Working from home successfully and productively in lockdown

Working from home successfully and productively in lockdown

This course is for you, if you are working from home and want to be successful and productive with a great work life balance.

You may have had to work from home due to lockdown or lockdown may have finished and you are continuing to work from home full-time or part-time this course explores and takes you through key strategies and common challenges that can help you achieve your full potential when home working and looking after your wellbeing and home life at the same time.

The outcome will be skills and knowledge to be productive effective and successful working from home.

This course will look at structure to your day.

How to keep focused and motivated during your working day when working from home.

Managing your mood, thinking positively when you face challenges of home working 

The course identifies and considers the common challenges and stresses of home-working and offers a range of solutions to these challenges.

The course looks at your working day, how to ensure your working day looks and feels like a working day and separating this from your home life.

You will be able to learning about different working styles and work out which working style you have and which home working strategies will work best for you to optimise your productively, motivation and focus.

The course is broken down into accessible sections and lectures so you can take at your own pace and key learning point to ensure you can recap on your learning and embed the knowledge and skills to your everyday life.

The course explores and identifies the positives about home working

Productive and successful working from home in lockdown and after lockdown

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What you will learn

• How to optimise productivity when working from home.
• Achieve a successful work life balance.
• Maintain good health and wellbeing whilst working home working.

Rating: 5

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1 hour

Instructor: Emma Castledine