Graphic Facilitation Training
Practical workshops for people who want to enhance their facilitation skills with visual techniques.
Designed for consultants, managers, facilitators and trainers with some experience in facilitation, who wish to further develop their range of facilitation techniques to support effective working in the most challenging of situations.
Your trainer, Nicola Bailey, draws on her own experience of more than eighteen years in sales and marketing with IBM and Microsoft combined with world renowned graphical facilitation methodology and products from The Grove Consultants. Nicola trains facilitators 'in house' for Microsoft and Mars.
The workshops are delivered using a blend of discussion, group work, practice and feedback in an environment which is supportive and encourages mutual learning. The activities are designed to enhance participants' existing facilitation skills while developing skills in listening, recording ideas on large murals and using templates to focus discussions.
Workshop content
- Planning great meetings - set yourself up for success
- Role of the facilitator - learn how to lead groups without getting in the way
- Using and designing graphic templates - to focus the discussion in a very visual way
- Graphic recording - learn to capture ideas, decisions and plans on large murals
- Equipment, tools and resources - any task is made easier with the right tools
- Process design - learn to plan what people will do in your workshops
- Best practice techniques - explore tried and tested techniques for facilitating
Look here for testimonials on how these techniques can improve meeting outcomes.
Date: 28th and 29th June 2010
Times: 09:15 to 17:00 each day.
Venue: Level 5, H C Coombs Centre, 122A Kirribilli Avenue, Kirribilli, NSW 02 9409 1500
Dress code: casual and comfortable
Charges: AUD $1200 + GST per person - includes a take-away facilitation kit, lunch, morning and afternoon tea.
To enquire about this valuable course call Nicola Bailey on 0410 533 057 or email nicola@paperplane.com.au as places are strictly limited to ten people.