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Voluntary Sector North West
St. Thomas Centre
Manchester
M12 6FZ
Tel: 0161 276 9300
Fax: 0161 276 9301
Email: info@vsnw.org.uk
Motivating Others
18 February 2010 09:30 - 16:00
Manchester Metropolitan University, Oxford Road, Manchester
A one-day workship exploring motivation for anyone who has to persuade or motivate people as part of their role.
It will provide you with insight into motivation theory and practical strategies to motivate the people you work with.
The day will explore:
► Theories of motivation (specifically self-determination theory)
► How choice can be both good and bad
► How to create the optimal environment for motivation including:
► How choice can be both good and bad
► The importance of individuals' perceptions of ability and belonging
Fee is £100. Register and pay online at https://buyonline.mmu.ac.uk/events/default.asp
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