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Secret No.1If you are using a Northgate Training Game, ideally on either Teamwork or Communication skills, start in the usual way by explaining to the group as a whole that they are about to take part in an activity, on, say, teamwork. Stand by a flipchart and ask the group to suggest 10 key issues that
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4-in-1 Activities: Assessing Key CompetencieThis fantastic, value-for-money pack addresses four distinct areas of training; Teamwork, Leadership, Decision-Making and Managing Time. Each of the four activities takes approx one hour but with all the back-up material provided in the pack sessions can very usefully be extended to two hours or more. To find our more click here.Practical Negotiation SKills
Learn the main steps to successful negotiation with this engaging negotiation activity - that has a few surprises along the way! Getting to grips with the facts, thinking about how to present oneself, having a target outcome, establishing solid boundaries and knowing when to reconsider are all part of this exciting negotiation! To find out more click here.
Problems! Problems!Acquire a toolkit of problem-solving techniques with this fun, hands-on activity! Ten problems and 60 minutes means teams have just six minutes per problem. They are a mixture of work-based issues and conventional conundrums that together highlight some key approaches to problem-solving. To find our more click here.
