Course Overview

Develop Inclusive Workplace Strategies Aligned with Legislation
Learn to apply diversity and inclusion principles while aligning organisational practices with employment and workplace legislation.

Engage Stakeholders to Drive Meaningful Diversity Initiatives
Build the skills to collaborate with stakeholders, implement inclusive programmes, and secure support for long-term success.

Evaluate and Optimise Diversity and Inclusion Programmes
Use data-driven techniques to measure the effectiveness of diversity initiatives and recommend improvements for greater impact.

Learning Outcomes

Learning Unit 1: Understanding Workplace Diversity

  • Recognise the key elements of employment and workplace legislation related to diversity and their implications on organisational practices and policies.
  • Apply diversity and inclusion pro-gramme principles to develop action plans that align with organisational policies for an inclusive workplace environment.
  • Design strategies and tools to align work-place diversity pro-grammes with organisational and legislative policies to promote workplace diversity enhancement.

Learning Unit 2: Engaging Stakeholders for Diversity

  • Implement diversity and inclusion practices by empowering stakeholders and ap-praise the practices and impact on organisation-al objectives in response to current diversity trends.
  • Evaluate techniques and best practices to secure stake-holder buy-in for the successful implementation of diversity programmes.

Learning Unit 3: Implementing Diversity Programs

  • Examine and guide the implementation of diversity programmes and ensure clarity in roles and accountabilities of stakeholders for promoting diversity and inclusion.
  • Design feedback mechanisms for diversity and inclusion programmes to incorporate success indicators to evaluate their effectiveness.

Learning Unit 4: Effectiveness of Diversity Initiatives

  • Evaluate feedback on diversity programmes and propose informed modifications to optimise effectiveness.
  • Review the impact and success of diversity programs by analysing feedback data.

Minimum Entry Requirements

  • Relevant WSQ Qualifications/ or at least a Diploma with 1 year of relevant working experience.
  • For learners without relevant academic qualifications, they will be required to possess at least 2 years of relevant working experience.
  • Learners who do not meet the entry requirements may be considered for admission to the course based on supporting evidence of competency readiness.
  • Be able to listen, read, speak and write English at a proficiency level not lower than the Employability Skills Workforce Skills Qualification Literacy Level 5.

Course Reference Code

TGS-2024041804

Mode of Training

Classroom

Fees

FAQs

If your company is enrolling employees in WSQ training for the first time, you must declare your SME status through the SkillsFuture Business Portal to qualify for SSG funding. For detailed guidance, please refer to https://file.go.gov.sg/sfec-claim-guide

You will receive a confirmation email within three days of completing your registration via the provided link.

No, eligibility for SSG funding is limited to individuals holding a Long Term Visit Pass Plus (LTVP+). This support does not extend to holders of a Long Term Visit Pass (LTVP). For more information on the pass types, we encourage our learners to check with the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) directly.

You can find a complete walkthrough in our detailed guide to downloading your WSQ certificates here. Individuals with SingPass logins will be able to download your WSQ certificates via https://www.myskillsfuture.gov.sg/.

Doris Chen
Assistant Manager,
Business Development
+65 8518 5863

  • Course Duration

09:00am to 06:00pm (Day 1)
09:00am to 06:00pm (Day2)

  • Upcoming Schedule

To Be Announced

  • Trainers