CPD Course

Unconscious Bias

Develop practical knowledge and confidence in Unconscious Bias. There are two categories of bias in studies today: conscious or explicit biases and unconscious or implicit biases. Unconscious bias is usually thought of as social stereotypes that typically focus on others that are not from the same conscious area. Here are some quick facts...
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Develop practical knowledge and confidence in Unconscious Bias.

There are two categories of bias in studies today: conscious or explicit biases and unconscious or implicit biases. Unconscious bias is usually thought of as social stereotypes that typically focus on others that are not from the same conscious area. Here are some quick facts about unconscious bias:

Why this course matters

This course turns the subject into practical, structured learning you can apply in real business and workplace situations. It is designed to help you move beyond definitions and understand how the ideas, tools and decisions covered in the course fit together.

What you will gain

  • Understand the core principles and practical approaches covered in Unconscious Bias.
  • Recognise situations where those approaches can improve workplace decisions or performance.
  • Apply the course ideas more confidently in day-to-day professional situations.

Who is this course for?

This course is suitable for HR professionals, managers, supervisors and people responsible for workplace policies, employee development or team performance.

Course at a glance

  • Study time: approximately 2 hours.
  • Format: self-paced online learning.
  • Professional development: CPD course.

Unconscious Bias

There are two categories of bias in studies today:  conscious or explicit biases and unconscious or implicit biases.  Unconscious bias is usually thought of as social stereotypes that typically focus on others that are not from the same conscious area.  Here are some quick facts about unconscious bias:

  • Unconscious bias is more common than the conscious or explicit bias.
  • Unconscious bias may not concur with the conscious bias of an individual.
  • Unconscious bias may be triggered by an event or situation.

 

Course Outline


Objectives:
In this unit you will introduce to you the ideas and techniques for defining different unconscious biases that are very common today.  It will also show the effects of these biases on the work culture and the business practices of a company.  

Unit Contents:
 1. Getting Started
 2. What is Unconscious Bias?
 3. Types of Unconscious Bias I
 4. Types of Unconscious Bias II
 5. Unconscious Bias III
 6. Effects on Company
 7. Mitigating Unconscious Bias
 8. Training
 9. Promote Inclusion
 10. Benefits
 11. Handling Complaints
 12. Wrapping up and Test Results

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Part of this learning pathway: Human Resources


Course pathway: eBSI SME Academy > Human Resources > Unconscious Bias

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Does the course include a certificate?

The course assessment leads to a downloadable digital PDF CPD Certificate of Completion. See the course description for the CPD credits awarded.

What is CPD?

CPD stands for Continuing Professional Development. It is the ongoing learning that helps you maintain and develop the knowledge and skills you use in your work. Courses, workshops and other learning activities can contribute to your CPD record.

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