2025: Understand your impact - a workshop for women

£625.00 + VAT
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Schedule Description: Create your strong, self-aware personal profile to make yourself memorable, effective and appear confident even in the most stressful situations.
CPD hours: 6

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Create your strong, self-aware personal profile to make yourself memorable, effective and appear confident even in the most stressful situations.

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Understand your impact - for women in finance

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When do you find it hardest to make an impact? For some it might be a large audience, for others a challenging meeting, influencing senior colleagues or an ad-hoc presentation. Understand Your Impact, is a session for women that works on connecting you with your unique strengths, increasing awareness of your powerful voice and using these elements as the foundation for strategies that mean you are memorable, effective and drive positive outcomes, even in the most stressful situations.

"I learnt a lot! Good practical hints and tips."

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In Understand Your Impact we work on developing self-awareness. Does your current impact reflect your unique qualities, values, talents, your hard-won experience and the personal qualities that underpin your professional skills? If not, what are the barriers that are getting in your way?

The session examines the profile and footprint you want to leave and how powerful non-verbals, structure, clarity and the language you choose are integral parts of developing this so that you can comfortably hold the room with authority.

"Hugely interesting, informative & reaffirming."

Delegate feedback

Understand Your Impact is not about changing anything about yourself. It is simply about making your strengths work harder, being able to access them under pressure and avoiding the common pitfalls which trip up so many people. It doesn’t matter if you feel that you’re quiet, nervous or super-confident. It’s about awareness, emphasis and developing the skills to communicate your value effectively.

This is a fast-paced, interactive course that blends neuroscience with the latest business research and proven entertainment production values. You will leave with a toolbox of techniques you can implement immediately.

Learning outcomes:

  • Increased awareness of the impact you feel you create versus. the one you want to create
  • Understanding the barriers to impact.
  • Connecting with your strengths.
  • Harnessing the power of your non-verbal communication.
  • Delivering with authority so that your impact translates.
  • Creating a best practice impact action plan.

CPD hours

ICAEW's revised Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Regulations bring in new CPD requirements. This includes a minimum number of hours and an ethics requirement. Attending this course could contribute up to 6 hours of verifiable CPD, providing you can demonstrate that the content is relevant to your role.

A copy of the course booking confirmation email is accepted as evidence of verifiable CPD. You will need to save the email as a JPEG or PDF before uploading it to your record. Click here to use ICAEW’s self-assessment tool to help you work out how much CPD you will need to fulfil each year.

Who should attend?

Finance professionals of every level wanting to boost their presence and influence and understand their impact.

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This course is for: Analysts, Managers, Trusted Advisors and Business Leaders.

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What is a virtual classroom?

A virtual classroom provides the same great learning experience as other ICAEW training, except one difference, you can learn from your desk.

Being delivered online makes it so much easier to access in a busy working week and would definitively recommend this type of training. The breakout rooms work really well to allow you to get to know the other participants and share experiences.

Virtual classroom delegate

The focus is on the learner and creating an enriching classroom experience that connects participants globally. Using video, learners can converse and interact with the trainer and other learners in real-time. Whiteboards, break-out sessions, polls, screen-sharing, and interactive Q&A create an immersive learning experience.

I think the virtual training format using Zoom, and the survey features, and break out rooms, really works great. I had no problems engaging with the facilitator and felt he listened to what we said, and kept the pace of the content moving steadily.

Virtual classroom delegate

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How do I attend a virtual classroom?

Once you've booked your session, you will receive an email with your booking confirmation. The steps you will need to follow to attend your virtual classroom will arrive in a separate email closer to the date of your course.

Trainer

Eve Tomlinson, Founder of Thrive in the Hive, communications expertLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit.

Eve started her career on Channel 4’s ground-breaking Big Breakfast and has worked across all broadcasters, with award-winning production companies and entertainment talent ranging from Graham Norton to Chris Evans and Mel and Sue.

Eve has a track record in developing new presenters into nationally-recognised talent and it was while working with these broadcasters that she started investigating what exactly makes a world-class communicator. She asked: what makes you listen to some people and not others; how vital is the likeability factor and why are so many brilliant people terrible at saying what they mean?

Eve then worked with psychologists, HR specialists and business leaders to develop a methodology that blends neuroscience, leading business research and proven entertainment production values to create a unique three-step programme.

Eve has transformed the communication skills of those on the first step of the ladder through to intensive 360s with CEOs. Eve’s training has revolutionised the skills of those who felt they would never be confident communicators and she has developed bespoke training programmes to meet multiple communication issues across a range of businesses from professional services, including Menzies, Kingston Smith and Stevens and Bolton to entertainment companies such as ITV.

 

Rate Price
ICAEW Member £425 + VAT
Non-Member £625 + VAT

 

How are the courses delivered?

All Virtual Classrooms are run by live on Zoom. These are interactive and not recorded, interaction and delegate involvement is encouraged.

When will I receive joining instructions?

You will receive a email with joining instructions after enrolling. Materials and any other resources for the course will be sent to you shortly before the course start date.

Are there breaks?

Each 3-hour virtual classroom will include a 10-minute comfort break.

How do I access the course slide deck?

Depending on the course you will either be sent in the lead up to the course or after.

What if I miss the live date?

The Virtual Classrooms are not recorded so we recommend you attend all sessions.

What if I am going to be 15 minutes late?

This is not a problem, the classroom starts at the start time, but you will be let in if you are delayed for any reason. Trainers do their best to accommodate catch-up, but this is not guaranteed. Where possible please let us know of any delays so we are aware when doing role call the beginning of the session.

Can I have my colleague with me in the live course?

Yes, if you purchase a second place. Each booking is valid for one person only.

Can I record the training?

No, virtual classrooms are not recorded.

Do the courses on this programme count as verifiable CPD?

Yes, these courses contribute verifiable CPD, so long as you can demonstrate that the content is relevant to your role. Additional information about CPD can be found here: Your guide to CPD.

How many people will be on the course?

Virtual Classrooms are designed to resemble a real classroom. Therefore, group sizes vary between 6 – 22 delegates per course.

Click here to view the full 2025 Virtual Classrooms CPD Planner.

Our public course programme is deliberately structured to encourage delegates from different organisations to participate. However, if you have six or more delegates who require development in the same area, we are able to run a more cost-effective and much wider range of courses tailored specifically to your organisation.

Organisations will have the choice to run our in-house courses online or in-person.

These are ideal for organisations seeking hassle-free, flexible and cost-effective training delivered to multiple delegates at your location of choice. Whether we use our existing materials or develop new content for your business, our expertise lies in translating your requirements into a pragmatic, interactive training programme highly relevant to your people and organisation.

To discuss in-house training for your business please email academy@icaew.com or contact us through our enquiry form

 

 

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