth will discover their personal identity by looking at their strengths and unique qualities.

 
MODULE 3: PERSONAL INFLUENCES

Youth will identify how personal values, principles, and beliefs impact their decision making.  Youth will reflect on the role of influential others in decision-making.

 
MODULE 4: PEERS AND HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS

Youth will discuss positive, negative, direct, and indirect peer pressure.  Youth will describe the characteristics of their current family, friendship, and social groups. Youth will describe characteristics of their existing relationships.  Youth will learn the characteristics of healthy dating relationships.

 
MODULE 5: FAMILIES – ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

Youth will define the term “family” for themselves and will consider the roles and responsibilities each family member holds.  Youth will learn techniques to improve communication among family members as well as skills to resolve family challenges.

 
MODULE 6: RUNAWAY REALITY

Youth will brainstorm reasons why young people choose to run away, questions to consider before leaving, and alternates to running away.  Youth will learn about risk factors associated with running away, including sexual exploitation.

 
MODULE 7: NATIONAL SAFE CONNECTIONS

Youth will identify their own personal “safe place”.  Youth will learn about the National Safe Place program, which invites local businesses and agencies to provide access to immediate help and supportive resources for all you people in crisis.

 
MODULE 8: COMMUNITY RESPONSE AND RESPONSIBILITY

Youth will consider who in their community is affected, both directly and indirectly by a runaway incident.  Youth will learn how to use their community as a resource and discover ways to contribute to their community.

 
MODULE 9: ANGER MANAGEMENT

Youth will identify and recognize emotional and physical reactions to anger. Youth will learn positive ways to deal with these reactions.

 
MODULE 10: STRESS REDUCTION

Youth will identify their individual stressors. Youth will learn problem-solving techniques, stress management skills, and resources to avert a potential crisis situation.

 
MODULE 11: DRUGS AND ALCOHOL

Youth will learn facts about and reasons why people use drugs and alcohol.  Youth will discuss consequences and risks associated with drugs and alcohol.

 
MODULE 12: SEXUALITY AND SEXUAL ORIENTATION

Youth will consider the roles of sexuality and sexual orientation play in the lives of those who choose to run away.

 
MODULE 13: INTERNET SAFETY AND FUN

Youth will transform their current uses of the internet and ways to interact safely online.  Role plays will be used to encourage internet safety.

 
MODULE 14: FUTURE LIFE PLANNING

Youth will identify personal or life goals they want to achieve. Youth will discuss facilitators and barriers in achieving life goals they identify in this module.

Youth For Human Rights Course

The purpose of this course is to teach youth about human rights, specifically the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and inspire them to become advocates for tolerance and peace. The Youth For Human Rights CourseI has now grown into a global movement, including hundreds of schools, groups, clubs, and recreational centers around the world.

This course teaches human rights education both in the classroom and in nontraditional educational settings. We aim to reach people from diverse backgrounds, with materials which often appeal across generations. By teaching human rights through all means—from conferences and workshops to hip-hop and dancing—this message has spread around the world.

The contents of this course have a street-savvy, multiethnic, anti-bullying message that has captured the imagination of people around the world. Our 30 short modules depict the 30 Articles of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In less than a minute, youth can learn one of their human rights—and all of them in less than half an hour.

This course has inspired people to walk, race racecars, paint murals and hold small gatherings with youth groups and orphanages, as well as large open-air concerts.

This human rights curriculum fills the schoolrooms and halls of learning with the simple messages of what our human rights are.

Inasmuch, in this course, students will learn the following:

  • The 30 human rights every person has
  • How human rights started and why we have them
  • The importance of human rights for everyone

Listed below you will find the 30 modules for this course:

Module 1: Human Rights – We Were all Born and Free

Module 2: Human Rights – Don’t  Decimate

Module 3: Human Rights – The Right to Life

Module 4: Human Rights – No Slavery

Module 5: Human Rights – No Torture

Module 6: Human Rights – You Have the Right No Matter Where You Go

Module 7: Human Rights – We’re All Equal Before the Law

Module 8: Human Rights – Your Human Rights Are Protected by Law

Module 9: Human Rights –No Unfair Detainment

Module 10: Human Rights – The Right for Trail

Module 11: Human Rights – We’re Always Innocent Till Proven Guilty

Module 12: Human Rights – The Right to Privacy

Module 13: Human Rights – Freedom to Move

Module 14: Human Rights – A Right to Seek a Safe Place to Live

Module 15: Human Rights – A Right to Nationality

Module 16: Human Rights – Marriage and Family

Module 17: Human Rights – The Right to Your Own Things

Module 18: Human Rights – Freedom of Thought

Module 19: Human Rights – Freedom Expression

Module 20: Human Rights  – The Right to Public Assembly

Module 21: Human Rights – The Right to Democracy

Module 22: Human Rights – Social Security

Module 23: Human Rights – Workers Right

Module 24: Human Rights – The Right to Play

Module 25: Human Rights – Food and Shelter for All

Module 26: Human Rights – The Right to Education

Module 27: Human Rights – Copyright

Module 28: Human Rights – A Fair and Free World

Module 29: Human Rights – Responsibility

Module 30: Human Rights –No One Can Take Away Your Human Rights

Financial Empowerment

This financial empowerment course is engaging and fun, yet also meets core educational standards. The programming has been widely recognized for its ability to connect with students and inspire participants of all ages and socioeconomic backgrounds to take positive financial action.  The curriculum for this course is empowered by Dave Ramsey, Suze Orman, Bureau of Consumer Protection, Operation Hope Banking On Our Future, Wealthy Habit, Fortune Builders, and other resources.

MODULE 1: FINANCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

This chapter gives you an in-depth look at the psychological factors that affect how we handle our personal finances. The first topic discusses how money is tied to human needs and emotions. A second section explores how and by whom we are influenced when developing our money management habits, and how to find qualified information sources. Then the concept of behavioral finance is presented, and you will examine your own attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors related to personal finance.

The Model of Behavior Change is explained in Topic 4.4, defining the six stages we go through as we progress toward adopting positive money management habits. The final topic offers an introduction to financial goal-setting – how to write good goals, break them down into achievable action steps, and track progress.

Lessons In This Module:

  • Needs, Emotions, Money, and the Connection
  • How Financial Behaviors and Attitudes Form
  • Identifying Your Financial Behaviors
  • Molding Positive Financial Behaviors
  • Turning Dreams Into Goals and Plans

 
MODULE 2: SAVINGS EXPENSES, AND BUDGETING

This chapter introduces the basic aspects of budgeting and how budgeting benefits your progress toward attaining your desired lifestyle and reaching your financial goals. You will understand how savings forms the foundation of your financial planning, and learn the components of a savings plan.

In a further topic, you will comprehend the importance of evaluating every purchase based on whether it is a “need” or a “want” and know how to calculate opportunity cost. As the chapter continues, you will be introduced to the three primary types of expenses and tactics for reducing monthly payments toward those expenses. Action steps for creating a solid budget and automating financial accounting systems to facilitate regular review and revisions are provided. The last two topics in the chapter cover the processes involved with two major expenses individuals typically encounter during their lifecycles – automobile purchase and renting a home.
 

Lessons In This Module:

  • Budgeting Fundamentals and Overview
  • Setting Savings Goals and Creating a Savings Plan
  • Prioritizing Expenses and Opportunity Cost
  • Identifying and Reducing Your Expenses
  • Create Your Budget and Automate
  • Analyzing Your Budget and Addressing Gaps
  • Major Expenses – Automobile
  • Major Expenses – Renting a Home
  • Homeownership Budgeting

 
MODULE 3: ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT AND TEAM MEMBERS

This chapter covers the essentials of how to set up and manage accounts with a financial institution, and why and how to establish a trusted team of financial advisors. The first topic guides you in selecting the financial institution that matches your needs and goals. Then you are introduced to the process of setting up a central system to automate all your account transactions, which helps you save money and protect your credit. In a third topic, you learn the differences between debit cards and credit cards and how that information relates to your personal finance management. Finally, you will understand why having a trusted team of advisors is important to your financial future, and know-how to select your team members.

