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WorkSafe Update

14 March 2024 WorkSafe has released a...

Managing Your Mental Wellbeing

Good mental wellbeing goes beyond just f...
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Schedule 26 Statutory Supervisor Requirements

Do you understand your requirements?   ...

WA Training Awards 2023

WA Small Training Provider of the Year 2...

Q&A with Paul Abbott

We sat down with one of our clients for ...
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Budget Blindspot: Have you missed this?

When budgeting for business operations a...

Burnout Amongst Managers

Australian businesses have faced several...

Small Business Skills and Training Boost – 20% Bonus Tax deduction

What is it? The Skills and Training B...

World Teachers’ Day

To celebrate World Teachers Day, we deci...
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2022 WA Training Awards

Education and Training Minister Sue Elle...

Benefits of eLearning

Learn the benefits of eLearning, what eL...
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Change Leadership: Leading Change Like A Pro

Effective change leadership is essential...

Leadership Development Program for Centamin PLC

Leadership Development Program Press Rel...
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Complaints are Laced with Opportunity

Learn about the new changes to complaint...
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Future Institute Partners with the Gold Industry Group

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A Simple Approach to Having Difficult Conversations

Learn seven common mistakes that people ...
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The Difference Between Leadership and Management

Learn more about the difference between ...

The Power of an Abundance Mindset

As an organisation that focuses on build...

Developing Leaders: Conflict Resolution in the Workplace

For leaders to effectively perform confl...

Leading Beyond 2025

We all love fantasising about the future...
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Why Training Your Leaders is Key

Increase staff retention High employee ...

The Real Cost of Unproductive Meetings at Work

If you’re drowning in emails, stuck in u...

Conflict Resolution Strategies To Use In The Workplace

Australians spend a lot of time at work....
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5 Pillars for Collaboration in the Workplace

Collaboration in the workplace: Learn ab...

Effective Communication in the Workplace: A Leader’s Guide

Learn about different leadership communi...

Workplace Bullying: The safety concern no one is talking about

If you’re not paying attention, there co...

The unrealised potential of Emotional Intelligence

If your organisation was lacking in fina...
Two corporate professionals pictured. Both visually distressed, the image is intended to set the scene for the topic of this course - difficult conversations and how to have them.

How well do you use your emotions to manage conflict?

“If you only have a hammer, everything l...

“Emotional Intelligence is the hidden advantage. If you take care of the soft stuff, the hard stuff will take care of itself”[1]

Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is a set of ...

It takes more than IQ to succeed in life… “ [1]

The concept of emotional intelligence is...
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Managing Conflict in the Workplace

Manag...

How to monitor your organisational culture

The importance of a strong and healthy o...

Identify the organisational culture that you really want

Last week we looked at different types o...

Do you understand your organisational culture and values?

Before you can truly understand your org...

Has your organisational culture evolved or have you cultivated it?

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