Success Comes in "Cs" - Client- College-Case Worker
When thinking about the success
of your program, remember success comes in "C"s. When all three Cs work
together, everyone, including your program, benefits. As you are
designing your program, or working towards the goals of your program,
remember to include your partnership, that is, the client, the college,
and the caseworker. Don't be misled by conventional ideas; it's time to start thinking outside the box. This presentation will effectively demonstrate the
power wielded by the three Cs in meeting WIA requirements, provide you
with techniques in developing this partnership, and the resources to
keep the partnership strong.
Before You Enroll - Enlist!
We've all been there. You meet a client who says they're motivated, you ask a few key questions, determine that training would be effective, and enroll the client in training. Two months later, the client has all but disappeared, and you are stuck with a case file marked red.who could have known and what could you have done to prevent it? Sure you asked questions, but did you ask the right questions? Did you get your client on board with the program? Are they excited about their new possibilities? Are you excited? The keys that are missing in many case management programs are the buy-in, and the collateral. this presentation will provide you with 12 tips how to include a client/caseworker buy-in and collateral in your plan.
12 Ways to a Stronger Client
Sure, you say you want your clients to be successful but what are you doing to make that happen? In order for your client to be strong, you must be strong. are you strong enough, are you successful enough, to provide your clients with not only the information needed for their success but also the available resources? Are you strong enough to lead by example, and demonstrate to your clients what success looks like. This presentation will identify 12 ways that you will be able to improve your client thus improving your client's success rate.
Communication Techniques - Caveman to Computer
There's all sorts of ways for us to communicate - the telephone, television, word-of-mouth, the Internet, newspapers, magazines, radio, billboards, drums, text messaging, and so many more. but which communication tool works best for which situation. For instance, most of us know not to end a relationship by e-mail. And some of us know not to speak on a telephone at a movie theater. But what tools work best when attempting to reach our clients, what tools are most effective when trying to teach our clients? This presentation will target the usual communication tools and provide you with some unusual tools as well. In addition, this presentation will provide tips on how to use ordinary ideas for extraordinary results.
From the Seed to the Tree - Stress & Anger Management
All of us have had times when we have felt overwhelmed by the stress in our lives. Stress at home, stress at work, stress in our relationships, family stress, peer pressure stress, school stress, just driving to work stress. It's all around us.but why do some people handle stress better than others? How do they do it? What is their secret? This presentation looks at stress from the origins and provides solutions at that point. This presentation has been effective in schools, recovery centers, and in the workplace. Included in this presentation: Why PAIN is good; "50 ways to handle stress", and "12 Tips to Great Conversation".
