Effective Meetings and Minute Taking
NICVA
In this highly participative course we will demonstrate good practice in planning and conducting meetings and essential techniques for producing minutes.
Meetings are vital for management and communication as they enable people to plan activities, exchange information and make decisions together. Knowing how to hold efficient and effective meetings and recording the information is a key aspect of making projects or activities successful.
This training has been designed for anyone who has to facilitate or actively participate in meetings. The following key elements will be covered during the training:
- Chairing a meeting
- Preparing agendas
- How to deal with difficult people in a meeting
- Designing effective objectives
- Effective minute taking
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NICVA
61 Duncarin Gardens
Belfast
BT15 2GB
United Kingdom
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Effective Meetings and Minute Taking
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