Master Course in Time Management

Master Course in Time Management As a matter of fact we know that time is a resource and it should be used effectively and efficiently to achieve desired goals. The importance of time management is presented by famous politician Benjamin Franklin in his famous quote "Time is money".

What is time management? Time management is the process or process of planning and conscious control over the time devoted to specific activities, especially to increase effectiveness, efficiency or productivity. Time management can be supported by a range of skills, tools and techniques used to manage time to specific tasks, projects and goals according to deadlines. It covers a wide range of group activities, including planning, delegating, setting goals, delegating, controlling, organizing, scheduling, and prioritizing.

Planning is the process of thinking and organizing the activities necessary to achieve a desired goal. It helps to increase efficiency and reduce risk in achieving the goal. Patrick Montana and Bruce Charnoff outline a three-step outcome-based planning process:

Step 1: Choose a destination; Step Two: Evaluate alternative methods, and; Step 3: Determine the right path for your project.

Allocation is the process of managing available resources to achieve a specific goal. In project management, resource allocation is the planning of activities and the resources required for those activities, taking into account both resource availability and project timing.

Goal setting is the most important aspect of time management. A goal is a measurable goal and requires a specific time frame. The easiest and most traditional way to set goals is to divide them into short-term and long-term goals. Goals are no longer relevant without a time frame.

Delegation is the transfer of authority and responsibility to another person (usually a subordinate to a manager) to perform specific activities. This is one of the basic concepts of managerial leadership. However, the person to whom the work is assigned remains responsible for the results of the assigned work.

Monitoring is the process of reducing the gap between desired and actual performance with the objective of ensuring that work is completed on time and reducing/eliminating non-productive time.

In this master's degree you will learn about 5 main topics,

1. Introduction and importance of time management

2. Types and benefits of time management and key to success

3. Benefits and features of time management

4. Important facts and tips on time management

5. How to develop time management skills and time management strategies.

All UG and PG students, employers, employees, business owners, executives, leaders, coaches, managers and entrepreneurs.

All senior management personnel, board members, human resources and business managers

Beginning teachers and students of all kinds who are interested in learning about time management