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  • AI Foundations for Users - Classification to Creation

    AI Foundations for Users – Classification to Creation – Beginner

    (Approximate course duration 31 minutes) 

    Course Objectives:

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a concept of the future; it is actively shaping industries, workflows, and daily interactions. AI Foundations for Users: Classification to Creation is a structured and comprehensive course designed to provide a clear understanding of AI, its core functions, and its practical applications. This course equips professionals with the foundational knowledge necessary to engage effectively with AI tools, enhancing productivity, decision-making, and innovation.

    Course Prerequisites:

    None

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  • AI-Assisted Content Creation - From Ideation to Execution

    AI- Assisted Content Creation – From Ideation to Execution – Intermediate

    (Approximate duration 65 minutes)

    Course Objectives:

    AI (Artificial Intelligence) is revolutionizing the way we create, analyze, and refine content. In AI-Assisted Content Creation: From Ideation to Execution, learners will explore how ChatGPT, Copilot for Microsoft 365, and Perplexity AI can enhance workplace productivity by automating tedious tasks, optimizing workflows, and enabling deeper insights. 

    Course Prerequisites:

    None

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  • AI Communication Mastery - Crafting Effective Prompts

    AI Communication Mastery – Crafting Effective Prompts – Intermediate 

    (Approximate duration 80 minutes)

    Course Objectives:

    This course equips users with advanced prompt engineering techniques that enhance AI’s reasoning, adaptability, and response quality. By measuring these techniques, you’ll be able to craft prompts that generate more precise, reliable, and insightful AI responses, making AI more effective in both professional and personal applications.

    Course Prerequisites:

    None

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  • Ethical Hacking Fundamentals

    Ethical Hacking Fundamentals

    (Approximate Duration: 15 minutes)

    Welcome to the Ethical Hacking Fundamentals,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    The Ethical Hacking Fundamentals course provides a
    comprehensive introduction to the tools, techniques, and ethical principles
    that ethical hackers use to identify and mitigate security vulnerabilities.
    Covering the core phases of ethical hacking—reconnaissance, exploitation, and
    reporting—the course offers practical insights into how professionals approach
    and execute security assessments. Participants will also explore social
    engineering tactics, learning how hackers manipulate human behavior to gain unauthorized
    access and how to defend against such attacks. A key focus of the course is the
    importance of legal and privacy compliance. Learners will understand how
    ethical hackers adhere to strict regulations, ensuring their practices are both
    responsible and lawful. Additionally, the course highlights the role of bug
    bounty programs, demonstrating how they promote responsible vulnerability
    disclosure and allow organizations to address security flaws before they can be
    maliciously exploited. With an emphasis on hands-on learning and real-world
    applications, participants will engage in simulated exercises to identify
    vulnerabilities, assess security risks, and effectively communicate findings.
    These exercises provide practical experience and prepare learners to actively
    contribute to cybersecurity efforts. By the end of the course, participants
    will have the skills and knowledge required to perform basic security
    assessments, identify vulnerabilities, and support efforts to strengthen
    organizational defenses. This makes the Ethical Hacking Fundamentals course an
    excellent starting point for those interested in cybersecurity, laying a strong
    foundation for further exploration in this high-demand and evolving field.

    Course Prerequisites

    • None

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  • Identity and Access Management

    Identity and Access Management 

    (Approximate Duration: 10 minutes)

