Career change? move to a role that makes 'YOU' happy!
50% of people dislike the jobs they do! parents, teachers, redundancy or the need for security may drive you into a role you will never enjoy. This course will help you to make a positive and life defining change!
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1 class per week, for 1 week
Single Class Course
120 minutes
Class Duration
1-10 students
Class Size
£225.00
Per Student
Course Description
The current COVID pandemic has motivated people to assess their lives and to evaluate what does, and what doesn’t make them truly happy!For some, top of their list of potential change is their careers! This reflection and focus may have been forced upon individuals with the level of job losses that many organisations are now facing, or it can just be a recognition that during this period of uncertainty, my job just does not fulfil me anymore!
The reality is that people take roles because well meaning parents or teachers push students on a career path which just does not fit their personality or preferred behaviours, and some adults accept roles for security reasons alone, and then spend the rest of their working days hating every minute of it.
So, if you recognise yourself as one of those people, but are not sure what direction or role to take, then this course is for you!
Prior to, and during this 2-hour programme you will:
. Complete an online questionnaire based on neuroscience which will clearly show your preferred workplace behaviours and cultural fit. Please note: this will not be shared with others on the course, but you will use it throughout the session as a reference tool
. Understand what is meant by a good ‘job fit’
. Review of your profile report, and how it can be used as a future development tool for you (generic overview)
. Identify the types of roles that fit your overall profile (not just your skills sets)
. Recognise and understand how your personality will fit into a team
. Understand what is motivation, and where you are currently with your levels of motivation?
. What potentially will motivate you when targeting a role
. Your personal values and beliefs and why you need to consider these
. Why your cultural alignment to an organisation is so important
. How to identify and approach an organisation and role which aligns with your thinking
. Selling yourself around the role
This is just an example of some of the key areas we will cover during this course, by the end you will have a much better idea as to the type of role that will make you happy and comfortable.
Because of his work as a main board director and consultant, Philip has worked across many different roles and working environments. One of the key challenges he recognises in organisations is the number of people who obviously are not happy doing what they are doing, this means that they will never be motivated to go above and beyond and tend to do just enough to keep their jobs. This does not benefit the individual, or the businesses that they work for, everybody LOSES!
A demotivated employee who is not driven by their work, may carry that into their personal lives, whereby a sense of dissatisfaction prevails and can affect their relationships. One of Philip's key strategic tools when working in organisations as a consultant is to profile employees and identify the type of roles where they will really flourish, and then where possible make the changes and retrain where applicable.
It is this 'real life' knowledge that he brings to this programme.
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