Building Trust eLearning Course
- Publisher
- Vinci Works
- Accreditation or Endorsements
- CPD
- Duration
- 25 Minutes
Overview
Trust is essentially our belief in the reliability, honesty or ability of another person or group of people, and the level to which we trust those around us is critical to the success of our collaboration and relationships with them. Just as there is a virtuous circle that comes from building trust with people, likewise when trust is damaged in some way, relationships can quickly deteriorate, resulting in people feeling detached and disengaged from each other, not sharing resources or information or even working against each other. Designed with a particular focus on new leaders but suitable for all staff, this course looks at how trust develops, its importance in working relationships and what we can do to improve our own ability to build and maintain it.
Objectives
In this course you will learn:
- How and why trust develops
- The difference between cognitive, emotional and transactional trust
- Why building and sustaining trust is a key skill for leaders
- The impact of a breakdown or lack of trust
- The importance of perspective-taking and empathy
- Steps we can take to improve our own ability to build and maintain trust
This course has a minimum of 25 learner registrations for us to provide a quotation.
Request a Quotation- Date Last Updated
- 9/9/2025
- Duration
- 25 Minutes
- Accreditation or Endorsements
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- CPD
- Completion Criteria
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- Pass final test
- Visit all pages
- Pass Mark
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- 80% pass mark required
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- Includes Video
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- Yes
- Audio is Required
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- Optional
- Language
- UK
- Suitable Devices
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- PC
- Phone
- Tablet
- Course Technology
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- HTML5
- SCORM 1.2
- Can be customised
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- Available at an Additional Cost
- Downloadable Resources
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- No
- Languages
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- Available at an Additional Cost
- English
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