    Welcome to the Identity and Access Management,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    This Identity and Access Management (IAM) course offers a
    detailed and practical understanding of security. This Identity and Access
    Management (IAM) course offers a detailed and practical understanding of
    securing digital identities and managing access to organizational resources. It
    covers the entire identity lifecycle, from provisioning to deprovisioning,
    ensuring that participants understand how to align access with roles and
    responsibilities effectively. Core topics such as authentication and authorization
    are explored in-depth, providing insights into implementing secure and
    efficient access controls. Additionally, the course addresses privileged access
    management, highlighting best practices for safeguarding high-value accounts
    that are often the target of cyberattacks. Participants also learn about
    advanced IAM concepts, including federated identity and single sign-on (SSO),
    which improve user experience while maintaining robust security. The course
    introduces Zero Trust principles, emphasizing continuous verification and the
    importance of granular access controls. Furthermore, participants gain a strong
    understanding of regulatory compliance requirements, such as GDPR and HIPAA,
    ensuring that IAM strategies meet legal and industry standards. Emerging trends
    like passwordless authentication and AI-driven access management are also
    explored, preparing participants to address evolving technologies and threats.
    By integrating these modern approaches, participants can design IAM frameworks
    that enhance security while simplifying user access. By the end of the course,
    participants are equipped to create and implement comprehensive IAM solutions
    that protect sensitive information, support compliance, and streamline
    operations. These skills empower cybersecurity professionals to reduce risks,
    enhance organizational security, and adapt to the rapidly changing
    cybersecurity landscape.

    Course Prerequisites

    • None

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  • Mastering Digital Forensics

    Mastering Digital Forensics

    (Approximate Duration: 17 minutes)

    Welcome to the Mastering Digital Forensics,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    The Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) course
    provides an in-depth exploration of the essential skills and tools needed to
    investigate security incidents, preserve digital evidence, and respond to cyber
    threats effectively. Covering critical areas such as endpoint, network, cloud,
    and mobile device forensics, the course ensures that participants gain a
    well-rounded understanding of forensics across different environments. Beyond
    these areas, the curriculum also delves into memory and malware analysis,
    allowing learners to detect, assess, and respond to diverse cyber threats
    accurately. Legal considerations play a pivotal role in digital forensics, and
    this course emphasizes the importance of acquiring, analyzing, and preserving
    digital evidence in compliance with legal standards, thus maintaining the
    integrity and admissibility of evidence for investigative or legal proceedings.
    Through real-world insights and hands-on exercises, participants will not only
    understand theoretical aspects but will also gain practical experience in using
    incident response techniques that prepare them for real-world cybersecurity
    incidents. The DFIR course is designed for IT professionals, cybersecurity
    enthusiasts, and individuals seeking to develop a robust skill set in digital
    forensics and incident response. By the end of the course, learners will be
    proficient in mitigating threats, preserving digital evidence, and
    strengthening an organization’s overall security posture. This foundational
    course equips participants with practical skills that are widely applicable
    across industries, making it an excellent entry point for anyone looking to
    advance their expertise in cybersecurity.

    Course Prerequisites

    • None

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  • Network Security Essentials

    Network Security Essentials

    (Approximate Duration: 17 minutes)

    Welcome to the Network Security Essentials,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    This Network Security course offered a comprehensive
    overview of the principles and practices required to secure modern networks. We
    began by examining the CIA triad—Confidentiality, Integrity, and
    Availability—as a foundational framework for understanding network security
    objectives. Core network protocols were also analyzed, with a focus on their
    vulnerabilities and the strategies needed to mitigate potential risks. Key
    defensive tools like firewalls and Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) were
    explored, highlighting their importance in preventing unauthorized access and
    monitoring network activity. Securing wireless networks emerged as a critical
    area of focus, given their widespread use and unique vulnerabilities. Virtual
    Private Networks (VPNs) were introduced as a means of creating secure remote
    connections, while network monitoring strategies were emphasized for their role
    in identifying and responding to emerging threats in real time. The course also
    covered content control mechanisms, such as web proxies and content filtering,
    which are essential for managing internet usage and preventing exposure to
    harmful content. Additionally, full packet capture was presented as a valuable
    tool for detailed network analysis and troubleshooting, enabling deeper insight
    into network behavior and potential threats. Through this course, you have
    gained the knowledge needed to identify vulnerabilities, implement robust
    defenses, and maintain a secure network environment. Whether you are beginning
    your journey in network security or refining your skills, these insights
    provide a solid foundation for protecting data, systems, and users. By applying
    these best practices, you can contribute to a safer and more resilient digital
    landscape.

