Process Management: Theory and Practice
"Process management in theory and practice" introduces you, as a future process manager, to process management as an approach to your work in sports. We’ll go over a number of methods and tools that you can immediately use to support your ongoing process work. Theoretical discussions are interspersed with conversations, reflection, and practical walkthroughs of specific methods and tools. We evaluate these methods and tools, test them against your own experiences, and suggest alternative ways to use them. Great emphasis is placed on dialogue and interaction among the participants in this training program.
Purpose
The course aims to provide an introduction to process management as an approach to working with sports. It also aims to equip the process manager with a number of methods and tools.
Who is this program for?
Employees (such as consultants, club and program developers) and elected officials within the Swedish sports movement. This course is for those who work with clubs and federations and need a basic understanding of process management, organizational development, and program development.
Here's what you'll get
- Knowledge of the process leader role and an understanding of how the Swedish sports movement operates.
- Knowledge of basic organizational theory.
- Knowledge of process design and the purpose of methods.
- Be able to work using a variety of methods.
- Foster curiosity about process management and an interest in learning more.
Facts
Bosön education strengthens strategic
leadership in Swedish sports
National, multi-sport, and higher education programs
for managers, leaders, coaches, and specialists.
Application and Admission Requirements
No prior knowledge is required, but the program is primarily aimed at people who are active in the Swedish sports community.
Cancellations made less than 4 weeks before the start of the course will be charged the full fee. A doctor's note is required in case of illness.
Cost
11,000 SEK. The cost includes course materials, access to a web-based learning platform, and accommodation in a single room.
Additional Information
The course consists of approximately 40 hours, including two in-person sessions (2 days each) at Bosön and independent study via the learning platform.
Day 1 begins with a drop-in coffee break starting at 9:30 a.m. We’ll have dinner together in the evening. Day 2 begins at 9:00 a.m. and ends at 2:30 p.m.
Education coordinator – SISU sports educators
Meals and Lodging
Accommodations are included in the course fee.