Overview
*This credential is only available to current RMIT students
Have trouble getting things done? Chances are you need a better approach to planning your tasks before you jump in – so that rather than wasting time and energy, you’re already set up for success.
This course gives you the fundamental tools to plan and execute any task or goal, no matter how big or small. You’ll learn to use the SMART method to break down projects into smaller goals that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and timely – so you can stop floundering, and start getting effective.
Skills and learning outcomes
- Explain the meaning and importance of ‘goal setting’
- Describe the elements of a SMART goal
- Describe generic employability/soft skills
- Construct personalised SMART goals
Content
- What is meant by ‘goals’?
- Setting goals
- Four P’s of goal setting (Positive, Personal, Possible, Prioritised)
- Why SMART goals?
- Employability/soft skills – what are they?
- Overcoming obstacles
