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Improve Your Strategic Thinking

Time: 9:30 am -- 1:00 PM EST (Group registrations may arrange any suitable date and time)


Cost: $ 447.00



Group Cost: $ 2497.00



Summary:

As a public servant, your position involves providing advice, opinions, reflection and viewpoints on internal as well as external initiatives and decisions.  In fact, as a federal, provincial or municipal public servant your professional success depends on your ability to think strategically. We are often told we "need to be strategic" in order to address the diverse challenges inherent in our organization. During your career as a public servant you will be faced with many different circumstances where your ability to be a strategic thinker may mean the difference between success or failure. Strategic thinking is a learned skill as well as a commonly applied competency.  This course is designed to help you:

  • Define and understand strategic thinking
  • Understand and apply the differences and linkages between strategic, critical, analytical and creative thinking
  • Identify and use essential skills, knowledge and behaviours that contribute to strategic thinking
  • Use a step-by-step process to think strategically
Who Should Attend:

All public servants - federal, provincial, regional, or municipal sectors.

In this information-packed course you will learn:
  • How to position strategic thinking within the spectrum of pubic sector competencies
  • How to define and distinguish between strategic and other types of thinking
  • How to use analytical, critical and creative skills in your job
  • How to develop your own approach to applying strategic thinking as a key competency
  • The 10 most important skills that will make you a better strategic thinker
  • How to establish and practice linkages between skills, knowledge and behaviour of a strategist
  • How to meet the strategic expectations of your superiors, clients and stakeholders
  • much more....
Instructor:

The instructor will be selected based on the date of the session.

 How to Attend:

Prior to the sessionm, you will receive simple login instructions.  The course will be recorded for you should you miss it.

An Individual Five Year Training Pass for all courses can be purchased for $974.00.  A One (1) Year Unlimited Office Training Pass may be purchased for $4,200 for up to 10 employees,  $6,400 for up to 25 employees and $8,700 for up to 50 employees  (for larger department discounts, please contact us at 1-888-764-1542).  

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