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Jamie's School Dinners: A recipe for managing and living with change

This NEW training programme demonstrates how to manage change successfully and shows individuals how to respond to change when it happens to them.

Part 1: A recipe for managing change
This part is specifically aimed at those who need to manage change in their organisation. It uses the situations Jamie faced during his war against junk food and breaks them down into four key lessons to help you manage change more effectively:
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  Passion - the belief in what you are trying to achieve, coupled with a clear vision of how you are going to achieve it.
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  People - everyone reacts differently to change, there are three types of people that can be clearly identified.
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  Planning - careful planning is needed when implementing change and can determine whether it will be accepted or not.
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  Perseverance - with change you can nearly always guarantee resistance so determination is a must.
 
 

Part 2: A recipe for living with change
In this part we look at how change affects your workforce. Every employee will face change of some kind virtually every day, so it's vital they know how to cope with it. By showing your employees the four different stages of change, the change process will be much easier to embrace. The stages they can expect to go through are:

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  Reject it - the initial reaction to change is always the same ? denial. By denying change it's wrong to assume it will go away.
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  Resist it - I was right to think that' is the next logical reaction. Any explanation, no matter how implausible, can be used to rationalise the initial denial.
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  Reflect on it - at this stage previous judgement begins to be questioned. The mind suddenly switches on to the possibilities that change might bring.
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  Resolve it - change is welcomed with open arms. The challenge and excitement of new opportunities has triumphed over all the negative perceptions of change.
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Engaging way to look at the complex subject of change

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Managers will learn how to introduce change in their organisation

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Individuals will learn how to deal with change when it occurs

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Suitable for all levels of staff across the organisation

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Real life examples on managing and living with change

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 Video (25 minutes)

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 Course leader's guide

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 Self-study workbook

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 Customisable worksheets

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 Powerpoint slides and handouts

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 Poster of key learning points

Information: Programme footage from Jamie's School Dinners - 2005 Fresh One Productions and Channel 4. Based on the television programme - Jamie's School Dinners - Licensed by FremantleMedia Licensing Worldwide. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Fifteen Foundation, the charity that Jamie Oliver set up to train and mentor unemployed youngsters. For more details go to www.fifteenfoundation.co.uk.

  • Prices: DVD £1,299 , Rental £299.00 (5days)

     

    Prices exclude delivery and VAT.

     

    To book your Preview click here


     

    To order, simply call us on 01884 821870,or fax orders to 01884 829168.

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    Jamie's Kitchen
    Fifteen lessons on leadership
     

    “I’ve gone from being the boy next door to being the bloke with the weight of the world on his shoulders.” (Jamie Oliver)

    Jamie Oliver’s passion and vision transformed a bunch of unemployed kids into an efficient, organised team, capable of running a first-class London restaurant, Fifteen.

    Jamie is a natural and instinctive leader. And anyone who takes on a leadership role can learn a lot from watching him in action. Part of the new two-part Jamie’s kitchen training series, Fifteen lessons on leadership demonstrates that leadership is an activity and not a position. Leaders and potential leaders will identify with Jamie’s honesty and openness.

    The programme covers five key learning points backed up by real examples from Jamie’s journey:

    Lead the way
    Jamie shows how a good leader makes sure everyone is clear about what is expected of them. He also has a clear vision of where he wants the project to go and can communicate this in a way everyone can understand.

    Show them how
    Jamie is a highly visible leader who sets a great example to his team. He knows that when it comes to leadership, actions speak louder than words. He demonstrates how a good leader is prepared to tackle the unpleasant tasks as well as the pleasant ones.

    Believe in them
    Jamie shows total belief in his team. His positive approach to coaching, always looking for things to praise, really pays off. Even when his team mess up, he gives them the message that they can and will get it right. He is not afraid to delegate.

    Deal with it
    Jamie shows enormous responsibility throughout the project, personally, professionally and financially. He understands that if things go wrong, he – and no one else – will carry the can. His honesty in sharing how this affects him will strike a chord with all leaders.

    Learn and adapt
    Jamie learns continually throughout the project. He learns about himself and about his team, discovering which techniques of leadership work best for each team member. If one way of tackling a problem doesn’t work, he tries another.

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    Believable example of a leader in action

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    Positive role model to inspire your audience

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    Will improve skills of both new and existing leaders

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    Pressurised role reflects real life for today’s leaders

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    Energetic style will keep audience engaged

    Programme includes: Video (25 minutes), Course leader's guide, Self-study workbook, Customisable worksheets, Powerpoint slides and handouts, Poster of key learning points

     

    Prices: DVD £1,099 , Rental £299.00 (5days)

     

     

    Prices exclude delivery and VAT.

     

    To book your Preview click here

    To order, simply call us on 01884 821870,or fax orders to 01884 829168.

    Or alternatively, you can e-mail your details and we'll call you back!

     

     

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    Jamie's Kitchen
    Fifteen lessons on teamwork
     

    "For me tonight was a very powerful night really. Because there was no one to catch them, they concentrated so hard. I think today they came together really well as a team." (Jamie Oliver)

    Jamie Oliver's passion and vision transformed a bunch of unemployed kids into an efficient, organised team, capable of running a first-class London restaurant, Fifteen.

    Fifteen lessons on teamwork identifies the key stages of team development - forming, storming, norming and performing. It follows Jamie's young trainee chefs as they move through these stages to come together as an effective unit.

    The programme identifies four easy-to-remember learning points so your team can apply the trainees' experiences to improve their own team skills:

    Get it straight
    This corresponds to the team development stage known as forming, when the team members are put together for the first time. The goals and expectations of the team have to be clearly established. Individual team members ask themselves what they each bring to the team.

    Get on board
    The team is now at the storming stage. Individual strengths and weaknesses start to emerge as team members work out how to support each other. Individual wants and needs have to take second place to what the team needs.

    Get stuck in
    The team now moves into the norming stage, where ground rules are established. The team has to work out how to resolve conflict and solve problems, as well as dealing with practicalities such as how tasks are shared out. It's a time to make sure everyone is committed to the team's goals.

    Get better
    This learning point corresponds to the performing stage, when the group is functioning as a true team. The question for the team now is: Are we learning all the time, not just from the good things but also from our mistakes? The team must also keep striving to achieve more, both individually and together.

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    Real life example of classic team development in action

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    Energetic style will keep audience engaged

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    Motivational for all teams

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    Encourages continual development

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    Relevant for all levels of team

    Programme includes: Video (25 minutes), Course leader's guide, Self-study workbook, Customisable worksheets, Powerpoint slides and handouts, Poster of key learning points

     

    Prices: DVD £1,099 , Rental £299.00 (5days)

     

     

    Prices exclude delivery and VAT.

     

    To book your Preview click here

    To order, simply call us on 01884 821870,or fax orders to 01884 829168.

    Or alternatively, you can e-mail your details and we'll call you back!


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