Creating a Learning Culture (ILA-4906)

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Course Content

In this workshop we consider the individual, how we learn, what makes an effective learning environment, and how this might look in our workplace. We will be joined by guest lecturers, and the workshop will comprise of short lectures, individual tasks, breakout rooms, case studies and discussion. Towards the end of the workshop we will draw it all together to consider practical tools for application, to help us to create and sustain learning cultures.

cost of Workshop?

This workshop will be Free

Who is this course suitable for?��

Healthcare workers, NHS staff, Local authorities, leaders and aspiring leaders

Why study this course?

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to identify and analyse key components of effective learning environments in the workplace
Participants will be able to evaluate various learning strategies and their applicability to different workplace scenarios
Attendees will be able to develop practical tools and strategies for creating and sustaining a learning culture within their organisations

what will attendees get out of the course?

Learning aims:

Delegates will gain a comprehensive understanding of individual learning processes and how they relate to workplace environments
Attendees will acquire knowledge from diverse perspectives through interactions with guest lecturers, case studies, and group discussions.
Participants will obtain practical skills and tools to implement and maintain a learning culture in their respective workplaces.

Further Information

Guest Speakers;

Greg Parry, �鶹��ý�� & Xytal;��
Dr Chris Subbe, BCUHB��
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Tutor

Dr Rosemary Smith

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