 
Lessons In This Module:

  • Choosing Where to Bank
  • Banking Essentials and Management
  • Debit Cards vs. Credit Cards
  • Building a Trusted Team

 
MODULE 4: LOANS AND DEBT

Most people will probably borrow money in some form during their lives. This chapter covers the ins and outs of loans and debt. The first topic discusses the different types of debt and when debts may be considered “good” versus “bad” debts. Then the basic loan calculations are covered including principal, interest, payment intervals, terms, and amortization. The risks and consequences of various types of debt are covered in the third topic, with tips for mitigating debt risk.

The fundamentals of loan qualification are presented in topic 4, providing guidelines to remove some of the anxiety from the process of taking out a loan. Next, strategies for developing a workable debt payoff plan are discussed. Credit cards, their potential advantages, and drawbacks form the topic of the next section. Automobile loan and lease options, how lenders qualify borrowers for auto loans, and how car loans can fit into one’s financial plan are presented. Finally, the various types of home mortgages, their qualification requirements, and terms are detailed, along with the process of negotiating a home loan.

 
Lessons In This Module:

  • Types of Debt
  • Loans Fundamentals
  • Risk of Debt
  • Loan Qualifications
  • How to Pay Off Debt
  • Credit Cards 101
  • Automobile Financing – Loans and Lease Options
  • Qualifying for a Home loan

 
MODULE 5: CREDIT PROFILE

This container focuses on credit, how credit affects your personal financial situation, and how to get and maintain good credit. First, you receive an overview of the term ‘credit’ and how it is applied. Then you will understand the value of having a good credit history and situations that can have a negative impact on your credit. You will be introduced to the components of your credit profile – credit history and credit score – and how they are derived. You will learn how to obtain a copy of your credit report, review your credit score, and create a credit plan. Strategies and actions for addressing errors on your credit report and improving your credit score are presented.

Finally, the types of identity theft are discussed, along with ways to prevent and handle situations where your identity is stolen.

 
Lessons In This Module:

Credit Profile Basics

  • Benefits and Consequences of Credit
  • Understanding Your Credit Profile
  • Access Your Credit Report
  • Addressing Problems with Credit
  • Identify Theft Protection
  • Scams

 
MODULE 6: INCOME

Most people must establish some source of income in their lives. This chapter covers various ways to generate income, along with some strategies for securing and possibly supplementing one’s income.

The first topic discusses finding fulfilling work in alignment with one’s dreams and passions. In the second section, we cover the rapid, recent advances in globalism and technology that affect job and income security.

The third topic presents steps individuals may take to maximize their earning potential, including considering benefits as part of a total compensation package, evaluating and enhancing one’s position in the job market. The next section expands on these strategies by discussing how to obtain salary increases from current employers and methods for seeking out and obtaining new employment opportunities.

Finally, the chapter concludes with a topic about ways to find additional active income streams including second jobs, freelancing, and starting one’s own business

 
Lessons In This Module:

  • Aligning Your Passion with Income Sources
  • Minimizing Income Security Threats
  • Evaluating Your Income and Skills
  • Prepare for and Identify Income Opportunities
  • Income Diversification and Multiple Income Streams

 
MODULE 7: ECONOMIC AND GOVERNMENT INFLUENCES

Nearly all citizens are subject to various forms of taxation by their governments. Taxes represent a sizable component of most people’s budgets, but often are overlooked because they usually are deducted automatically. This chapter covers the various types of taxes one should consider for financial planning purposes.

The first topic provides an overview of taxes and why it’s important to find a trusted tax professional to help file your government tax returns. Mandatory income taxes, including those imposed by federal, state, and local governments, are discussed in the second topic. Consumption taxes – levied upon the purchase of goods and services – are the topic of the next section, followed by the various taxes to which investments may be subjected. Finally, the concept of inflation is presented and the importance of calculating the effects of inflation when developing a budget and investment strategy. 

Lessons In This Module:

  • Introduction to Taxes
  • Income Tax
  • Consumption Tax
  • Investment Tax
  • Inflation: Understanding and Planning


MODULE 8: RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE

Every day and with every decision, we encounter some type of risk. Insurance is a product that helps us manage our risk. This chapter starts by covering the basics of risk evaluation and management. It goes on to demonstrate how insurance reduces financial risk by protecting us against unpredictable losses.

Insurance companies evaluate the amount of risk an individual poses in order to calculate how much they will charge for coverage.

Two further topics offer comprehensive information about the types of insurance policies available, and how to evaluate your protection to determine the coverage you need. A guide for selecting dependable insurance companies and agents is offered, along with tools for keeping your policies current. The chapter continues with a topic that discusses estate plans and how to develop a plan that distributes your property and assets after you pass away, and wraps up with a section on disaster preparedness to prepare you and your family for the challenges of natural disasters.

 
Lessons In This Module:

  • What Are My Risks and How Do I Manage Them?
  • How Insurance Helps Reduce Risk
  • Types of Insurance and Which You Should Consider
  • Selecting an Insurance Company and Managing Policies
  • Estate Planning
  • Disaster Preparation


MODULE 9: INVESTING AND PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING

This chapter offers a comprehensive overview of investment processes and how investing fits into one’s personal financial planning. Topics introduce the motivations and preparation associated with investing.

You will understand why people decide to invest, how to determine your risk tolerance level, and how to calculate your net worth. The basics of the stock market, investing and retirement savings vehicles are also covered. Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs), employer-sponsored retirement plans, fundamental investment principles and how to compare options based on return on investment (ROI). You will be introduced to various asset classes and how they may fit into a diversified investment portfolio.
 

Lessons In This Module: 

  • Why People Invest
  • Invest Risk
  • Assessing Your Net Worth
  • Identifying Your Future Needs
  • Investment Preparation
  • Personal Retirement Plans
  • Employee Sponsored Retirement Plans
  • Investment Basics
  • Understanding Compounding Interest
  • Types of Investments and Risk Tolerance
  • How the Stock Markets Works
  • How People Participate in the Stock Market
  • The Stock Market: Types of Investment Strategies
  • Investing In Bonds
  • All About Annuities
  • Real Estate – Risks and Rewards


MODULE 10: EDUCATION AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT

The current work environment has become increasingly globalized and competitive, and these rapid changes to the employment landscape mean that lifelong learning to expand and refresh one’s job skills has become essential. This chapter helps people evaluate options for higher education and how to fund one’s learning path. To get you started, the first topic guides you to consider various educational options that align with your goals and passions.

In the second topic, you will learn how to evaluate higher education decisions as tovestments, using tools investors commonly employ to compare investment options. The third section offers a plan to budget for higher education across three phases: initial expenses, in-school, and post-graduation. Next, multiple funding sources to pay for college education are detailed, along with ways to create a higher education funding plan. The final topic discusses the ins and outs of student loans and strategies to plan for paying off any student loan debt post-graduation.

Lessons In This Module:

  • Education Choices and Benefits
  • Education Cost-Benefit Analysis
  • Education Budgeting
  • Funding Your Education
  • Paying Off Student Loans

Many student-athletes suffer injuries as a result of poor nutrition, hydration, and overuse due to poor training techniques. The good news is that majority of student-athletes injuries can be prevented.

