21 March 2017 
Rachel Ward, Learning and Development Manager
Have you ever kicked yourself when you’ve made a silly mistake? Perhaps you’ve got a couple of numbers in the wrong order or emailed a colleague the incorrect data by mistake. These mistakes are frustrating and waste a lot of your time. They can sometimes do a lot of damage too. The cost of mistakes can be considerable so it’s reassuring to know that accuracy is a skill we can develop just like any other.
People can make mistakes at all levels and in all roles, no matter how senior, experienced or conscientious. This is because we are human beings and errors occur because of the way our eyes and brain interpret information. The 'Developing an Eye for Accuracy' course is aimed at anyone who has to read, check or transfer data. Reducing errors will lead to less re-work and stress. Course attendees usually achieve a 60% reduction in errors and a 7% increase in processing speed.
Using tried and tested techniques, this highly participative course will:
The one day course delivered by Scott Bradbury takes place on Friday 9th June and costs £299. Click here to book. Please contact Rachel for any queries.
