The WIT course is designed to inspire, empower, and support women pursuing careers in technology and digital innovation. This module focuses on building confidence, leadership, and technical awareness, while addressing the unique challenges faced by women in tech environments. It includes interactive sessions on career development, mentoring, communication, and fostering inclusive workspaces.
The WIT course is designed to inspire, empower, and support women pursuing careers in technology and digital innovation. This module focuses on building confidence, leadership, and technical awareness, while addressing the unique challenges faced by women in tech environments. It includes interactive sessions on career development, mentoring, communication, and fostering inclusive workspaces.
FDF – English focuses on foundational and functional English skills required in workplace communication, with an emphasis on clarity, tone, and customer engagement in a service environment.
This course provides a practical overview of arbitration hearings under the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Participants will learn about key stages of the hearing process, roles of the tribunal and parties, procedural rules, evidentiary matters, and best practices to ensure fair and efficient arbitration. Ideal for legal professionals, in-house counsel, and business leaders involved in cross-border dispute resolution.
This journey of 100 days will help you be more effective as a manager.
This video explains about the contact centre history, a brief history and some key components about contact centres.
This video takes you through a practical process to make better decisions, introduce you to some simple tools to help make better decisions and highlight common traps to avoid. Using best practice decision making will help you defend decisions you make effectively and give you more confidence in making decisions.
This pathway provides insights into using Te Reo Māori in the workplace. It includes some background to Te Reo Māori, pronunciation, greetings and farewells and how you can use these in the workplace. It also includes your pepeha including introducing yourself, meanings of common Māori words, place names, Māori customs and protocols including Tangihanga (funerals) and Maraes and Matariki.
This pathway is ideal for people who are working from home either full time or parttime. It will help you ensure you have the best set up and that you are able tobe most effective.
