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Who This Course Is For
This programme is suitable for:
- Executives and senior executives
- Managers and team leaders
- Supervisors responsible for operational decisions
- Engineers and technical professionals
- Project managers and team coordinators
- Operations and process-improvement professionals
- Professionals responsible for implementing workplace initiatives
- Employees preparing for leadership or supervisory responsibilities
- Teams that need a more structured approach to solving recurring problems
What to Expect In This Course
LEARNING MODE
Face-to-Face Classroom
Skills You Will Learn
By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
- Define workplace problems clearly and objectively
- Distinguish symptoms from underlying causes
- Gather relevant information before proposing solutions
- Apply structured root-cause analysis techniques
- Use listening and questioning techniques to understand different perspectives
- Recognise assumptions, emotional reactions and potential biases
- Generate and evaluate alternative solutions
- Apply clear criteria when making decisions
- Consider risks, trade-offs and possible consequences
- Translate decisions into practical execution plans
- Assign ownership, responsibilities and deadlines
- Identify dependencies and implementation barriers
- Monitor progress and respond to delays
- Review results and capture lessons learned
- Communicate decisions and action plans clearly to stakeholders
Programme Module
Lesson 1: Problem-Solving Frameworks & Root Cause Analysis
Structured approaches, Fishbone Diagram, 5 Whys technique, process mapping, and root cause identification.
• Problem-solving frameworks
• Fishbone Diagram
• 5 Whys technique
• Process mapping
• Root cause analysis
Lesson 2: Emotional Intelligence & Rational Decision-Making
Managing emotions, composed responses under pressure, rational analysis, and emotional awareness.
Lesson 3: Effective Listening & Questioning Techniques
Active listening, questioning strategies, understanding perspectives, deeper problem discovery.
• Active listening
• Questioning techniques
• Perspective analysis
• Problem discovery
• Communication clarity
Lesson 4: Structured Decision-Making Processes
Decision frameworks, evaluating options, accountability structures, team ownership, and ownership models.
• Decision frameworks
• Option evaluation
• Accountability systems
• Team ownership
• Decision communication
Lesson 5: Execution Planning & Implementation
Translating decisions to actions, action planning, accountability enforcement, and results monitoring.
• Action planning
• Strategy translation
• Accountability enforcement
• Progress monitoring
• Results tracking
Practical Tools Participants Will Learn
• Fishbone Diagram for root cause analysis
• The 5 Whys technique for identifying underlying issues
• Process mapping for analysing operational problems
• Emotional intelligence techniques for rational decision-making
• Structured frameworks for effective execution and accountability
Funding
What our learners are saying
Ahmad Bahri
Iol and Gas Industries
The training was well-structured, practical, and easy to follow. I gained useful knowledge I could apply immediately, and the trainer explained each topic clearly with patience and confidence.
James
Manufacturing & Industrial Industries
The course was informative, interactive, and well organized. I especially liked how the trainer encouraged participation and answered questions thoroughly, making the entire learning process smooth and valuable.
Course Schedule
Strategic Problem Solving & Execution Framework
Strategic Problem Solving & Execution Framework
Strategic Problem Solving & Execution Framework
Frequently Asked Questions
Complete the registration form on our website or contact our training advisor directly. Our team will guide you through the registration process and confirm your place once the required information has been received.
The programme may be claimable for eligible employers, subject to its HRD Corp registration status and HRD Corp’s prevailing requirements and approval.
Our training advisor can help employers verify the programme details and prepare the required application information.
No. The programme focuses on solving defined workplace problems, selecting suitable solutions and implementing them effectively.
A strategic-planning programme normally covers broader organisational direction, priorities and long-term choices.
The tools can be applied to operational, process, service, project, quality, communication and team-coordination problems.
The programme does not replace specialised technical, financial, legal or safety investigations.
Yes. Participants will develop action plans with clear outcomes, responsibilities, deadlines, dependencies, risks and progress indicators.
Yes. Participants may apply the tools to a suitable non-confidential workplace challenge.
Sensitive, commercially confidential or personally identifiable information should not be shared during the programme.