Training Guide OMMI Training 2017 | Page 9

The Ontario Municipal Management Institute Course Descriptions (continued) Key Topics ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Sentence structure Punctuation Defunct grammar 12 common mistakes Style rules Misused words Proofreading Key Topics ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Motivation principals Reward systems Management styles Leadership Key Topics ▪ Position v. Interpersonal relationships ▪ Influencing styles ▪ Communication process and its impact on influ- ence ▪ Applications Key Topics ▪ Influences of Change in the workplace ▪ Planning change in the workplace ▪ Leading change in the workplace ▪ Committing to change in the Workplace 7 Learning Outcomes ▪ demonstrate a stronger understanding of grammar ▪ improve their writing skills Learning Outcomes ▪ understanding key management concepts ▪ analyzing the organization’s culture ▪ understanding effective leadership qualities Learning Outcomes Participants will be shown basic strategies for achiev- ing influence without au- thority. Key takeaways will include effective communi- cation techniques for over- coming obstacles associated with influencing others. Learning Outcomes To enable supervisors and managers to effectively in- fluence, plan, lead, and commit to changes in the workplace. Key Topics ▪ Defining the generations at work ▪ Common ground ▪ Advantages of generation- al diversity ▪ Bridging the gap ▪ Commitment to action Key Topics ▪ Investigative techniques ▪ Disciplinary warnings and letters ▪ Documentation tech- niques ▪ Disciplinary interviews Key Topics ▪ Project management ▪ Time management ▪ Managing multiple gener- ations at work ▪ Tips on managing multi- ple priorities ▪ Key Result Areas (KRAs) Learning Outcomes ▪ understand the differences that separate the generations and a number of things all generations have in common Learning Outcomes ▪ understand basic labour concepts ▪ understand when and why discipline is appro- priate ▪ improve employee perfor- mance through commu- nication Learning Outcomes ▪ improve priority manage- ment skills ▪ understand and set cor- porate goals and priori- ties