    Course Prerequisites

    • None

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  • Proactive Cyber Threat Intelligence

    Proactive Cyber Threat Intelligence

    (Approximate Duration: 18 minutes)

    Welcome to the Proactive Cyber Threat Intelligence,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    This Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) course provides a
    comprehensive understanding of CTI’s critical role in cybersecurity, equipping
    participants with the knowledge and skills to navigate today’s complex threat
    landscape. It begins with foundational principles and progresses to advanced
    practices, offering insights into the nature of threat actors and their
    tactics. Learners explore intelligence collection techniques, data processing,
    and analysis methods to transform raw data into actionable insights. The course
    emphasizes practical applications of CTI within security operations, including
    integrating intelligence into incident response strategies and vulnerability
    management processes. Participants also learn how to operationalize CTI
    effectively, fostering a proactive defense against cyber threats. In addition
    to technical skills, the course addresses legal and ethical considerations,
    ensuring learners understand the regulatory frameworks and moral
    responsibilities associated with CTI. It also highlights emerging trends and
    technologies, preparing participants to adapt to the ever-changing
    cybersecurity landscape. By the end of this course, learners are equipped to
    make informed, data-driven decisions, share intelligence across organizational
    teams and networks, and enhance their organization’s cybersecurity posture.
    Whether aiming to prevent breaches, mitigate risks, or streamline responses to
    incidents, participants gain the tools to implement a robust, proactive
    approach to cybersecurity. This course is ideal for professionals looking to
    strengthen their expertise in CTI and contribute to building resilient defenses
    against evolving cyber threats.

    Course Prerequisites

    • None

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  • Securing Mobile Devices

    Securing Mobile Devices 

    (Approximate Duration: 12 minutes)

    Welcome to the Securing Mobile Devices,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    This Mobile Device Security course offered a comprehensive
    guide to essential practices for protecting mobile devices in today’s connected
    world. We covered key topics, including Mobile Device Management (MDM), app
    security, network security, encryption, and the unique challenges posed by
    various mobile operating systems. The course also explored common threats
    targeting mobile devices, such as malware, phishing, and unauthorized access,
    and provided strategies to mitigate these risks effectively. A central focus of
    the course was the importance of implementing robust security policies tailored
    to organizational needs. This includes defining acceptable use policies,
    managing access controls, and ensuring compliance with both internal standards
    and external regulations. We emphasized fostering user awareness as a critical
    defense mechanism, helping users recognize potential threats and follow best
    practices to avoid common security pitfalls. Best practices such as using
    strong, unique passwords, enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA), and
    ensuring regular software and firmware updates were highlighted as vital steps
    to secure devices. Additional topics included securing connections on public
    Wi-Fi through VPNs, backing up data to prevent loss, and configuring devices to
    allow remote wiping in case of theft or loss. By mastering these principles,
    you are better equipped to safeguard both personal and organizational mobile
    devices against evolving threats. This course provides you with the tools and
    knowledge to address vulnerabilities, protect sensitive data, and maintain a
    proactive security posture. Whether managing a single device or an entire
    fleet, these insights will empower you to navigate the complex landscape of
    mobile device security with confidence and resilience.

    Course Prerequisites

    • None

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  • Threat Detection Engineering

    Threat Detection Engineering 

    (Approximate Duration: 13 minutes)

    Welcome to the Threat Detection Engineering,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    This Threat Detection Engineering course provides
    cybersecurity professionals with the tools and skills necessary to design,
    implement, and refine effective threat detection systems. Across eight
    comprehensive modules, the course explores foundational principles, including
    building strategic detection frameworks, leveraging the MITRE ATT&CK
    framework, and writing precise detection rules to address specific threats
    effectively. A core focus of the course is understanding how to optimize log
    management and data sources to ensure accurate and actionable security
    insights. Participants learn to validate detection logic through rigorous
    testing methods, reducing false positives and improving the reliability of
    their systems. The course also delves into the role of automation in threat
    detection, teaching participants to streamline routine tasks and enhance
    overall operational efficiency. Measuring detection performance is another
    critical area, with an emphasis on using metrics like detection accuracy and
    false positive rates to identify areas for improvement. Participants gain
    practical knowledge in refining alerts, ensuring they are both accurate and
    actionable. This equips them to create tailored detection strategies that
    address unique organizational challenges and stay ahead of evolving cyber
    threats. By the end of the course, participants will have a deep understanding
    of how to design, implement, and continuously improve threat detection systems.
    They will be prepared to automate key security tasks, mitigate risks
    effectively, and enhance their organization’s security posture. Whether
    starting from scratch or enhancing existing systems, this course empowers
    participants to tackle today’s dynamic threat landscape with confidence and
    expertise.

