Unconscious Bias

Unconscious Bias

There is no specific date or time for this course - you can complete this course at a time that suits you by logging in to our IHASCO/Atlas on demand platform.

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This on-demand online course will help you to identify and tackle your own prejudgements/biases and understand the dangers of allowing yourself to make assumptions. This will support you to ensure that your HAPpy camps are welcoming and inclusive.

Roughly 99% of the information our brain processes happens unconsciously, which often causes unconscious biases to occur in and out of the workplace – a common example of unconscious bias is ‘Conformity Bias’, which is when we behave similarly to others in a group, even if it goes against what we actually believe!

Learning outcomes:

  • Understand the most common types of unconscious bias and how the mind works to form these

  • Begin to train your mind to reduce bias and understand the dangers of allowing yourself to make assumptions

  • Understand the negative impact unconscious bias can have on organisation

This course will end with a 20 question multiple choice test.

IIRSM approved (certificate received upon completion).

Important info to note before you begin:

  • you will find this course under the title ‘Unconscious Bias for Employees

  • you will need to register/log in using your name and email address to access your account

  • you will see 20 courses available on your home screen. You must only select the course/s that you wish to complete, the other courses listed are optional

  • if you begin a course, you are required to complete it.

Unconscious Bias Course Dates

Cost

FREE for all HAPpy camp staff in Hertfordshire.

Where

On-Demand Online Workshop

Duration

32 minutes