Do you feel you are always playing catch-up while the workload keeps growing? In this Time Management training course you get a grip on your priorities, learn to delegate and bring structure to your work. That leaves you with more time and more peace of mind.
Read the full description of the Time Management course
All dates in Rotterdam
None of the dates suitable? In-company takes place on a day of your choosing, and the course also runs in other cities.
Where in Rotterdam
A 1-minute walk from Rotterdam Centraal.
The guarded car park of the Groothandelsgebouw has room for 200 cars. Directly behind the Groothandelsgebouw there is another guarded car park with a capacity of 150 cars Please note! Parking costs are at your own expense.
The supervised car park of the Groothandelsgebouw has room for 200 cars. Directly behind the Groothandelsgebouw there is another supervised car park with a capacity of 150 cars. Please note: parking costs are at your own expense.
A 2-minute walk from Rotterdam Centraal.
3 minutes' walk from the 'Q-Park Weena' car park. Please note! Parking costs are at your own expense.
Who you'll learn from in Rotterdam
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Saar
Trainer in team coaching and communication
Rating 9,0 from 459 evaluations
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Rob
Trainer in communication and leadership
Score 8,6 from 346 evaluations
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Michaela
Trainer communication and personal development
Rating 9.1 from 264 evaluations
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Christy
trainer in communication and leadership
Rating 9,2 from 256 evaluations
What participants thought
“I thought it was a brilliant day and extremely helpful! You are supported and invited to map yourself out in a straightforward way: what kind of person are you and where are your peaks and troughs? Without giving too much away, it is a really enjoyable and interactive day that is well worth it. I am very enthusiastic about it.”
C. Conijn - Westfriesland Acedemie - Time Management“I found the Time Management course very surprising and very good. It goes much deeper than simply 'organising your time better'. It looks at your own working attitude, some of the psychology behind it and communication techniques. Absolutely an eye opener for me, and after day 1 I had already gained something from the course through certain insights and changing small things.”
J. Nanninga- Time Management“For the first time since 1995, there is no longer a pile of paper on my desk, in my drawer or in my cupboard. That alone makes this course a success for me. A piece of paper should pass through your hands only once (it sounds simple, but just try it).”
W.M. ter Braake, NCCW - Time Management“Hedi is an excellent trainer. I would also like to thank her for the many practical tools she gave me during the two-day programme.”
F. Bolleboom, FC 's-Gravenzande - Time Management
Frequently asked questions
- Who is the Time Management course suitable for?
- The Time Management course is suitable for anyone who feels short of time, experiences an imbalance between work and private life, or wants to bring more structure to their work. If you want to set your boundaries better or learn to delegate, this classroom course is a good fit too. No prior knowledge is required.
- Which topics are covered during the Time Management course?
- During the Time Management course you cover, among other things, the Eisenhower model for setting priorities, formulating SMART goals, delegating, assertiveness and managing stress using the RET method. You also work on communicating effectively, bringing structure to your work and practical tools. You finish with a personal action plan, so you can get started in your own practice straight away.
- What does the teaching method of the Time Management course look like?
- The Time Management course is classroom-based. You alternate between concrete experience, experimenting with behaviour, reflection and theory. You practise with situations from your own working life, which are gathered in advance through an intake. Each exercise is given a short theoretical framework. You finish with a personal action plan, so that you can get to work straight away in your job.
- Do I receive a certificate after the Time Management course?
- Yes, on completion of the Time Management course you receive a certificate of participation from Learnit. This certificate confirms that you attended both course days in full and took an active part in the practical exercises, theory blocks and the drawing up of your personal action plan. You can use the certificate for your portfolio or training record with your employer.
- Can I also take the Time Management course in-company or as a bespoke course?
- Yes, the Time Management course is available as an in-company course and can be tailored to your requirements. Beforehand, we use individual intakes to establish the learning objectives, practical experience and prior knowledge of the participants. On that basis we put together the final programme, so that the exercises match recognisable situations from your own working practice. In this way you work with the whole group on concrete improvements within your own organisation.
- What is the difference between Learnit's Time Management course and a short online course or e-learning on productivity?
- An e-learning or short online course mainly teaches you techniques: keeping to-do lists, drawing up a schedule or using apps. Learnit's classroom Time Management course goes a step further, because time management is essentially self-management. Alongside methods such as the Eisenhower model and SMART goals, you also work on assertiveness, delegating and stress management using the RET method. In addition, you practise with your own real-life situations, which are collected through an intake beforehand. A trainer gives you direct feedback on your behaviour, something e-learning cannot offer. The costs are higher. Choose this classroom course if you notice that you already understand the problem, but in practice get stuck on setting boundaries, making choices or a structurally high workload.
- Which specific models and methods will I learn during Learnit's Time Management course?
- During the Time Management course you work with three core models that you can apply straight away. You use the Eisenhower model to order tasks by urgency and importance, so that you make deliberate choices in your daily planning. With the SMART method you formulate goals that are Specific, Measurable, Acceptable, Realistic and Time-bound, which makes intentions achievable. You use the RET method (Rational Effectiveness Training) for dealing with stress: you examine limiting beliefs and thus tackle the cause of work-related stress rather than just the symptom. You also learn to structure your work over the long, medium and short term, and you practise skills around delegating and assertiveness. The course is taught in a classroom setting. You finish with a personal action plan.
- How do I know whether the Time Management course suits me, or whether I would be better off choosing coaching or a leadership programme?
- Learnit's Time Management course is suitable if you want to get a grip on your own workload, priorities and planning. You will learn to work with models such as Eisenhower, SMART and RET, and you will practise assertiveness, delegating and dealing with stress. The course focuses on individual skills and behaviour. Opt for a team coaching programme or leadership course if the workload is structurally out of balance, if a team keeps falling back into old patterns, or if absenteeism and stress-related complaints persist despite earlier courses. In those cases the cause often lies in collaboration, expectations and communication within the system, rather than in individual skills. Learnit offers a no-obligation advisory conversation for this. The price for the classroom Time Management course.
Time Management in other cities
- Time Management in Amsterdam 1 date, from 11 February 2027
- Time Management in Eindhoven 2 dates, from 24 November 2026
- Duration
- Two-day course
- Next date
- 2 November 2026
- Start dates
- 2 this year
- Location
- Rotterdam Groothandelsgebouw
Small groups, also in-company at your office.