    Course Prerequisites

    • None

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  • Defining and Recognizing Workplace Bullying and Incivility

    Defining and Recognizing Workplace Bullying and Incivility

    (Approximate Duration: 25 minutes)

    Welcome to the Defining and Recognizing Bullying and Incivility,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    Eliminating Bullying and Incivility in the Workplace: Define and Recognize” marks the first installment of a comprehensive three-part series designed to address the pervasive issue of bullying and incivility in the workplace. Developed by an expert in strategic leadership and management, human resources, education, cultural diversity and inclusion, and a TEDx speaker on the subject matter, this three-part series provides a foundational understanding of workplace bullying and incivility, empowering participants to identify, prevent, and address these harmful behaviors. Throughout this first course, participants will delve into the nuanced impacts of bullying and incivility, exploring their effects on individuals and organizations. By examining the psychological, physical, social, and organizational ramifications, participants will gain valuable insights into the true cost of workplace mistreatment, including health implications, decreases in productivity, and effects on organizational success. Ethical considerations surrounding workplace mistreatment will also be explored, highlighting the moral imperative for organizations to cultivate safe and respectful work environments. Moreover, this course will address the importance of cultural sensitivity in understanding and addressing workplace mistreatment, acknowledging how cultural differences may influence perceptions and experiences. Participants will learn to recognize signs of bullying and incivility affecting themselves, colleagues, and the organization, equipping them with the knowledge needed to intervene effectively. Upon completion of “Eliminating Bullying and Incivility in the Workplace: Define and Recognize,” participants will be equipped to recognize corporate bullying and uncivil behaviors, understand their impacts on an individual and an organization, and become more sensitive to cultural differences that may affect behaviors.

    Course Prerequisites

    None

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  • Preventing Bullying and Incivility in the Workplace

    Preventing Bullying and Incivility in the Workplace 

    (Approximate Duration: 38 minutes)

    Welcome to the Preventing Bullying and Incivility in the Workplace,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    “Eliminating Bullying and Incivility in the Workplace: Prevention” constitutes the second installment of our comprehensive three-part series, designed to proactively address workplace mistreatment. Developed by an expert in strategic leadership and management, human resources, education, cultural diversity and inclusion, and a TEDx speaker on the subject matter, this series equips participants with the knowledge and tools necessary to cultivate environments free from bullying and incivility. In this course, we cover workplace mistreatment prevention. Through early and ongoing education initiatives, participants will grasp the significance of fostering a culture of awareness and accountability. We delve into the role of training and awareness programs, providing participants with practical strategies and intervention tools to promote respectful interactions among colleagues. We explore conflict resolution skills as we equip employees, managers, and leaders with the requisite techniques to effectively navigate and resolve interpersonal conflicts. We discuss the importance of communicating clear expectations, setting the groundwork for a workplace culture that upholds mutual respect and professionalism. Leadership is pivotal in shaping organizational culture, and we illuminate the critical role of leaders in fostering environments conducive to psychological safety. Participants will learn to cultivate cultures where individuals feel empowered to address instances of mistreatment without fear of reprisal. Furthermore, we explore the symbiotic relationship between diversity and inclusion initiatives and the promotion of respectful workplace cultures. By embracing diversity and fostering inclusivity, organizations can mitigate the risk of mistreatment and promote a sense of belonging among all employees. Highlighting the importance of implementing metrics to track progress, organizations can assess the effectiveness of their prevention efforts and make informed decisions moving forward. In conclusion, “Eliminating Bullying and Incivility in the Workplace: Prevention” empowers participants to take proactive measures in fostering environments characterized by respect, inclusivity, and psychological safety from both an individual’s and a leader’s vantage point.