Learn more about how to maximize your performance between practices, workouts, and how to best get your body recovered and ready for games.

Objective:
The objective of this workshop is to educate student-athletes, parents, administrators, coaches, counselors, and teachers on proper health, wellness, fitness, and nutrition protocol.

This course also covers how student-athletes can address and deal with lack of mental toughness, depression, stress, and being worried about being injured.

Business succession planning is all about being prepared. The loss of valuable leadership can cripple even the strongest of companies. Succession planning is an essential component to the survival and growth of any business. Whether it is grooming employees to become leaders, or preparing for an employee"s retirement your participants will identify common obstacles and how to overcome them.

Our Business Succession Planning workshop will show you the differences between succession planning and mere replacement planning. How you prepare people to take on leadership responsibilities is just as important as hiring the right person for the job. Every company should have a form of succession planning in its portfolio.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Succession Planning Vs. Replacement Planning
  • What is Business Succession Planning?
  • What Is Replacement Planning?
  • Differences Between
  • Deciding What You Need
Module Three: Preparing for the Planning Process
  • How to Set Parameters for the Planning Process
  • Should You Establish a Committee?
  • How to Gather Operational Data
Module Four: Initiating Process
  • Develop a Mission Statement
  • Develop a Vision Statement
  • Choosing to Be a Mentor
Module Five: The SWOT Analysis
  • Identifying Strengths
  • Identifying Weaknesses
  • Identifying Opportunities
  • Identifying Threats
Module Six: Developing the Succession Plan
  • Prioritize What the Succession Plan Will Address
  • Set Goals and Objectives
  • Develop a Strategy for Achieving Goals
  • Draft the Plan
Module Seven: Executing the Plan
  • Assign Responsibility and Authority
  • Establish a Monitoring System
  • Identifying Paths
  • Choosing Your Final Approach
Module Eight: Gaining Support
  • Gathering Data
  • Addressing Concerns and Issues
  • Evaluating and Adapting
Module Nine: Managing the Change
  • Developing a Change Management Plan
  • Developing a Communication Plan
  • Implementing the Plans
  • Providing Constructive Criticism
  • Encouraging Growth and Development
Module Ten: Overcoming Roadblocks
  • Common Obstacles
  • Re-Evaluating Goals
  • Focusing on Progress
Module Eleven: Reaching the End
  • How to Know When You've Achieved Success
  • Transitioning
  • Wrapping it All Up
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
It is easy to overlook the importance of contract management because it seems to be a boring, mundane topic. Contracts, however, are the basis of most business relationships. If contracts are managed well, business relationships will flourish. If they are not, companies face financial loss, relationship harm, and damaged reputations.

With our course your participants will learn the insides and outs of Contract Management. Contracts are made with vendors, employees, customers, partnerships, and these agreements must be managed carefully. In order to effectively implement Contract Management it is necessary to understand all the small details, and that is what you get with this workshop.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Defining Contract Management
  • What is Contract Management?
  • Contract Types
  • Contract Elements
  • Risks of Poor Contract Management
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Legal and Ethical Contract Management
  • Contract Law I
  • Contract Law II
  • Defining Ethical Contract Management
  • Ethical Breaches
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Contract Management Requests
  • Choosing Potential Bidders
  • RFPs and Technology
  • Calculating Value
  • Making a Choice
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: How to Create a Contract
  • Templates and Software
  • Compliance
  • Wording
  • Risks of Noncompliance
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Contract Negotiations
  • Be Prepared
  • Prioritize Terms
  • Remain Professional
  • Execute the Contract
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Assess Performance
  • What Performance Can Be Assessed
  • Creating Metrics
  • Measuring Performance
  • Improving Performance
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Relationships
  • Qualities of Effective Relationships
  • Relationship Pitfalls
  • Building Trust
  • Maintaining Relationships
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Amending Contracts
  • Redlines and Strikeouts
  • Replacing Clauses
  • Describing Amendments
  • Amendment Status
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Conducting Audits
  • Why Audit?
  • Plan
  • Establishing Procedures
  • Investigate and Report
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Renewing Contracts
  • Involve Stakeholders
  • Review
  • Check for Accuracy and Changes
  • Update or Cancel
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Crisis management is as important as finance management, personnel management, etc. Having a clear and effective program and plan for an event is critical not only to your survival, but critical to the profitability and possibly the survival of the company. Being able to identify risk, assess the situation and respond appropriately is important, and requires not only training, but practice.

With our Crisis Management workshop your participants will understand that a crisis can occur any time. They will develop skills needed for certain negative events. Also, they will be able to recognize warning signs to help avoid negative situations completely, or, if the situation occurs, better manage the crisis.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Crisis
  • Internal Risks
  • External Risks
  • Aggression
  • Violence
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Workplace Violence
  • Threats
  • Damage
  • Psychological Acts
  • Physical Acts
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Myths
  • Violence Just Happens
  • It Is Uncommon
  • Problems Will Solve Themselves
  • It Is Not Possible to Prevent Violence
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Escalation
  • Threats
  • Stalking and Bullying
  • Injury
  • Death
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Concerning Behaviors
  • Disruptive
  • Emotional Abuse
  • Causes Anxiety
  • Examples of Behavior
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Domestic Violence Indicators
  • Disruptive Calls
  • Poor Concentration
  • Bruising
  • Absences
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Triggers of Workplace Violence
  • Reprimands and Terminations
  • Financial Strain
  • Loss of Loved One
  • Perceived Slights
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Conflict Dangers
  • Triggers
  • Action Point
  • Flashpoint
  • Identify
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Response
  • Note Areas of Concern
  • Discuss It
  • Report It
  • Report Extreme Cases to HR/Tip Line
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Strategies
  • Policies
  • Programs
  • Emergency Procedures
  • Train Employees
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Hosting a Lunch and Learn session is a low cost training option. It is a great way to introduce a topic or give a small demonstration on a new product or service. They are usually voluntary, thus attendance can sometimes be an issue, but with this workshop you will be given the knowledge to work through this issue and others.

Our Lunch and Learn workshop will give your organization a quick and useful tool to add to its training department. Your participants can also to use it as a follow-up or refresher to previous training sessions. It doesn’t have to be just about a learning event, it can also involve collaboration, networking, or sharing best practices between employees.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
  • Action Plans and Evaluations
Module Two: The Prep Work
  • Finding the Best the Location
  • Setting up the Location
  • Focus Group
  • Practice
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Creating the Content (I)
  • Picking the Right Topic
  • Hands on Works Great
  • Stay Focused
  • Keep it Informal
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Creating the Content (II)
  • Make It Interactive
  • Review it Thoroughly
  • Creating a Customized Presentation
  • Back It Up!
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: During the Session
  • Ground Rules
  • Quick Opening
  • Parking Lot
  • Adjusting on the Fly
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Food and Facilities
  • Providing Food?
  • People Bringing Their Own
  • Eat During or After?
  • Clean Up and Tear Down
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Take Away Material
  • Handouts and Take Away Material
  • Quizzes or Self-Tests
  • Website with Minutes and Session Notes
  • Reference Material or White Paper
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Difficult Situations or People
  • Disruptions
  • Food Issues
  • Senior Management Buy In
  • People Not Participating?
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: What A Lunch and Learn is Not
  • Heavy or Serious Topics
  • Required Training
  • Replacement for Traditional Training
  • Just a Free Lunch
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Best Practices (I)
  • Obtain Feedback and Tweak
  • Utilize Star Employees
  • Provide an Agenda Ahead of Time
  • Keep the Session Casual and Loose
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Best Practices (II)
  • Use it as a Refresher
  • Networking Opportunity
  • Upper Management Q&A Session
  • Put it on a Regular Schedule
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Experiencing diversity is a part of living within a civilized society. It is our diversity and variety that help organizations to be successful and achieve their goals. Understanding the various forms of diversity makes for a better company and world in general.

