Skill up and improve your knowledge with these skill development workshops that are available to all staff next month.
Note: until further notice, all Skill Development workshops will be held online via Zoom unless otherwise stated.
Strengthening Personal Resilience: Staff | Tuesday 15 September | 9.30am to 12pm | 2 spots remaining* (waitlist available) |
Managing the Tough Stuff – Performance and Conduct Issues | This workshop has been split into two sessions: Wednesday 16 September AND Wednesday 23 September | 9.30am to 12.30pm each session | Workshop is full, but a waitlist is available. Alternatively, there is another workshop in November. |
An Introduction to University Governance | Thursday 17 September | 10am to 12pm | 13 spots remaining* (waitlist available) |
An Overview: Delegations of Authority | Monday 21 September | 10am to 12pm | 19 spots remaining* (waitlist available) |
Having Coaching Conversations | This workshop has been split into two sessions: Thursday 24 September AND Wednesday 30 September | 9.30am to 12.45pm each session | Workshop is full, but a waitlist is available. |
Introduction to MQ Recruitment | Wednesday 30 September
Workshop will be held face-to-face in the Manly room (17 Wally’s Walk) adhering to COVID-safe protocols. |
1pm to 4pm | 2 spots remaining* (waitlist available) |
* Figures correct at time of publishing – check HR Online for current information on availability.
For detailed workshop information, visit the Workshops and online resources webpage.
Staff can register through HR Online:
My HR > Training and Development > Training Requests > Register for a Course > SD – Skill Development > Select relevant workshop
Zoom links will be provided to booked participants prior to the workshop.
If you experience any issues with the registration process, contact Katrina Hizo on extension #9716 or develop@mq.edu.au
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