[NEW DATE] Creating a Learning Culture

More than ever before, organisations are under pressure to keep up with and meet the demands of the changing business landscape. To maintain this level of high performance, managers and employees need to adapt to new requirements, new roles, new skills, at an ever-increasing rate. Yet, at the same time, organisations are under resourced to provide the kind of training and support needed to meet these new requirements.

The solution? Creating a Learning Culture… where employees continuously seek, share, and apply new knowledge and skills to improve both individual and organisational performance. Creating a learning culture gives organisations a strategic advantage and enables them to stand out in today's tight market for talent. In a culture of learning, everyone is expected and empowered to learn and improve by embedding a sense of ownership to change.

OBJECTIVES:

• Understand the common barriers to building a learning culture
• Learn the key best practices of high-performance organisations with learning cultures
• Explore the steps for creating a learning culture
• Put together a business case for an anchor programme to build the learning culture

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

• Managers and Leaders of business units, departments, organisations, as well as HR and Talent Leaders looking to help their organisations connect learning to business goals and performance.

This seminar is the first topic of a two-part HR seminar series presented by Dew-Point. Click here​ for details of the second topic of the HR series.

Registration Deadline: Friday, 10 May 2024

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