With our Diversity and Inclusion course your participants will recognize how to better manage diversity, and recognize its benefits. Your participants will learn how to implement and develop a policy that does not allow for discrimination. It is vital that every employer and employee has an understanding of the concepts of diversity.

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop objectives
Module Two: Understanding Diversity
  • What is Diversity?
  • Benefits of Diversity
  • Managing Diversity
  • Zero-Tolerance Policy
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Three: Racial Diversity
  • Employer Responsibility
  • Benefits of Racial Diversity
  • Diversity Initiatives
  • Complaint Process
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Four: Employees with Disabilities
  • Hiring
  • Accessibility in the Workplace
  • Benefits
  • Human Resources and Best Practices
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Five: Pregnant Employees
  • Hiring
  • Accommodations
  • Maternity Leave
  • Firing
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Six: Lactating Mothers
  • Lactation Accommodation Policy
  • Space in the Workplace
  • Break Time
  • Lactation Accommodation Exemptions
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Seven: Sexual Harassment
  • What is it?
  • Training
  • Policies
  • HR’s Role
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Eight: Employees Over Age 40
  • Recruitment
  • Hiring
  • Salaries
  • Layoffs
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Nine: LGBTQ
  • Phobia’s
  • Human Rights Campaign
  • Company’s Mission Equality Statement
  • LGBTQ Resource Groups
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Ten: Sensitivity Training
  • Benefits
  • Training Content
  • Method(s) of Delivery
  • Assess Effectiveness
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Eleven: Handling Diversity Complaints
  • Create a Step-by-Step Process
  • Publish the Process
  • Train Employees
  • Retaliation
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Employee Onboarding is a vital part of any companies hiring procedure. Hiring, training, and bringing new employees on board is a huge investment. Onboarding will assist newly hired employees in developing and keeping their skills. Knowledge will be retained, and their value will increase within the company.

Through Employee Onboarding you will find it lowers costs related to employee turnover. It will increase productivity and produce a happier and more skilled workforce. The new hire phase is a critical time for the company, and having a structured set of procedures will make your company stronger and produce a greater chance of success.

EMPLOYEE ONBOARDING OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop objectives
Module Two: Introduction
  • What is Onboarding?
  • The Importance of Onboarding
  • Making Employees Feel Welcome
  • First Day Checklist
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Three: Purpose of Onboarding
  • Start-Up Cost
  • Anxiety
  • Employee Turnover
  • Realistic Expectations
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Four: Onboarding Preparation
  • Professionalism
  • Clarity
  • Designating a Mentor
  • Training
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Five: Onboarding Checklist
  • Pre-Arrival
  • Arrival
  • First Week
  • First Month
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Six: Creating an Engaging Program
  • Getting off on the Right Track
  • Role of Human Resources
  • Role of Managers
  • Characteristics
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Seven: Following Up with New Employees
  • Initial Check In
  • Following Up
  • Setting Schedules
  • Mentor"s Responsibility
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Eight: Setting Expectations
  • Defining Requirements
  • Identifying Opportunities for Improvement and Growth
  • Setting Verbal Expectations
  • Putting it in Writing
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Nine: Resiliency and Flexibility
  • What is Resiliency?
  • Why is it Important?
  • 5 Steps
  • What is Flexibility?
  • Why is it Important?
  • 5 Steps
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Ten: Assigning Work
  • General Principles
  • The Dictatorial Approach
  • The Apple Picking Approach
  • The Collaborative Approach
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Eleven: Providing Feedback
  • Characteristics of Good Feedback
  • Feedback Delivery Tools
  • Informal Feedback
  • Formal Feedback
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Many companies simply wait for talent to come to them. Simply advertising an open position and hoping that you find the right talent does not guarantee that you will find the best people. Actively seeking out qualified candidates is the best way to ensure that you find the talent that you need. Recruitment is essential to the success of your business.

Our Employee Recruitment workshop will guide your participants and help them interview and recruit the right employee for you. Hiring a new employee is one of the largest investments you make in any business. Hiring the right employee is very important, as training can be expensive, and employee turnover costs companies millions every year. So, reduce your costs with a great employee recruitment program!

EMPLOYEE RECRUITMENT OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Introduction to Recruitment
  • What is Recruitment?
  • Challenges and Trends
  • Sourcing Candidates
  • Requirements
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Three: The Selection Process
  • Job Analysis and Descriptions
  • The Approach
  • The Recruitment Interview
  • Testing
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Four: Goal Setting
  • Using The G.R.O.W. Model
  • Identifying Goal Areas
  • Setting SMART Goals
  • Using a Productivity Journal
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Five: The Interview
  • Phone Interviews
  • Traditional Interviews
  • Situational Interviews
  • Stress Interviews
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Six: Types of Interview Questions
  • Direct Questions
  • Non-Direct Questions
  • Hypothetical or Situational Questions
  • Behavioral Descriptive Questions
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Seven: Avoiding Bias in Your Selection
  • Expectancy Effect
  • Primacy Effect
  • Obtaining Bias Information
  • Stereotyping
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Eight: The Background Check
  • Preparation
  • Data Collection
  • Illegal Questions
  • Being Thorough Without Being Pushy
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Nine: Making Your Offer
  • Outlining the Offer
  • Negotiation Techniques
  • Dealing with Difficult Issues
  • Sealing the Deal
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Ten: Orientation and Retention
  • Getting off on the Right Track
  • Your Orientation Program
  • The Check-list
  • Following Up
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Eleven: Measuring the Results
  • Cost Breakdown
  • Employee Quality
  • Recruiter Effectiveness
  • Fine Tuning
  • Case Study
  • Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Having to fire an employee is never an easy task. Sometimes, despite attempts of open communication and encouraging performance, an employee will need to be terminated from the company. One of the hardest aspects of preparing to fire an employee is to separate the emotions from the facts. Firing an employee should always be a last resort, so it is important that the manager has covered all other avenues possible before moving forward.

With our Employee Termination workshop, your participants will begin to see how important it is to develop a core set of skills when they find themselves in a situation where they have to let an employee go.

EMPLOYEE TERMINATION PROCESSES OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) Before Firing
  • Justification
  • Validate
  • Include
  • Be Grateful
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Employees Who Should Be Terminated (I)
  • Feeling of Entitlement
  • Cannot Perform Job Functions
  • Can’t Function with Other Employees
  • They Overpromise and Underdeliver
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Employees Who Should Be Terminated (II)
  • Blatant Disregard for Customers
  • They Are Unreliable
  • Don’t Adhere to Code of Conduct
  • Use Company Property for Personal Use
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Things to Consider When Setting Up the Termination Meeting
  • Meeting Attendees
  • Venue of the Meeting
  • Security Presence
  • Logistics
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: The Correct Way to Fire an Employee (I)
  • Use Positive Language
  • Review Past Feedback
  • Concentrate on Specific Behavior
  • Fire Early in the Week
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: The Correct Way to Fire an Employee (II)
  • Keep it Short
  • Have Employee Sign Release
  • Transfer Terminated Employee’s Functions
  • Avoid Fighting Unemployment Claims with Employee
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Employment Termination Checklist
  • Notification to Human Resources
  • Systems Access Terminations
  • Return of Company Property
  • Benefits Status
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: The Don’ts of Firing an Employee (I)
  • No Performance Improvement Plan
  • Use Electronic Method
  • Fire Without a Witness
  • Provide Long Reason for Firing
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: The Don’ts of Firing an Employee (II)
  • Not Making the Decision Final
  • Let Employee to Take Company Property
  • Allow Access to Work Area
  • Permit Information System Access
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Conduct Effective Exit Interviews
  • When, How and Who
  • Objective of the Process
  • Company Readiness for Exit Interviews
  • Execute the Feedback Results
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
  • Recommended Reading
While having various cultures in one workplace can present communication problems and conflicts, the benefits of such a variety in the workplace outweigh it. The workplace can present challenges to management in terms of handling the different generations present. As older workers delay retiring and younger workers are entering the workforce, the work environment has become a patchwork of varying perspectives and experiences, all valuable to say the least.

