Managing Stress in the Workplace University of Wales Trinity Saint David

Course Overview

Learners will explore the symptoms, causes and effects of stress as a physical and psychological response, and indicators of the levels of stress in the workplace. They will be introduced to psychological personality types as a risk factor and measures which an organisation can adopt to reduce the level of stress.

Key Features

This course will help you understand stress in the workplace as a management issue.

Course Tutor(s)

• Martin Locock

Assessment

Two written assignments, 2500 words or equivalent in total, critically evaluating the causes of stress and developing a guidance sheet to promote active management of stress in the workplace.

Further Information

You will be required to attend two half-day teaching sessions at the Carmarthen Campus. These days will provide you with a secure foundation for your study. Throughout this module you will be supported by a Tutor. This support can either be face-to-face, via telephone, email or Skype - or a mix of all these. You will be required to complete the module within three months of the induction.

This module can be funded through ESF for eligible participants. Please contact [email protected] or 01267 225167 for further information.

Related Courses

• Measuring Stress in the Workplace

Entry requirements for this course

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