Programme Content
Remembering: Identify the core elements that contribute to good judgement.
Understanding: Define what judgement is and isn’t. Interpret common biases that can influence judgement.
Applying: Implement the six-point framework to a range of real-life scenarios. Integrate the principles of good judgement to everyday decision-making scenarios.
Analysing: Examine examples of good and poor judgement to identify critical differences.
Evaluating: Critically assess your own decision-making patterns using the judgement framework.
Creating: Develop a personal strategy to improve judgement in both professional and personal contexts.
Modular design: Each module builds on the previous one so you can engage with the material in digestible portions at your own pace online.
Practical application: The course emphasises real-world application through scenarios case studies and role-playing activities.
Interactive and reflective: Engaging elements such as quizzes discussions and simulations will help you deepen your knowledge.
