Creating Successful Staff Retreats
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Online
Description
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Type
Course
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
Flexible
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Start date
February
A staff retreat can evoke some pretty strong emotions. Dread of a week hanging around with people you would never invite home for dinner. Queasy thinking about throwing yourself backwards hoping your ‘new friends’ will catch you. However, staff retreats still continue even in hard times. Why? Many of the things we really need to get done take longer than the two hours you have in meeting time. As well, the retreat itself can bring about a change in approach not possible sitting in your boardroom for a meeting. This one-day course will give you tools to be able to create staff retreats that are successful and help to bolster productivity, sales and positive workplace culture.
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About this course
discuss experiences with staff retreats
know the reasons why staff retreats are conducted
understand the main staff retreat undertakings categories
develop and present retreat activities
identify the critical elements for success of a staff retreat
develop a planning checklist
appreciate the keys to running a staff retreat
develop an evaluation questionnaire
recognize post-retreat activities that will ensure the continuing success of your staff retreats
realize your top three take home ideas for creating successful staff retreats
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Subjects
- Staff
- Planning
- Staff Motivation
- Employee Management
- Teamwork
- Team Leader
- Team Leadership
- Team Bonding
- Team Player
- Team Development
- Team Training
- Team Building Model
- Team Building
- Relationship Building
- Communication Skills
- Communication Tips
- Communication Tricks
- Staff Retreat
- Success
- Effectiveness
Teachers and trainers (1)
Susan Lloyd
Managing Consultant
Susan has over twenty five years senior professional work experience, she spent the first 10 years of her career as a training manager in the Royal Navy, which included training design, delivery and training technologies. Both academically and professionally well qualified, she gained a top MBA from Cranfield University, an MA Marketing. In 2013, she qualified as an NLP Master Practitioner, she n
Course programme
This coursewill help you teach participants:
- discuss experiences with staff retreats
- know the reasons why staff retreats are conducted
- understand the main staff retreat undertakings categories
- develop and present retreat activities
- identify the critical elements for success of a staff retreat
- develop a planning checklist
- appreciate the keys to running a staff retreat
- develop an evaluation questionnaire
- recognize post-retreat activities that will ensure the continuing success of your staff retreats
- realize your top three take home ideas for creating successful staff retreats
You will spend the first part of the day getting to know participants and discussing what will take place during the workshop. Students will also have an opportunity to identify their personal learning objectives.
Staff Retreats
Some staff retreats are great and some are horrible, but we’ve all experienced them in one way or the other. This session discusses experiences with staff retreats and learn reasons why they are conducted.
Types of Understanding at a Staff Retreat
There are many different types of staff retreats to consider. This session gives your students a look at the main staff retreat undertakings categories (Strategic and Operational Planning, Team building, Brainstorming). They will also have a chance to develop and present a 15-minute activity for one of the undertakings.
Designing a Staff Retreat
There are many critical factors that must be kept in mind when designing a successful staff retreat. Those factors, which are introduced to students in this session are: Budget, Location and Facility, Facilitation and Planning. Students will also develop a planning checklist and mini-activity sessions.
Running the Retreat
Now that they’ve got the tools to develop a successful retreat, students will learn the keys to running a staff retreat and develop an evaluation questionnaire.
Post-Retreat
Any retreat is only as good as its follow-up. Here, students will look at post-retreat activities to ensure the continued success of the retreat. Students will brainstorm to find the top-three take-home ideas for creating staff retreats.
Additional information
Staff Retreats
Types of Undertakings at a Staff Retreat D
esigning a Staff Retreat R
unning the Retreat Post-Retreat
Creating Successful Staff Retreats