Professional Minute Taking

• Introduction & Course Objectives
• Defining Minutes
• The Importance of Taking Effective Minutes
• The Role of the Minute Taker
• Setting the Agenda
• Before the Meeting: Be Prepared
• Key Skills
• Minute Taking Logistics
• Minuting an Annual General Meeting (AGM)
• Solutions to Common Minute-Taking Problems & Dilemmas
• Q&A
• Conclude & Follow Up Process

This Professional Minute Taking training programme may be of interest to those who have the responsibility of organising meetings, those in a PA role, or acting as a minute taker in meetings and anyone who wishes to acquire the skills to create accurate and concise minutes.

Classroom Based, Instructor led.

Product Description

This Professional Minute Taking training course is designed to develop candidates’ confidence and skills in this role and further the understanding of the purpose, style and format of good minute taking. It will give the skills and impart the strategies for recording accurate and relevant minutes of meetings, setting agendas, solutions to common problems etc.
Accurate and concise minute taking is essential to good organisational operations. Minutes need to be correct and need efficient account of all items on the agenda, providing a record and future reference to discussions and decisions taken at meetings.

Awarding Body: Optima Training & Consulting Ltd

National Framework of Qualifications Level: N/a

Certification: Optima Training & Consulting Ltd Certificate of Completion

Renewal: N/a

Entry Requirements:
Minimum age- 18 years old

Minimum English requirements: Leaners must be able to understand and convey the concepts contained in the programme content.

Assessment Details: Class Interaction

Cost Per Person:
The fee is inclusive of all training courseware materials, certificate of completion and 3 months after training support.

Progression Opportunities: Please see related courses

Protection for Enrolled Students: N/A

Should a course not proceed, any payment received will be refunded within 48 hours