Unconscious Bias Skillbuilder

30.00 incl. VAT

Our life experiences shape a collection of perceptions, both positive and negative. Unconscious biases are those which we may not even be aware of but undoubtedly affect our decision-making abilities. In a workplace scenario, all colleagues must be treated equally and with dignity and respect irrespective of any unconscious bias that may exist. This course educates participants on what unconscious and explicit bias are and provides clear and relatable examples to challenge existing perceptions. In addition, participants are introduced to useful strategies to help them to mitigate their own biases thus, promoting a more inclusive workplace for everyone.

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What are the key areas of learning?

  • Trainees will get a clear understanding of what Explicit and Unconscious Bias are and the differences between them.
  • Different types of Bias are explored e.g. Similarity, Halo/Horns etc..
  • Understand the impact of unconscious bias on workplace dynamics and decision-making.
  • Learn about actionable strategies for individuals to recognise and mitigate their own biases.
  • Recap the importance of addressing bias to foster a more inclusive work environment.

Who is this course for?
This course is for employers employees, managers, or any anyone looking to understand and address biases in the workplace to create a more inclusive environment.

Downloadable Supports:
This training course includes a downloadable quick reference guide to the essential concepts of Unconscious Bias, helping learners reinforce their understanding and easily recall important information.

Return on Investment:

  • Employees develop a heightened awareness of unconscious biases and their influence on workplace interactions, fostering more respectful and inclusive behaviours.
  • Personal biases are identified and actively addressed, leading to fairer, more objective decision-making in daily tasks, teamwork, and leadership.
  • A more inclusive work environment is cultivated, strengthening trust, psychological safety, and a sense of belonging among employees.
  • Team collaboration and communication improve as diverse perspectives are embraced, reducing misunderstandings and enhancing overall workplace harmony.
  • Managers gain the tools to recognise and mitigate bias in recruitment, performance evaluations, and leadership decisions, ensuring fairer opportunities for all employees.
  • The organisation benefits from a stronger reputation as an inclusive employer, attracting top talent and reducing turnover by fostering a diverse and welcoming workplace.
  • Increased innovation and problem-solving emerge as diverse viewpoints are valued, leading to fresh ideas, better decision-making, and improved business outcomes.
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