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This course is pre-approved for Charities Capability Fund (CCF) funding. Please refer to the Funding tab for more details on Eligibility Criteria and Application Procedures.

Programme Objective

Tough problems -solving requires the ability to define the true problem, analyse the possible causes, create options, select the most feasible option and then implement it. A systematic approach will give you the techniques to resolve the problem in a creative way.

This one-day creative thinking workshop should help participants enhance their skills to find sustainable solutions and learn new ways to approach problem solving to reach win-win decisions.

Its key objectives are to:

Identify problems using appropriate tools and techniques
Generate multiple solutions using creative thinking techniques to generate ideas solve workplace problems
Evaluate and implement an action plan to resolve workplace problems

Programme Outline

Analytical versus Creative Problem Solving
- Difference between creativity and innovation
- Difference between analytical thinking and creative thinking
- Unlocking creative mind trap
- Killer phrases and Idea grower
Generating “Solution Ideas” using Creative Thinking
- Introduce the concept of Idea Generation Techniques.

1. Creative Visualisation
• Scenarios

2. Parallel Thinking
• Six Hats

3. Radical Thinking
• Brainstorming
• Mind-mapping

4. Pattern Breaking
• Lateral Thinking
• Idea Box

5. SCAMPER technique

Evaluate Possible Ideas for Solution to the Root Cause of a Problem
- Testing the solutions
- Setting important criteria
- Decision matrix

Training Methodology

The approach to delivering the workshop is hands-on and skill-based throughout. The learning environment is highly interactive between the workshop leader and participants, and among the participants themselves. Peer learning from sharing experiences will be strongly encouraged. Learning methods include facilitator’s short input, group exercises and feedback, self-assessments, brainstorming, role plays and case studies related to real life applications.

Closing Date for Registration

1 week before programme or until full enrolment

Intended For

This workshop is ideal for anyone who is or will be involved in problem-solving and need to generate multiple creative solutions to problems.

Schedule & Fees

Testimonial

Funding

1] CCF Training Grant

Charities Capability Fund (CCF) Training Grant provides co-funding for local training courses to help charities comply with regulatory requirements and build good governance standards.

Period of CCF pre-approval: 01 June 2022 to 31 May 2023

CCF Preapproved Course Ref No.: PAS00002784

Eligibility Criteria

CCF funding is for eligible Board members and staff (who have served in the Charities for at least 6 months with an official designation) in key governance and management areas.

CCF Grants Coverage & Quantum

Funding Quantum

Nett Course Fees Payable (incl. GST)

Singaporeans/ PRs

Member: $279.94

Non-Member: $336.10

(80% of course fee)

Member: $69.98

Non-Member: $84.02

Employment Pass/ Work Permit Holders / S Pass Holders

Member: $209.95

Non-Member: $252.07

(60% of course fee)

Member: $139.97

Non-Member: $168.05

For Pre-approved Courses: Participants will pay the training provider the net course fees (after CCF funding). The training provider will claim the CCF approved funding directly from the CCF Secretariat.

CCF Application Procedures

Course Registration:

Board members/ staff in key governance and management areas applicant indicates interest to register for the course with CCF funding by writing to cpe@isca.org.sg. Please state the Course Title, Course Date, Name and Number of participants.
Upon receiving confirmation from ISCA on seat availability, please send us these documents:
1. Completed Registration Form (Please click HERE to download)
2. CCF approval email

Note:

The Applicant submits a CCF Local Training Grant application online via the NCSS e-Services at least one month beforethe course(s) commence(s). CCF applications are subject to CCF approval and only Board members/ staff in key governance and management areas with approved CCF applications are eligible for CCF funding.
The Applicant must send the approval email to ISCA as proof of eligibility for CCF funding.
The Applicant with approved CCF application (or “CCF-eligible participant”) pays the amount of course fees less CCF funding to ISCA.Payment can be made by corporate/individual means.
The Applicant has to create an ISCA Corporate Account here if they do not have an existing corporate account.

During the Course:

CCF-eligible participant to achieve minimum 75% attendance, and pass all assessments, if any.
All CCF-eligible participants are to complete a CCF Training Evaluation Form at the end of the course.
For course conducted online, CCF-eligible participants are to switch on their video function and display their full name.

Programme Facilitator(s)