The Generation Gaps workshop will help participants understand the various generations present at work. Both the young and older worker will have ideas and suggestions to offer, which will help the organization thrive in the marketplace. Learning how to deal with the Generation Gaps at work will help you become a better manager or co-worker.

GENERATION GAPS OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: History
  • What Generations Exist in the Workplace
  • What Defines a Generation?
  • What This Means In Our Workplace?
Module Three: Traditionalist
  • Their Background
  • Their Characters
  • Their Working Style
Module Four: Baby Boomers
  • Their Background
  • Their Characters
  • Their Working Style
Module Five: Generation X"s
  • Their Background
  • Their Characters
  • Their Working Style
Module Six: Generation Y"s (Millennial)
  • Their Background
  • Their Characters
  • Their Working Style
Module Seven: Differentiations Between Generations
  • Background
  • Attitude
  • Working Style
  • Life Experience
Module Eight: Finding Common Ground
  • Adopting A Communication Style
  • Creating An Affinity Group
  • Sharing Knowledge
Module Nine: Conflict Management (I)
  • Younger Bosses Managing Older Workers
  • Avoid Turnover with a Retention Plan
  • Breaking Down the Stereotypes
Module Ten: Conflict Management (II)
  • Embrace The Hot Zone
  • Treat Each Other As A Peer
  • Create a Succession Plan
Module Eleven: The Power of 4
  • Benefits of Generation Gaps
  • How to Learn From Each Other
  • Embracing the Unfamiliar
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
A healthy employee is a happy and productive employee, which should be a goal for every organization. Through our Health and Wellness at Work program your participants will experience the benefits of a healthier lifestyle and workplace.

Our Health and Wellness at Work course will be instrumental in creating a “Culture of Wellness” within your organization. Your participants will touch on common issues such as smoking cessation, nutrition, weight loss, and preventative care. Health and Wellness is the responsibility of everyone in an organization so take the positive step and create a program within your organization.

HEALTH AND WELLNESS AT WORK OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Meaning and Definition of a Health and Wellness Program?
  • What is a Health and Wellness Program?
  • Productivity
  • Cost of Health Care
  • Costs of Absenteeism
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Types of Health Behavior Programs
  • Health Behaviors
  • Health Screenings and Maintenance
  • Mental Health
  • Physical Injuries
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Health Behavior Programs
  • Increasing Physical Activity
  • Nutrition & Weight Loss
  • Tobacco Cessation
  • Substance Abuse Treatment
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Health Screenings and Maintenance Programs
  • Preventative Care Screenings
  • Cancer Screenings
  • Annual Examinations
  • Maintenance Programs
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Mental Health Programs
  • Stress Management
  • Support Groups
  • Counseling
  • Awareness & Education
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Evaluate the Need
  • Review Current Health and Wellness Programs
  • Environmental Factors
  • Identify Common Health Conditions and Procedures
  • Review Company Information Pertaining to Employee Health
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Planning Process
  • Form a Health and Wellness Team or Committee
  • Budget
  • Define Goals
  • Programs and Policies
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Implementation
  • Get Management Support
  • Test It
  • Get the Word Out
  • Incentives
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Create a "Culture of Wellness"
  • Accessible Healthy Eating Options
  • Give Them a Break
  • Alcohol, Drug, and Smoke Free Work environment
  • Eliminate Hazards
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Evaluate Results
  • Check the Results
  • Employee Satisfaction
  • Share Achievements
  • Revise Plans as Necessary
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Successful companies are made up of great employees, so why not hire great employees? Hiring and training employees is an expensive venture. Hiring the right person is more about skills and abilities; it is about finding the right combination of skills, attitude, and fit for your organization"s culture.

Hiring Strategies will save your company time and money as you will be recruiting and hiring the right candidates. Your hiring department will benefit from this workshop as it prepares them to seek out that great candidate and make sure they are a fit for your company. Your participants will obtain the necessary tools required in finding that diamond in the rough.

HIRING STRATEGIES OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
  • Pre-Assignment
  • Action Plans and Evaluations
Module Two: Defining and Knowing the Position
  • Know the Position
  • Needs Analysis
  • Job Analysis
  • Task Analysis
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Hiring Strategy
  • Company Information
  • Salary Range
  • Top Performers
  • Be Prepared
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Lure in Great Candidates
  • Advertise Where Candidates Visit
  • Develop Corporate Citizenship
  • Treat Your Candidates Well
  • Look at the Competition
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Filtering Applicants to Interview
  • Put Lots of Weight on Cover Letters
  • Grading Resumes
  • Internet Search
  • Initial Phone Interview
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: The Interview (I)
  • Introduce Everyone
  • Use a Panel
  • Match the Interview to the Job
  • Types of Questions
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: The Interview (II)
  • Tell Me About My Company
  • Distractions
  • Interview More Than Once
  • Wrap Up
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Selection Process (I)
  • Testing
  • Look for Passion and Enthusiasm
  • Background Checks
  • Trust Your Instincts
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Selection Process (II)
  • Education Level Vs. Experience
  • Have a Consensus
  • Keep Non-Hires on File
  • Checking References
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Making an Offer
  • Do it Quickly
  • Employment Details
  • Notify Rejected Candidates
  • Be Creative
  • Case Study
  • Module ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Onboarding
  • Training and Orientation
  • Mentoring
  • 30 60 90 Day Reviews
  • Make Them Feel Welcome
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Recently tasks that were originally thought to fall under the responsibility of the human resources department have become a part of many managers" job descriptions. The sharing and diffusion of these tasks throughout the organization has had an impact particularly on those that are not equipped with the skills or knowledge to deal with these issues.

The Human Resource Management workshop will give managers the basic tools to handle numerous human resource situations such as interviewing, orientation, safety, harassment, discrimination, violence, discipline, and termination. This workshop will provide your participants those skills and assist them with certain Human Resource situations.

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: A History of Human Resources
  • A Brief History
  • What is Human Resources Today?
Module Three: The Interview Process
  • The General Format
  • Types of Questions
  • Do"s and Don"ts
Module Four: Employee Orientation
  • The Orientation Process
  • The Role of Management and the Role of Human Resources
  • Tips and Tricks
Module Five: Following Up with New Employees
  • Daily Checklist for the First Week
  • Following Up at the End of the Week
  • Weeks and Months Later
Module Six: Workplace Safety
  • Understanding Your Role and Responsibilities
  • Understanding Local Rules
  • Understanding Industry-Specific Rules
Module Seven: Dealing with Harassment And Discrimination
  • Defining Harassment
  • Types of Workplace Discrimination
  • A Manager"s Responsibility
  • An Employer"s Responsibility
Module Eight: Workplace Violence
  • Defining Violence
  • A Manager"s Responsibility
  • An Employer"s Responsibility
Module Nine: Managing Employee Performance
  • Choosing the Time and Place For Feedback
  • Types of Employee Appraisals
  • Using the Feedback Sandwich
  • Encouraging Growth and Development
Module Ten: Disciplining Employees
  • Understanding Your Role
  • Understanding Your Choices
  • Having the Meeting
  • Following Up
Module Eleven: Terminating Employees
  • Documenting Events
  • Preparing for the Decision
  • Making the Decision
  • Communicating the Decision
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Oh, you may say, “not in my office,” or “not our team,” but workplace harassment is an increasing issue in the organizations today. It can come in the form of a slap, a phrase, an email, or reassignment of duties. Harassment is not okay and it is illegal. Harassment needs to be reported so that the company can handle the issue properly and remediate any future problems.

