A course in facilitation is relevant for employees and managers who are to lead meetings, work processes or groups and want concrete tools to create structure, commitment and momentum.
The course is aimed at participants who want to develop their role as facilitator and become better at involving others, managing a process and helping groups towards joint decisions and results.
The course is relevant, among other things, if you want to become better at:
The purpose of this course in facilitation is to provide participants with relevant methods and tools to facilitate processes in a way that creates value for the workplace.
Good facilitation is about more than managing time or following an agenda. The facilitator must create the framework for the participants to contribute actively, develop ideas, discuss opportunities and move towards joint decisions.
In the course, the participants therefore work with both the process itself and their own role as facilitator. The goal is to make participants more secure in process facilitation and provide them with concrete facilitation tools that can be used directly in working life.
In the course, participants learn methods to navigate safely in the role of facilitator and organize processes in which participants become actively involved.
Among other things, work is being done on facilitating meetings, workshops and other work processes, where a group must develop ideas, solve problems or reach joint decisions.
Participants work with:
An important part of the course is to develop the participants’ own role as facilitator. Participants therefore also work on how to create a clear framework, maintain an overview and emerge with greater authority and impact throughout the process.
The course provides concrete tools for facilitation that can be used in meetings, workshops and other processes in the workplace.
Our course in facilitation can be held at the Business School at Vesterbrogade 37 in Copenhagen V or as a closed company team at your company.
At company teams, the teacher comes out to you and the course can be held at companies throughout Denmark. It provides an opportunity to start from the meetings, workshops and processes that the participants themselves must facilitate in their working day.
The course will be held as a 1-day course from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
A maximum of 15 people can participate, so there is a good opportunity for dialogue, exercises and work with the participants’ own situations.
