| DPS 15486 | 36 hours |
Studies show that managers spend a large percentage of their time dealing with conflict. This is a practical, hands-on course that will teach managers and supervisors to “nip conflicts in the bud” and resolve issues before they grow. Participants will learn how to deal with conflict one-on-one, how to empower their employees to deal with their own conflicts constructively, and how to conduct joint meetings between conflicted employees effectively.
The course is unusually interactive and uses simulations so that students will finish the course having already experimented with resolving conflict. Participants are required to come with their own conflict scenarios to discuss.
Outcomes
On completion of this course, students will:
- Identify conflict's predictable patterns and the skills required to proactively engage it
- Demonstrate communication skills and methods for clearing up misunderstandings, recovering from mistakes, and resolving disagreements
- Support and empower people that come to them with conflicts they have with someone else; by using their new understanding of the key elements of a resolution coaching model
- Define and demonstrate the use of a model for informal mediation
- Recognize when not to engage in mediation
- Describe the employer's obligation in dealing with harassment under relevant Manitoba Regulations, including addressing and assessing complaints such as harassment and bullying
- Demonstrate ways to address toxic workplaces/dynamics
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This is an online course that will have no live class times and will be completed through independent study with assignment due dates. All courses will have a Nexus site and will open one week prior to the first class day. Course outlines will only be posted to Nexus