    Course Prerequisites

    None

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  • Data Literacy: Upskilling for Data-Driven Decisions

    Data Literacy: Upskilling for Data-Driven Decisions 

    (Approximate Duration: 28 minutes)

    Welcome to the Data Literacy: Upskilling for Data-Driven Decisions ,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    In an increasingly data-driven world, understanding how to leverage data is crucial for making informed and impactful business decisions. This course is designed to equip participants with foundational data literacy skills, enabling them to confidently interpret, analyze, and communicate data in the workplace. Through practical examples and real-world scenarios, learners will explore essential concepts such as reading and working with data, visualizing insights, and telling compelling stories with data. The course also delves into the importance of fostering a data-driven culture, emphasizing collaboration and the role leadership plays in promoting data-based decision-making. Participants will learn how to build and nurture this culture, overcoming common obstacles such as data overload, resistance to change, and technical challenges. The course offers hands-on strategies for applying data literacy skills in everyday business scenarios, allowing teams to make smarter, more informed decisions. Whether you’re a beginner or someone looking to enhance your data skills, this course will help you unlock the power of data within your organization. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to drive results, create a competitive edge, and contribute to a culture where data-driven decisions are the norm. Embrace data literacy and empower your team to thrive in today’s business landscape.

    Course Prerequisites

    None

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  • 10 Tips for Successful Public Speaking

    10 Tips for Successful Public Speaking 

    (Approximate Duration: 40 minutes)

    Welcome to the 10 Tips for Successful Public Speaking,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    10 Tips for Successful Public Speaking is your guide to mastering one of the most important skills in both personal and professional life. Whether addressing a small team or a large audience, effective public speaking can open doors and significantly impact your career. However, fear of public speaking is common, with many ranking it as a top fear. This course is designed to help you overcome that fear by providing practical tips that transform nervous energy into confident delivery. You’ll learn how to embrace your nerves, understand your audience, and structure your content to keep them engaged from start to finish. Throughout the course, we’ll cover strategies for organizing and practicing your speech, using powerful language, and refining your delivery. We’ll also explore how to read audience cues and adjust your approach in real time. Authenticity is key to making a connection with your audience, and we’ll show you how to let your true self shine on stage. Additionally, you’ll discover how to start strong, finish memorably, and leave a lasting impact on your listeners. By the end of this course, you’ll not only have the skills to create clear and compelling speeches but also the confidence to deliver them effectively. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to refine your skills, this course will equip you to become a confident and engaging public speaker.

    Course Prerequisites

    None

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  • AI Ethical Use and Responsibility

    AI Ethical Use and Responsibility 

    (Approximate Duration: 38 minutes)

    Welcome to the AI Ethical Use and Responsibility ,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    The ‘AI Ethical Use and Responsibility’ course provides an in-depth exploration of artificial intelligence, its applications, and the critical ethical considerations tied to its responsible use. As AI transforms sectors like healthcare, finance, and education, understanding its impact on society is essential. This course delves into fundamental AI concepts and guides participants through core ethical issues, including bias, data privacy, transparency, and accountability. Learners will examine how AI can inadvertently perpetuate societal biases, impacting fairness and inclusivity. The course also highlights the importance of protecting privacy in data-driven AI systems and ensuring transparency, so users understand how AI-driven decisions are made. As AI technology continues to evolve, discussions will address long-term economic impacts, such as job displacement, and explore responsible AI practices that support positive outcomes for both businesses and society. Participants will gain actionable insights on creating and implementing ethical AI policies within their organizations. The course emphasizes best practices for transparent communication of AI use to clients, fostering trust and alignment with organizational values. By integrating responsible AI use, organizations can maximize the benefits of AI while safeguarding against potential risks. Upon completion, participants will be equipped to make informed decisions, promote fair practices, and advocate for responsible AI use, contributing to a future where AI enhances human capability and supports ethical business practices.

