Working life skills for experts and team leaders -online course, 2 ECTS
21.3.2023 08:45
Online: Howspace & Zoom
Learning outcomes:
The objective of the course is to improve business school students’ working life skills. The students learn to understand different workplace negotiations and interactions as well as their own possibilities to influence these as experts or team leaders. After completing the course, the students are familiar with the key elements of labour law and able to act in professional negotiations and interactions. The students can follow discussions on working life matters. After completing the course, the students can reflect on different career options and their individual career directions. During the course the students will learn, with the help of hands-on case assignments, how to succeed in job search and in employment contract and salary negotiations. The students will acquire practical skills for real working life situations by exercising team leader roles in case assignments, in typical, challenging workplace situations.
The key course contents are:
- How to distinguish oneself on the labour market
- Key points of employment contracts and labour law
- How to negotiate my salary
- How to succeed in working life situations involving changing circumstances or conflict
- Working life flexibilities
- How to act as a team leader in different working life situations
Successful pass:
- Online assignments returned in the Howspace workspace
- Participation in Zoom sessions on March 21-22, 2023
- Tuesday 21.3. 8:45 - 14:30 (lunch break at 11:35 - 13:00)
- Wednesday 22.3. 9:00 - 16:00 (lunch break at 11:30 - 13:00)
Teaching methods: Lectures and group discussions via Zoom, individual assignments on the Howspace workspace.
NB: Zoom sessions cannot be substituted. Passing the course requires 100% participation in Zoom sessions and group discussions, and approved submission of the online assignments.
Students who pass the course will be awarded Suomen Ekonomit Open Badge digital credential, for adding to LinkedIn profiles, for example.
Literature: Student will receive a personal invitation to the Howspace workspace about one week before the start of the Zoom sessions. It is requested to check unwanted folder and spambox. Student will discover the pre- and final assignments from the workspace. The course material will be given in the Howspace workspace as soon as the course starts.
Trainers / The Finnish Business School Graduates:
- Ted Apter/ Advisor, Labour market and social policy
- Tiina-Myöhänen-Astikainen/ Career Coach
- Annika Pohjolainen/ Legal Counsel
The course is open to degree students and if you are not the member of Ekonomit, you can join here ekonomit.fi/en/membership
Unfortunately the course is not for exchange students.
ATTN: University of Jyväskylä, please register via Sisu (the course code: JSBY5510).
Find more information about the course via this link.