Change Tools
Offered By: Deakin University via FutureLearn
Course Description
Overview
This stackable short course (microcredential) enables you to understand workplace change issues, create a plan that is realistic and achievable, and use appropriate tools for managing and contributing to the change process.
What you’ll learn
In this stackable short course (microcredential), you’ll:
- Select and apply a range of change tools based on an understanding of a situation, and the role and purpose of each tool.
- Plan how to facilitate change across an organisation using appropriate communication principles, channels, and messaging for stakeholders.
- Create a basic change management plan that considers different types of change, identifies key change roles, and sets realistic expectations and achievable goals.
How you’re assessed
Produce a plan for a specific change project in your own workplace (or a selected workplace agreed with the educator) including selecting appropriate tools, a roadmap with a timeframe for your change and other required components.
Document your plan either in a business report (2500 words), PowerPoint slides (maximum 30 slides with detailed notes) or self-recorded video (20–25 minutes).
Co-designed with industry
This industry-led stackable short course is co-designed with Gilbert Kruidenier from Kruidenier Consultancy. Together, we’ve designed a course where you’ll gain skills that you can apply immediately in your workplace.
Stackable or standalone
This microcredential can be completed to receive a standalone credential or stacked together with related stackable microcredentials to build towards a full postgraduate Deakin degree later.
Syllabus
Course 1: Change Tools
-Discover practical and proven tools for addressing a variety of change management scenarios in the workplace.
Taught by
Gilbert Kruidenier
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