    Course Prerequisites

    None

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  • Cyber Security Fundamentals

    Cyber Security Fundamentals

    (Approximate Duration: 17 minutes)

    Welcome to the Cyber Security Fundamentals,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    This cyber security course offers a comprehensive
    understanding of key concepts and practices essential for safeguarding
    information in today’s digital world. We begin with an Introduction to
    Cybersecurity, discussing the growing importance of data protection. From
    there, we delve into Basic Network Security, focusing on techniques to secure
    networks, prevent unauthorized access, and maintain data integrity. You’ll gain
    insight into Common Threats and Vulnerabilities, learning about various cyber
    threats and how they exploit system weaknesses. This section is crucial for
    recognizing and defending against potential attacks. Next, we cover Data
    Protection and Privacy, where we explore methods for safeguarding sensitive
    information and ensuring compliance with privacy regulations. In Incident
    Response and Recovery, we guide you through effective response steps in the
    event of a cybersecurity breach, including techniques to restore systems and
    prevent future incidents. Our final topic, User Awareness, emphasizes the role
    of end-users in maintaining cybersecurity. You’ll learn best practices to help
    prevent cyber-attacks, strengthening security efforts at the individual level.
    Join us in this foundational course to develop the skills needed to protect
    digital assets and support a secure digital environment. By the end, you’ll
    have the knowledge to understand, anticipate, and respond to cybersecurity
    challenges effectively.

    Course Prerequisites

    • None

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  • Cyber Threat Hunting Techniques

    Cyber Threat Hunting Techniques

    (Approximate Duration: 14 minutes)

    Welcome to the Cyber Threat Hunting Techniques,  Business Skills Learning Path.

    Course Objectives

    This Cyber Threat Hunting course provides a comprehensive guide to proactively detecting and mitigating cyber threats, empowering participants with the knowledge and skills needed to stay ahead of adversaries. The course begins by covering the foundations of threat hunting, including key methodologies, frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK, and the critical data sources used to identify potential threats. Through practical, hands-on modules, learners explore hypothesis-driven investigations, anomaly detection techniques, and the effective use of threat intelligence to uncover advanced threats. Emphasis is placed on leveraging a proactive mindset to detect suspicious activities early, minimizing the impact of potential attacks. Collaboration and continuous improvement are integral to the course. Participants learn the importance of documenting their findings, sharing insights with their teams, and refining hunting processes based on lessons learned. These practices help foster a culture of proactive defense within their organizations. The course also highlights strategies for integrating threat hunting into existing cybersecurity frameworks, ensuring that participants can seamlessly align their efforts with organizational objectives. By mastering these concepts, learners will be equipped to identify, investigate, and mitigate threats before they escalate, ultimately enhancing their organization’s security posture. By the end of this course, participants will have the tools to implement effective threat hunting strategies, contribute to stronger team collaboration, and proactively defend against advanced cyber threats. Whether starting a career in cybersecurity or advancing existing skills, this course provides a solid foundation for building a robust and resilient defense strategy.

    Course Prerequisites

    • None

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  • Energize Your Workday: Movement in the Workplace

    Energize Your Workday: Movement in the Workplace
    (Approximate Duration: 30 minutes)

    Welcome to the Energize Your Workday: Movement in the Workplace part of the Business Skills Library.

    Course Objectives
    The material presented in this course will help you:
    Understand how to encourage physical activity and well-being in the office environment.
    Introduce practical strategies to ingrate movement into their daily routines.
    Explore a variety of exercises and techniques suitable for the office.

    Course Prerequisites
    None  
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  • Health and Wellness Tips: Boosting Health and Productivity at Work

    Health and Wellness Tips: Boosting Health and Productivity at Work
    (Approximate Duration: 27 minutes)

    Welcome to the Health and Wellness Tips: Boosting Health and Productivity at Work part of the Business Skills Learning Path

    Course Objectives
    This course is designed to explain what wellness really is and several of the different factors it encompasses. We’ll break down how hydration, sleep, proper nutrition, being active, and managing stress all contribute toward our health and wellness.

    Course Prerequisites
    None – or previous learning paths/courses
     
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  • Business Writing

    Business Writing
    (Approximate Duration: 23 minutes)

    Welcome to the Business Writing part of the Microsoft Office, Business Skills Learning Path

    Course Objectives
    Being able to communicate effectively in the workplace is key in today’s environment, especially with the increase of emails and other written communications taking the place of in-person meetings. Good, strong business writing helps you properly convey your ideas and goals, push forward solutions, and even foster a desired company culture. In this course, users will be taught the fundamentals of business writing so they can be well prepared for whatever workplace communications they need to craft. They will learn to determine the purpose of their communications as well as how to understand their audience in order to craft tailored messaging. This course also covers the three steps of the writing process and explores the importance of grammar and tone. Finally it will cover best practices for editing and proofing messages to ensure the final product is the best it can be.

