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- Understand the need for using a structured process for solving problems and making decisions.
- Understand the advantages of a team approach to problem solving and decision making.
- Understand and be able to use the "Roadmap to Problem solving"
- Understand and be able to use the various tools for each sequential step in the "Roadmap of problem-solving"
process.
Brainstorming,
Priority Worksheet,
Goal-setting,
Multi-voting,
Data collection and related worksheets,
Action Register and check sheets,
Sampling,
Data Analysis
- Understand and be able to use various tools to analyse
causes.
Ishikawa diagram,
The 5 "Why" chart, - Cause and effect diagram and situation analysis
- Understand and be able to demonstrate various techniques in identifying solutions.
- Understand and be able to use various techniques to evaluate
solutions.
Compile criteria for evaluation,
Use evaluation grid,
Goal Statement and pros and cons analysis
- Understand and be able to use the process of solution verification.
- Understand and be able to demonstrate how to implement the solution using the RACI Matrix.
- Understand and be able to collect and monitor results.
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Any individual or members of problem solving- or project teams under the mentorship of a leader familiar with the techniques above.
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The programme is designed as a two-day session, but can be adjusted to suit specific needs.
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The participant centred workshop format uses interactive and experiential activities, including role plays, case studies, group discussions and
lecturettes. The activities are designed to ensure both individual and group participation.
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For maximum effectiveness and interaction, the group size must be limited to no more than sixteen and not less than eight participants.
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English
and / or Afrikaans
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