Our Managing Workplace Harassment workshop provides guidance for an ever changing work environment. Your participants will recognize the necessity for the whole organization to be on board with monitoring and reporting any issues. This workshop will also help in fostering a safer and more productive workplace.

MANAGING WORKPLACE HARASSMENT COURSE OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Discrimination
  • Gender
  • Race
  • Religion
  • Disability
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Physical
  • Hitting
  • Threatening Behavior
  • Destroying Property
  • Workplace Homicide
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Verbal
  • Yelling
  • Insulting
  • Ordering
  • Blaming
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Sexual
  • Touching
  • Gestures
  • Sharing Inappropriate Photos
  • Sharing Inappropriate Jokes
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Psychological
  • Isolating
  • Discrediting
  • Disparaging
  • Contesting
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Cyberbullying
  • Sending Humiliating Mass Emails
  • Sending Harassing Emails
  • Emailing Lies to Others
  • Monitoring Policy
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Employer Responsibility
  • Understanding Federal and State Laws
  • Recordkeeping
  • Investigating Complaints
  • Remediating Harassment
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Stopping Harassment Before It Happens
  • Developing Anti-Harassment Policy
  • Regularly Updating Policy
  • Training Employees
  • Emphasizing Consequences for Non-Compliance
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Reporting Harassment
  • Filing with Human Resources ASAP
  • Keeping Detailed Records
  • EEOC
  • Filing a Lawsuit
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Handling Harassment Complaints
  • Creating a Step-by-Step Process
  • Publishing a Step-by-Step Process
  • Training Employees
  • Retaliating
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Although we all know that training can have many amazing benefits, sometimes it can be hard to prove those benefits with a dollar value to training. Some topics, like sales training or time management, might have direct, tangible benefits. Other topics, like communication or leadership, might have benefits that you can"t put a dollar value on.

Our Measuring Results From Training course, your participants will learn about the different ways to evaluate training progress, and how to use those results to demonstrate the results that training brings. Once the training has been evaluated the next step is to modify and update the curriculum to create content that is better suited for the participants.

MEASURING RESULTS FROM TRAINING OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Kolb’s Learning Styles
  • The Four-Stage Process
  • Accommodators
  • Divergers
  • Convergers
  • Assimilators
Module Three: Kirkpatrick’s Levels of Evaluation
  • Overview
  • Level One: Reactions
  • Level Two: Learning
  • Level Three: Behavior
  • Level Four: Results
Module Four: Types of Measurement Tools
  • Goal Setting
  • Self-Evaluations
  • Peer Evaluations
  • Supervisor Evaluations
  • High-Level Evaluations
Module Five: Focusing the Training
  • Performing a Needs Assessment
  • Creating Learning Objectives
  • Drilling Down Into Content
Module Six: Creating an Evaluation Plan
  • What Will We Evaluate?
  • When Will the Evaluation be Completed?
  • How Will We Evaluate It?
  • Who Will Perform the Evaluation?
Module Seven: Assessing Learning before Training
  • Workplace Observation
  • Objectives Assessment
  • Pre-Assignments and Pre-Tests
Module Eight: Assessing Learning during Training
  • Reviewing Learning Objectives
  • Performing Hip-Pocket Assessments
  • Quizzes and Tests
  • Skill Assessments
Module Nine: Assessing Learning after Training
  • Evaluation Timelines
  • Learning Journal
  • Goal Setting
  • Additional Methods of Evaluation
Module Ten: The Long Term View
  • Creating a Long Term Evaluation Plan
  • Methods of Evaluation
  • Documenting Lessons Learned
Module Eleven: Calculating the Return on Investment (ROI)
  • A Basic ROI Formula
  • Identifying and Measuring Tangible Benefits
  • Identifying and Measuring Intangible Benefits
  • Calculating Total Costs
  • Making a Business Case
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Onboarding new employees is a secure investment that will assist newly hired employees in developing their skills, knowledge, and value within the company. It will help match the technically skilled Millennial workforce with new and emerging needs of your company, which gives your company an advantage within the market.

Millennial Onboarding is a specialized type of employee onboarding. With Millennials we are seeing a need to tweak the onboarding process to better suit the needs of the company and new hires. It will increase productivity and produce a happier and more skilled workforce. The new hire phase is a critical time for the employee and company and having a structured set of procedures will make this time run smoother and produce a greater chance of success.

MILLENNIAL ONBOARDING OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Housekeeping Items
  • Pre-Assignment Review
  • Workshop Objectives
  • The Parking Lot
  • Action Plan
Module Two: Purpose Of Onboarding
  • Start-Up Costs
  • Employee Anxiety
  • Employee Turnover
  • Realistic Expectations
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Introduction
  • Why Onboarding?
  • Importance Of Onboarding
  • Making Employees Feel Welcome
  • First Day Checklist
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Millennia’s And Onboarding
  • Who Are Millennials?
  • How Do Millennials Differ From Other Employees?
  • Investiture Socialization – Let Them Be Themselves
  • Informal Rather Than Formal Onboarding Processes
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Onboarding Checklist
  • Pre-Arrival
  • Arrival
  • First Day
  • First Week
  • First Month
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Engaging the Millennial Employee
  • Create An Informal Program Rather Than A Formal One
  • Engage Employees One On One
  • Role of Human Resources
  • Role of Managers
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Following Up with the Millennial Employee
  • Initial Check In – One on One
  • Following Up – Regular, Informal Follow Ups
  • Setting Schedules – Millennials and Work/Life
  • Mentoring the Millennial Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Setting Expectations with the Millennial Employee
  • Define Requirements – Provide Specific Instructions
  • Identify Opportunities for Improvement and Growth
  • Set Verbal Expectations – Specific, Clear, Systematic
  • Put It In Writing – Specific, Clear, Systematic
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight; Review Questions
Module Nine: Mentoring the Millennial Employee
  • Be Hands-On and Involved
  • Serial Mentoring
  • Be a Mentor, Not an Authority Figure
  • Focus Millennials" Exploratory Drive on Work
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Assigning Work to the Millennial Employee
  • Provide Clear Structure and Guidelines
  • Provide Specific Benchmarks
  • Set Boundaries and Provide Reality Checks
  • Guide, Don"t Dictate
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Providing Feedback
  • Millennials Thrive on Feedback
  • Characteristics of Good Feedback
  • Informal Feedback
  • Formal Feedback
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module 12: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of the Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Recommended Reading
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

The productivity of a company begins with the health of its employees. While it is not always possible to eliminate sickness, with the proper tools, reducing the illness and its effects can be within your reach. With this course, you will obtain what it takes to keep yourself and co-workers healthy.


In the Office Health and Safety course, participants will learn the core skills that will help them identify common illnesses, understand how they spread, recognize symptoms, apply treatment and prevention techniques and establish an emergency response plan.

