PS 2 - Time and stress management
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Level: First or Second year
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Duration: 4 hours
PS 2 - Time and stress management
Course overview
Trainees often feel overwhelmed and stressed by the amount of work they must do that could lead to missing deadlines, or they just forget to do something important, and people must chase them to get work done.
This workshop gives trainees the tools on keeping a To-Do List, prioritizing tasks, planning the order in which to do tasks so that they know what needs immediate attention, and what they can leave until later. This also decrease their stress levels.
This workshop gives trainees the tools on keeping a To-Do List, prioritizing tasks, planning the order in which to do tasks so that they know what needs immediate attention, and what they can leave until later. This also decrease their stress levels.
What do we cover in this course?
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Identifying time management profiles
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Understanding the principles of time management
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Drawing up time efficient work plans to carry out department/division work functions
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Implementing time efficient work plans
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Practical tools on writing it down, planning, and prioritising according to your goals
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Controlling procrastination and learning to say “NO!”
Adel du Plessis
Professional skills course
developer and facilitator
developer and facilitator
ABOUT Adel
Adel is a CA (SA) and holds a master’s degree in accounting education (Cum Laude).
Adel has worked in education and training within the accounting profession for 23 years with or for organisations such as Wits School of
Accounting, Monash SA, Altimax Pty Ltd, SAPRO, and Upskill Studio,
Adel is a marker for the SAICA APC exam and has written several articles for ASA, SAICA's magazine. She also contributed to an International book on SA’s Education Challenges on the “Globalisation of Accounting Standards” and a local book on Mentoring in the workplace.
She is currently a self-employed Entrepreneur and works in association with NSOA Learning. She coaches, trains, writes articles and records talks on the “Softer Skills” and Work Readiness of Trainee accountants in the CA Profession.
Adel has worked in education and training within the accounting profession for 23 years with or for organisations such as Wits School of
Accounting, Monash SA, Altimax Pty Ltd, SAPRO, and Upskill Studio,
Adel is a marker for the SAICA APC exam and has written several articles for ASA, SAICA's magazine. She also contributed to an International book on SA’s Education Challenges on the “Globalisation of Accounting Standards” and a local book on Mentoring in the workplace.
She is currently a self-employed Entrepreneur and works in association with NSOA Learning. She coaches, trains, writes articles and records talks on the “Softer Skills” and Work Readiness of Trainee accountants in the CA Profession.
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