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Wellbeing Training

Wellbeing Skills for Everyday Life

Handsam’s wellbeing training supports school staff in building a healthier, more resilient workplace. With practical strategies and expert guidance, our courses promote mental health awareness, stress management, and a positive culture—empowering teams to thrive both personally and professionally.

Coping with Stress

Delivery method:  eTraining

Course duration: 30-35 minutes

Number of delegates: 1+

About this course:  This course is designed to give you and your staff practical                                                     methods  by which they can identify and manage their own work-                                           related stress.

Key topics covered:

                                    - What work-related stress actually means and also what it doesn’t

                                    - The effects of stress on our health and organisation

                                    - Some of the common causes of stress

                                    - How to recognise the signs or symptoms of stress in our                                                        ourselves and others

                                    - Simple measures that you can take to reduce the risk of stress-                                              related ill health

Flexible Working

Delivery method:  eTraining

Course duration: 20-25 minutes

Number of delegates: 1+

About this course:  This module is relevant to all staff, as anyone may wish to apply                                            for flexible working or may need to understand the rules and                                                  regulations that apply. The module includes ACAS advice on the                                             best practice as well as a full explanation of how to make and                                                 manage a flexible working request.

​Key topics covered:

                                      - What is flexible working?

                                      - Who can apply for flexible working?

                                      - Making a flexible working request

                                      - Granting or refusing a request

                                      - Impacts on your organisation

                                      -  Negotiation

                                      - Appeals

                                      - Simultaneous requests

                                      - Home-working

Managing Stress

Delivery method:  eTraining 

Course duration: 30 - 35 minutes

Number of delegates: 1+

About this course: Stress is now the biggest single cause of teacher absence from                                            work and  managing the causes of it is becoming one of the                                                    biggest headaches for any tier of school manager. This course                                             looks at the causes of stress amongst employees and how to                                                 reduce or manage them and gives practical tips to creating a                                                 productive and less stressful working environment.

Key topics covered:

                                   - What stress is and how it manifests

                                   - What responsibilities managers have in relation to stress                                                   amongst staff and how to meet them

                                   - Best practice standards around approaching and responding to                                       stress issues correctly and supporting employees effectively

                                  - How to plan to reduce the likelihood of stress occurring and                                              meet your legal  obligations

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