OFFICE HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSE OUTLINE:

 Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives

Module Two: Common Winter Illnesses I

  • Cold
  • Cold Sores
  • Influenza
  • Pneumonia
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Common Winter Illnesses II
  • Conjunctivitis
  • Sore Throat
  • Strep Throat
  • Norovirus/ Viral Gastroenteritis
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Cold/ Cold Sores
  • How it Spreads
  • Symptoms
  • Treatment
  • Prevention
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Influenza
  • How it Spreads
  • Symptoms
  • Treatment
  • Prevention
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Pneumonia
  • How it Spreads
  • Symptoms 
  • Treatment
  • Prevention
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
 Module Seven: Sore Throat/ Strep Throat
  • How it Spreads
  • Symptoms
  • Treatment
  • Prevention
  • Case Study
  • Module Seve: Review Questions
Module Eight: Norovirus/ Viral Gastroenteritis
  • How it Spreads
  • Symptoms
  • Treatment
  • Prevention
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Keeping Office Clean
  • Dusting
  • HEPA Filters
  • Disinfecting Surfaces
  • Daily Trash Disposal
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Stay/ Go Home
  • Offer Paid Sick Days
  • Early Release With Pay
  • Alternative Work Days
  • Work From Home
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Emergency Response Plan (ERP)
  • Develop ERP
  • Communicate ERP
  • Evaluate ERP
  • Revise ERP
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Every company wants to have the best and brightest employees, and with Talent Management that can be achieved. With a company"s workforce generally being its highest cost, does it not make sense to invest in it? With Talent Management you are developing a more skilled workforce, and attracting better and more skilled new hires.

We all know that training and retraining is expensive, and our Talent Management workshop will reduce these costs. Recruiting the correct people, and keeping a talented workforce is a priority. Having a talented group of employees has always been a key to success; it will translate into better performance and higher productivity. Talent Management is the investment that will pay dividends for years to come.

TALENT MANAGEMENT OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Defining Talent
  • What is Talent Management
  • Types of Talent
  • Skills and Knowledge Defined
Module Three: Understanding Talent Management
  • Guidelines
  • Importance & Benefits
  • Challenges
  • Key Elements to Developing a Winning Strategy
Module Four: Performance Management
  • Performance Management Defined
  • Benefits
  • How to Keep Your Employees Motivated
  • Case Study
Module Five: Talent Reviews
  • 360 Degree Feedback
  • Talent Calibration
  • Maintaining an Effective Work Force
  • Looking to the Future
Module Six: Succession & Career Planning
  • What is Succession Planning?
  • Developing a Plan
  • Executing the Plan
  • Overcoming Roadblocks
  • Case Study
Module Seven: Engagement
  • Employee Engagement
  • Generating Engagement
  • Influences
  • Case Study
Module Eight: Competency Assessments
  • Competency Assessment Defined
  • Implementation
  • Final Destination
  • Case Study
Module Nine: Coaching, Training & Development
  • Setting Goals
  • Developing Options
  • Providing Feedback
  • Wrapping Up
Module Ten: Do"s and Don"ts
  • Do"s & Don"ts
  • Tips for Talent Management
  • Case Study
Module Eleven: Employee Retention
  • Goals and Motivation
  • The Expectancy Theory
  • Object Oriented Theory
  • Case Study
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Whether you are preparing to be a professional trainer, or you are someone who does a bit of training as a part of their job, you always want to be prepared. Your participants will understand that training is a process where skills, knowledge, and attitudes are applied in a unique way.

Our Train-The-Trainer workshop will provide your participants the skills to help them deliver engaging and compelling workshops. Skills such as facilitating, needs analyses, and managing tough topics will give your trainees what they require to become a trainer themselves.

TRAIN-THE-TRAINER OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Understanding Training and Facilitation
  • What is Training?
  • What is Facilitation?
  • Identifying Appropriate Situations for Each
Module Three: Gathering Materials
  • Identifying Participants" Needs
  • Reviewing the Materials
  • Identifying and Resolving Gaps
Module Four: Creating a Lesson Plan
  • Planning for the Basics
  • Adding Slack Time
  • Creating a Plan B
  • A Take-Home Template
Module Five: Choosing Activities
  • Types of Activities
  • Creating a Tickle Trunk
  • What To Do When Games Go Wrong
Module Six: Preparing for the Workshop
  • Creating a Materials List
  • Gathering Participant Information
  • Setting up the Physical Location
Module Seven: Getting off on the Right Foot
  • Greeting Participants
  • Being Prepared
  • Using Icebreakers
Module Eight: Delivery Tips and Tricks
  • Using Visual Aids
  • Creating Supporting Materials
  • Gauging When It"s Time For A Break
Module Nine: Keeping it Interactive
  • Encouraging Discussion
  • Using Group Work
  • The Power of Post-It Notes
Module Ten: Dealing with Difficult Participants
  • The Ground Rules
  • Challenges and Solutions
  • Handling Interruptions
Module Eleven: Tackling Tough Topics
  • Tough Stuff to Watch Out For
  • Adjusting Your Material for a Sensitive Issue
  • Dealing with Sensitive Issues in the Workshop
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
The importance of safety cannot be overstated. Every organization is responsible for the safety of employees while they are working. It is estimated that safety problems cost companies $1 billion a week. Understanding universal safety practices and how to implement them will help keep everyone protected while ensuring the company’s financial security.

With our Universal Safety Practices workshop, your participants will discover how safety affects employee engagement and the bottom line. Safety may seem like a boring topic, but an unsafe work environment cannot be ignored.

UNIVERSAL SAFETY PRACTICES COURSE OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: The Importance of Safety
  • Legal Responsibilities
  • Risks
  • Benefits
  • Setting the Example
  • Case Study
  • Module Two: Review Questions
Module Three: Fire Risk
  • Causes and Types
  • Assessment
  • Prevention
  • Communication
  • Case Study
  • Module Three: Review Questions
Module Four: Sound
  • Levels of Noise
  • Assessment
  • Risks
  • PPE or Environmental Changes
  • Case Study
  • Module Four: Review Questions
Module Five: Chemical and Electrical Hazards
  • Assess Chemicals Used
  • Inform
  • Control Exposure
  • Electrical Dangers
  • Policies and Controls
  • Case Study
  • Module Five: Review Questions
Module Six: Ergonomics
  • Common Ergonomic Related Injuries
  • Assess Risks
  • Equipment Changes
  • Training
  • Case Study
  • Module Six: Review Questions
Module Seven: Workplace Violence
  • Identify Stressors and Triggers
  • Substance Abuse
  • Report Policies
  • Training and Emergency Plans
  • Case Study
  • Module Seven: Review Questions
Module Eight: Transportation
  • Assess Transportation
  • Onsite
  • Off-site
  • Policies to Prevent Injury
  • Case Study
  • Module Eight: Review Questions
Module Nine: Machinery
  • Identify Machines and Their Risks
  • Establish Safeguards
  • Limit Use
  • Care and Maintenance
  • Case Study
  • Module Nine: Review Questions
Module Ten: Safety Program
  • Risk Assessment
  • Establish Goals and Objectives
  • Develop Policies and Procedures
  • Training
  • Case Study
  • Module Ten: Review Questions
Module Eleven: Monitoring
  • Establish Target KPIs
  • Audits and Inspections
  • Reports of Incidents
  • Assess Data
  • Case Study
  • Module Eleven: Review Questions
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations
Improving diversity knowledge is a required component of every company. With more and more businesses having global presence workplace diversity is a forgone conclusion. Your participants will be able to use strategies to be proactive and remove barriers. They will be shown how to build and encourage diversity in their workplace and community.

Our Workshop Diversity course will help participants understand what diversity is, and how they can create a more diverse environment. They will be instructed on how to use active listening and employ effective questioning techniques. By learning the right complaint resolution skills and choosing the right course of action communication throughout your business will be strengthened.

