This Learner Guide deals with the fundamentals of time management in the workplace, which begins with organising a work schedule. This involves discussing work plans with others and then planning and prioritising tasks within given timeframes. The next step is to complete those tasks by seeking assistance from colleagues when difficulties arise. The final step is to identify and plan opportunities for building time management capabilities from discussion with others. Workers can also research time management techniques and strategies to improve their efficiency.

Resources available

Learner Guide
• Mapped to Units of Competency
• Workplace Examples
• Practice Tasks
• Topic Summaries
• Learning Checkpoints

Assessment Support Pack
For the student:
• Practice Assessment Workbook
• Final Assessment Workbook
• Supporting documents
For the assessor:
• Introduction Manual
• Practice Assessments and Marking Guide
• Final Assessment and Marking Guide
• Talk with Others discussion topics
• Observation*
• Third Party Report*
• Competency Mapping
• PowerPoint Slides
• Delivery Plans

PowerPoint Slides are also available separately per unit of competency. Contact your Account Manager for more information.

*where the Unit of Competency requires an Observation be undertaken

Learner guides

• Product Code: BBPEF202
• ISBN: 978-1-76075-752-6

Support resources

• Product Code: BBPEF202SP
• ISBN: 978-1-76075-754-0