    Course Prerequisites
    None – or previous learning paths/courses
     
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  • Building High Performance Teams

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    This course will define what a high performing team looks like and how to turn any team into a powerful, high performing unit.
    Learn to form, manage, and grow valuable teams.

    Approximate Duration: 34 minutes

  • Coaching for Peak Performance

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    Help you assess and take action on coaching members of your team towards their peak performance. Most employees receive very little coaching. Few managers are skilled in even the basic skills of coaching.
    This course will help you to build core coaching skills that you can apply with any coachee, moving them closer to their peak performance.
    Approximate Duration: 40 minutes

  • Cyber Security for the End User - Identifying and Preventing Advanced Threats

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    Learn proper cyber security awareness can help minimize or prevent you from being a victim of a cyber criminal.
    Takes a deeper look at types of cyber security attacks and best practices to prevent them.
    Approximate Duration: 42 minutes

  • Cyber Security for the End User

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    This course is designed for everyday computer users and will help identify and prevent common cyber threats through awareness and the development of basic good habits.

    Approximate Duration: 22 minutes

  • Developing a Lunch and Learn

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    This course helps students learn how to create and present an effective and successful meeting.
    Approximate Duration: 12 minutes

  • Effective Interviewing

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    This class is designed to assist managers, supervisors, and HR staff in improving interviewing skills. 
    Approximate Duration: 27 minutes

  • Email Etiquette

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    This course helps students understand best practices for composing and responding to messages and offers tips to minimize common mistakes like missing attachments, wrong addressing and more.
    Approximate Duration: 17 minutes

  • Online Meeting Etiquette

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    This course helps students learn the fundamental skills needed to succeed in online meetings.
    Approximate Duration: 26 minutes

  • Professionalism in the Workplace

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    Personal Appearance and Cleanliness
    Ethics in the Workplace
    Effective Communication
    Qualities of a Professional

    Approximate Duration: 25 minutes

  • Communicating Across Generations

    This course was designed to review some best practices for communicating and working with colleagues from different age groups in the workplace.

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    Learn the variety of ways that thinking in terms of generations can help create an accommodating and productive workplace.
    Review a wide rand of communication styles that may be best for each generation.
    Discuss the pitfalls of over-reliance on generational stereotypes.
    Gain a greater understanding of how to relate to all colleagues regardless of generational differences.

    Approximate Duration: 50 minutes

  • Mastering Mindfulness

    This course was designed to teach mindfulness tools and techniques to reduce anxiety and overthinking, boost mental clarity, and enhance well-being.

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    Learn the foundational principles of mindfulness, including the definition.
    Understand the 5 mindfulness skills and ways to implement them into everyday life.

    Approximate Duration: 15 minutes.

  • Burnout Recovery

    This course is designed to help participants overcome burnout and create work-life balance.

    The material presented in this course helps you gain an understanding of the following topics:
    Gain a comprehensive understanding of burnout.
    Develop practical skills to recognize and prevent burnout.
    Learn effective coping mechanisms for promoting sustainable well-being.
    Explore the underlying beliefs that fuel burnout.

    Approximate Duration: 20 minutes

  • Creating a World Class Safety Culture

    Creating a World Class Safety Culture
    (Approximate Duration: 14 minutes)

    Welcome to the Creating a World Class Safety Culture a part of the Business Skills Library.

    Course Objectives
    The material presented in this course will help you:
    Understand how workplace injuries and illnesses can have a devastating impact on any organization.
    Understand the best practices to creating a Safety Focused culture.

    Course Prerequisites
    None
     
    Tips:
    Turn off your phone, close your email, text and social media apps.
    Plug headphones or ear buds to your computer.
    Go Full Screen when watching videos.

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