If you often find yourself struggling to stay organized, or procrastinating on important tasks, this workshop is for you! 

The workshop, conducted in English, will explore various time management strategies to enhance productivity and efficiency. Participants will learn about proven techniques such SMART Goals, The Eisenhower Matrix, and Eat That Frog – techniques that are designed to minimize procrastination and prioritize tasks effectively. Furthermore, attendees will have the opportunity to share their own experiences, engage in discussions with fellow students, and test some of the techniques themselves.

Aims:

After successful attendance, the participants will be able to...

• get tips on how to organize their study-life better,
• learn how to make SMART goals,
• use time management techniques by themselves,
• prioritize and structure their daily tasks to minimize procrastination.

Note for participants:

This workshop will take place over Zoom. The access link will be sent to you one day before the workshop, to the student email address you registered with. Sending to another email address is not possible. Please allow enough time before the workshop begins to dial into the meeting so that we can start on time.

Participants are also required to turn on their webcams, as it encourages the collaborative exchange between students.

Trainer:

Zara Doğan
Peer Trainer Zara Doğan is currently studying to become a teacher of English and German.

Requirements and Accreditation:

English-Level: B1/B2 or upper intermediate

The workshops of the 'Schlüsselkompetenzen' can be accredited for the optional module of some majors. The participants get a certificate of participation that can be presented to the person responsible for accreditation in their major.