Action Learning
I am a trained action learning facilitator and I facilitate sets both in-person and remotely.
What is action learning?
Action learning involves six to eight people meeting regularly, as a ‘set’, to support each other through strategic challenges in their work. It follows a unique, structured process designed to help group members face and manage complex problems, and encourage progress in a safe environment. Action learning is often found to be particularly useful around a time of organisational change, and to support leadership development.
What are the benefits?
The positive benefits of being part of an action learning set are:
• Developing critical thinking skills
• Sharing problem solving ideas
• Actively listening and challenging perceptions
• Experiencing self-managed peer learning
• Assistance with actual challenges
• Sharing strategies and insights
How does it work?
It provides valuable reflection time and opportunities to gain a deeper understanding of personal and professional issues, while enabling you to develop strategies to manage organisational and personal change.