WORKPLACE DIVERSITY COURSE OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: Understanding Diversity
  • What is Diversity?
  • Related Terms and Concepts
  • A Brief History
  • A Legal Overview
Module Three: Understanding Stereotypes
  • Stereotypes vs. Biases
  • Identifying Your Baggage
  • Understanding What This Means
Module Four: Breaking Down the Barriers
  • Changing Your Personal Approach
  • Encouraging Workplace Changes
  • Encouraging Social Changes
Module Five: Verbal Communication Skills
  • Listening and Hearing: They Aren"t the Same Thing
  • Asking Questions
  • Communicating with Power
Module Six: Non-Verbal Communication Skills
  • Body Language
  • The Signals You Send to Others
  • It"s Not What You Say, It"s How You Say It
Module Seven: Being Proactive
  • Encouraging Diversity in the Workplace
  • Preventing Discrimination
  • Ways to Discourage Discrimination
Module Eight: Coping with Discrimination
  • Identifying if You Have Been Discriminated Against
  • Methods of Reprisal
  • Choosing a Course of Action
Module Nine: Dealing with Diversity Complaints as a Person
  • What To Do If You"re Involved In A Complaint
  • Understanding Your Role
  • Creating a Support System
Module Ten: Dealing with Diversity Complaints as a Manager
  • Recording the Complaint
  • Identifying Appropriate Actions
  • Choosing a Path
Module Eleven: Dealing with Diversity Complaints as an Organization
  • Receiving a Complaint
  • Choosing a Response
  • Learning from the Complaint
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Harassment can be based on a variety of factors such as race, sex, and disability. Experiencing an uncomfortable situation in the workplace may be more than an unpleasant event; it may be against the law. This alone is what makes this topic very important for every organization.

Our Workplace Harassment workshop will give participants the tools to recognize harassment when it occurs. It will help them understand their rights and responsibilities, and create a safe environment for all. Through this workshop your participants will recognize that it is necessary for everyone to identify harassment and exercise anti-harassment policies.

WORKPLACE HARASSMENT COURSE OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: The Background
  • The Law
  • Identifying Harassment
  • Anti-Harassment Policies
Module Three: Developing an Anti-Harassment Policy
  • An Anti-Harassment Policy: What Should Be Covered
  • How Model Policies Work
  • Steps to a Healthy Work Place
  • Educating Employees
Module Four: Policies in the Workplace
  • Anti-Harassment Policy Statements
  • Employee"s Rights and Responsibilities
  • Employer"s Rights and Responsibilities
Module Five: Proper Procedures in the Workplace
  • If You are Being Harassed
  • If You are Accused of Harassing
  • The Investigation
  • Remedies
Module Six: False Allegations
  • How to Address the Situation
  • Confidentiality
  • Monitoring the Situation
  • Retaliation
  • Appeals
Module Seven: Other Options
  • Union Grievance Procedures
  • Mediation: Getting Help from Outside Organization
Module Eight: Sexual Harassment
  • Defining Sexual Harassment
  • Elements of Harassment
  • Common Scenarios
Module Nine: Mediation
  • What is Mediation
  • Deciding if it is Right
  • How to Implement
Module Ten: Conflict Resolution
  • How to Resolve the Situation
  • Seeing Both Sides
  • Deciding the Consequence
Module Eleven: The Aftermath
  • How to Move On
  • Monitoring the Situation
  • Learning from Mistakes
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Workplace harassment must be identified, discouraged, and prevented in order to keep a hostile work environment from developing. Left unchecked, harassment can escalate into violence. Workplace violence and harassment training is essential to the safety of all employees.

In order to prevent Workplace Violence, it is essential that everyone is able to identify individuals who may be prone to violence. Our workshop will help your participants recognize certain behaviors, and lower the risk of escalated situations. This workshop will help participants identify the warning signs, as well as give them coping and response tools.

WORKPLACE VIOLENCE COURSE OUTLINE:

Module One: Getting Started
  • Icebreaker
  • Housekeeping Items
  • The Parking Lot
  • Workshop Objectives
Module Two: What is Workplace harassment?
  • How to Identify
  • Costs to your business
Module Three: Identifying The Bully
  • Abusive Workplace Behaviors
  • Bullying and Personality Disorders
  • Narcissism
Module Four: How to Handle Workplace Violence
  • Types of Behavior
  • Target the Behavior, Not the Person
  • Implement an Action Plan
Module Five: Risk Assessment (I)
  • Understanding Anger and Aggression
  • Defusing & De-escalating Strategies
  • Communication Skills
  • Tactical Options
Module Six: Risk Assessment (II)
  • Identifying the Hazard
  • Assessing the Risk
  • Controlling the Risk
  • Evaluating & Review
Module Seven: Being the Victim
  • What Is Not Considered Bullying
  • Steps to take
Module Eight: Checklist for Employers
  • 4 Step Process
  • Addressing all Employees
  • Code of Ethics
  • Policy and Procedures
Module Nine: Interview Process
  • Identify a Bully in the Interview Process
  • Warning Signs
  • Role Play
  • Case Study
Module Ten: Investigation Process
  • Advising your Supervisor
  • Lodging the Complaint
  • Initial Response
  • The Investigation
  • The Findings
  • Review & Closure
Module Eleven: Developing a Workplace Harassment Policy
  • Scope
  • Philosophy
  • Principles
  • Intent
  • Options
  • Informal Complaint Process
  • Formal Investigation process
Module Twelve: Wrapping Up
  • Words from the Wise
  • Review of Parking Lot
  • Lessons Learned
  • Completion of Action Plans and Evaluations

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Next Generation Empowerment "The Path To Success" Summer Academy For Middle School and High School Students

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This summer academy will be held week days at various Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Centers from May 29, 2018 to August 3, 2018 (9:00 AM - 4:00 PM). Extended hours are available from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM 

Next Generation Empowerment "The Path To Success" Summer Academy For Middle School and High School Students

Health History Form For Children, Youth And Adults Attending Camps

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This summer academy will be held week days at various Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Centers from May 29, 2018 to August 3, 2018 (9:00 AM - 4:00 PM). Extended hours are available from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM 

Next Generation Empowerment "The Path To Success" Summer Academy For Middle School and High School Students

Health History Form For Children, Youth And Adults Attending Camps

CLICK HERE NOW TO ENROLL

This summer academy will be held week days at various Stars and Strikes Family Entertainment Centers from May 29, 2018 to August 3, 2018 (9:00 AM - 4:00 PM). Extended hours are available from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $60.00

Weekly Tuition Free: $200/Week Session (&900 Value)

  • 10% Discount On Multi-Family Members - Same House Hold & Same Parents
  • $90 charge for cancelation resulting in less than the 3 weeks paid commitment

Summer Academy Schedule Time:  9am-4pm

  • Extended care (before 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM or after 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) is $20 per week before, $30 per week after or $50 for both before and after care.
  • Limited Enrollment (Maximum of 25 Students)
  • The weekly academy price includes activities, daily hot lunch, t-shirt, most academic supplies, and academy insurance.

Who:  Middle and High Schoolers

Class Ratio:  1:13

What To Wear:  Appropriate and Comfortable

Scholarships:  If you are interested in applying for a full or partial scholarship (limited availability), apply here. 

About Youth Branding University

Youth Branding University (YBU) is a relevant comprehensive youth organization simulating a "University" designed to educate, elevate, empower, encourage, energize, engage, enrich, equip, and expand today's global youth, millennial, parent, adult, marketplace, and the community at large leaders.

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Youth Business University
1227 Rockbridge Road
Suite 208-227
Stone Mountain, GA 30087

Phone: 404 941 5578

Email: info@ybuedu.org
Website: www.YBUtrainingedu.org  

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