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Releasing and realising new ideas
A busy and intensive day that offers individuals a range of techniques to energise their teams, generate new ideas and put them into practice.
Participants learn several key creativity techniques including how to maximise creativity in groups, ensuring everyone is engaged and removing the mindset traps that hold back creativity.
Using =mc’s innovation value chain model, participants explore the more formal process of innovation at an organisational level – taking ideas from a basic concept through a reality check to practical, quantifiable results. They also discover how to support a culture of creativity and innovation.
All our public training is scheduled when enough demand is there, so please
register your interest here, and we'll let you know as soon as a new date is set.
Yes, and also face to face. It's equally suitable for both options.
For more information on the differences between online and face to face training, visit our
Learning and Development page.
If you have 6 or more people to train it's worth getting in touch to discuss in-house options.
These include:
- your choice of structure – as well as choosing dates to suit you, you can also decide whether to have the content delivered in full days, half-day sessions or bitesize sessions over separate days.
- tailoring options – if you're looking to focus on particular elements of the programme, we can look into this.
- self-directed learning – this enables participants to set learning goals, acquire knowledge and skills, set their own actions and evaluate themselves using a customised web portal which we'll build for you.
In order to make sure your in-house training needs are met, the best way to start this process is with a conversation (for free of course).
Contact us online or call
020 7978 1516 to speak to one of our experienced consultants.
Who is the programme for?
This day will benefit any individual keen to introduce new ideas and ways of working in their team, department, or organisation. It will be especially useful to anyone changed with driving an innovation programme.
“The whole day was very useful. I won’t be afraid to be more creative and innovative and will put the new tools and approaches into practice when planning meetings and arranging agendas.”
Jackie Taylor-Marsh, Qualification Manager, Cambridge Assessment
“I love the fact that I’ve discovered the secret of being systematically creative and innovative. An excellent day – time well spent.”
Sarah Faulkner, Qualifications Team Manager, Cambridge Assessment
“Great course, great fun – taught me to think more laterally, and overcome barriers to creativity.”
Wendy Richards, Qualifications Leader, Cambridge Assessment
Outcomes for you and your organisation
At the end of the programme participants will be able to:
- understand the difference between creativity and innovation
- integrate creativity and innovation into their everyday work
- use a range of techniques to generate new ideas
- understand how to risk assess and develop innovative ideas and approaches
- be able to apply a systematic framework for innovation using the =mc 7-stage model
- remove barriers to co-operation within teams and across departments
- tackle specific problems and challenges creatively
Learning approaches
Over an enjoyable and stimulating programme participants will enjoy:
- group activities to use and understand creativity tools
- tools to diagnose and improve their organisation’s or team’s ability to be innovative
- the chance to work on practical challenges of their own
