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SPECIAL-FranklinCovey Training/Certification Day Sessions
In co-sponsorship with URI Feinstein Providence Campus, Graduate Professional Development Center, we are pleased to announce a great opportunity for a two day FranklinCovey training and certification event on Monday, May 23, 2011 and Tuesday, May 24, 2011.
Continue
your professional development and join
this Time Management
Training and Certification event!
FOCUS: Achieving Your Highest Priorities
Are you able to clarify, focus on, and execute your highest personal and professional priorities? Staying focused on the highest priorities in a busy and complex world is a challenging requirement.
Training Opportunity
May 23,
2011
URI/Feinstein Providence Campus
8:30 am. - 5:00 pm.
$265 per person or $199 (student rate)
This one-day, facilitator-led workshop is based on FranklinCovey's world-renowned time-management principles and helps individuals achieve the following:
- Stay focused and effective with a reliable planning system that focuses on value-aligned time management and integrates various productivity tools.
- Apply a planning process that gets better results based on execution and priorities.
- Reduce stress by recognizing and eliminating distractions, low-priority acitivities, and competing demands on your time.
- Achieve balance and renewal and avoid burnout and frustration.
Certification Opportunity
May
24, 2011
URI/Feinstein Providence Campus
8:30 am. - 5:00
pm.
$1,350 per person
Become certified in FOCUS: Achieving your Highest Priorities content by attending the additional one-day facilitator-led workshop. You will be trained on how to facilitate the content and principles to enable individuals in your organization to focus on and execute their top priorities.
Registration costs include free parking, course materials and lunch.
To register, contact: Christine P. Dolan at Christine@uri.edu or 401-277-5388.