DEALING WITH DIFFICULT SITUATIONS IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES
23 January 2007, London
The increase in student numbers, changes in the way courses are taught, the loss of other facilities and restricted resources puts a lot of pressure on all staff within the academic sector. However, library staff are also often on the receiving end of much of the students' frustration.
Library staff may be familiar with disputes, disagreements and disruptive events in their work, but how these situations are dealt with can seriously affect whether a suitable outcome is achieved.
BENEFITS OF ATTENDING
The course will help participants deal more effectively with users who are angry or upset and will play a vital role in reducing their stress levels at work, increasing their confidence and providing a smooth and professional service.
BY THE END OF THE EVENT PARTICIPANTS WILL HAVE:
· looked at the various signals for difficult behaviour ? including non verbal signs
· explored techniques to avoid conflict arising
· discovered how to deal more assertively with difficult situations to help resolve them
· examined the effect of stress on communication and explored how to deal with this
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Frontline staff working in the academic sector.
COURSE LEADER: PETER FIRKIN
Peter has worked as a trainer for over 25 years. He has considerable experience in the development of training and learning and specialises in a number of areas including coaching, managing staff development, presentation skills and managing difficult situations.
PROGRAMME
9.30 Registration and coffee
10.00 Welcome, introductions and expectations
10.15 Overview of the situation - team and organisational approaches
Methods input, and discussion
10.45 Introduction to stress and the effects on dealing with people
Methods input, exercises and discussion
11.15 Coffee
11.30 An overview of communication skills
Methods input, exercises and discussion
1.00 Lunch
2.00 Approaches to dealing with difficult users and problem situations
Methods inputs and discussion
3.00 Tea
3.15 Cont.
Methods input, exercises and discussion
4.30 Action planning
4.45 Review and evaluation
5.00 Close
PLACES ARE LIMITED TO: 20
FEES:
CILIP personal members: £170 plus VAT £199.75
CILIP institutional members: £205 plus VAT £240.88
Non members: £240 plus VAT £282.00
HOW TO BOOK:
TO MAKE A CONFIRMED BOOKING:
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