Workplace behaviour in organisations: the office, practical training in Pärnu

Does your office support focus and productive work, or does it get in the way? The workplace is more than furniture and layout: it shapes how people concentrate, communicate, collaborate and feel at work. A well-designed environment supports wellbeing and performance.

On 17 November, Tartu University's Pärnu College hosts the training 'Workplace behaviour in organisations: the office'. Kadi Liik, organisational psychology lecturer at Tallinn University, presents research-based principles for designing an office that meets employees' needs.

What you will learn: how the physical environment affects productivity, commitment and satisfaction; the pros and cons of open-plan and other layouts; how noise, privacy and other factors affect concentration; why personal space and the chance to shape one's own workplace matter; how to plan offices for remote work and different ways of working; what changes to make in an existing office.

For managers, office and HR leads, occupational health specialists and anyone responsible for wellbeing or the working environment. Booking and payment via Fienta; e-invoice option available. Trainer: Kadi Liik, MSc. Part of the management communication training series of Tallinn University, brought to Pärnumaa through personaliKOBAR / Tartu University Pärnu College within an EU-supported project.

Tuesday 17 November, 10:00, Tartu University Pärnu College, Ringi 35, Pärnu.