Minute-Taking Training

Amanda

Amanda is an International Coach, Facilitator and Trainer who is passionate about teaching people to be amazing communicators, including through taking amazing minutes! She has spent that last 5 years working with groups and individuals to better understand how they and those around them communicate, active listening and the skills required to create minutes for all kinds of situations and circumstances. She is also a Certified Reach Practitioner and is a graduate of Mastery University (Business & Life Mastery) through Success Resources Australia meaning she has the qualifications and experience to ensure participants get the best possible outcomes during their time together.

James

James is an experienced professional. Since 2000 he has worked in the research sector, the Australian Public Service and the private sector (including Apple and various consulting/training firms): researching, collaborating, facilitating and training. He approaches his work with an enthusiasm and passion that positively influences colleagues and clients. James now specialises in adult professional development. This program will provide you with a confidence boost and tools and techniques to confidently take minutes in a wide variety of meetings—including the ones that you are responsible for. James is experienced in meetings in technical, policy and customer needs environments; in formal and in formal settings. He uses this experience to learn about your needs and address the areas where you want to develop. It is a great opportunity to learn from his experience, the theory and the other people in the program. He prides himself on facilitating diverse groups to achieve their goals by creating a safe environment for productive, authentic learning. He uses music, photography, games, and most importantly - his wide range of experience in virtual and face to face training rooms.

Karen

Karen is an experienced minute taker and meeting chair. She has had the opportunity to take minutes and chair meetings at international conference level (which includes simultaneous interpretation). Her experience has been in the corporate, non-profit and sporting sectors. She will not only provide great tips for minute takers, she will also provide tips for the chair of your meeting. Karen has been training the topic of minute taking for 30+ years and has trained in 27 different countries

Sanet

Sanet has been facilitating face-to-face and online Minute-Taking training sessions for more than six years and brings experience in both leading, as well as taking minutes for meetings in various settings. These settings include; corporate, government, associations, projects and other semi- and informal settings. Sanet served first served as Secretary and later as President for the P&C Association for a local College and will share practical ways to improve your overall Minute-Taking skills.

Sue

Sue has delivered numerous Minute Taking workshops for PD Training and believes competent minute writing is a skill which contributes significantly to the efficiency of committees and businesses. Good minutes distil for their readers what happened and why, and greatly facilitate the efficient progress of business. For many people, the task of taking and writing minutes seems horrendous. It can indeed be challenging to take minutes through a long, complicated, and perhaps heated meeting. And facing numerous pages of untidy handwritten notes the next day can certainly bring on a bad attack of writer's block

Darla