Induction Part A (Being a GSGS Member)

by Dr Karin Boessenkool

16 Oct 2020, 10:00 - 12:30 h

online

closed

Induction Part A (Being a GSGS Member)

by Dr Karin Boessenkool

Improving Presentation Skills

by Jill Yates-Wolff

Self an Time Managment

by Sabine Lerch

English Academc Writing Skills

by Lesley-Anne Weiling, Write English

Resilience for Scientists

by Dr. Ben Hartwig

11, 13, 18 and 20 May, 2020, each time 10 a.m. - 12 p.m.

The workshop consists of four 2-hour online sessions plus one-to-one coaching to be arranged individually.

Max. 12 participants

Setbacks in a demanding job with a large workload can lead to reduced productivity and in extreme cases to burn-out and longer absences. Poor communication with supervisors, a lack of work-life balance and high expectations are causing stress at work (Levecque et al., 2017). Resilience and stress management are two important tools used to deal with stress and overwhelm at work. In this workshop participants will learn the most important factors for building resilience – connection, self-confidence, humor and agility.
The exercises are applicable to everyday life and work. Participants will understand their personal stress-triggers and develop more self-awareness and strategies to deal with stress symptoms.

Website Neuroblitz

Self and Time Managment

by Sabine Lerch

Group 1: Wed 15 April 
Group 2: Wed 22 April 
Group 3: Fri 24 April 
Group 4: Tue 19 May
Group 5: Mon 25 May

09:00-13:00 h, plus an hour of individual coaching on the same or the next day, to be arranged individually

Induction Part A (Being a GSGS Member)

by Dr Karin Boessenkool

English Academc Writing Skills

by Lesley-Anne Weiling, Write English

Group 1: 24 March and 06 April 2020, 9:30 - 17:00 h

Group 2: 25 March and 08 April 2020, 9:30 - 17:00 h