While
application of technical knowledge can be trained on
machines and simulators, practical training in
Behavioural Sciences is severely limited. Though
Case studies, Role Play etc attempt to bridge the
gap to an extent, they are constrained by lack of
reality, limited involvement and several other
factors. At Kalypso Training, we have programmes
tailor made to suit the academic fraternity,
facilitating experiences through activities and
games to get a practical insight to 'Behavioural
Sciences' and 'Group Dynamics'.
Our
carefully and logically designed activities help
students to reflect upon the experiences,
conceptualise desired responses and experiment in
future experiences. The programmes bring about
dramatic changes in Individual behavioural patterns
and Team processes in addition to reinforcing the
theories and principles studied in the class rooms.
The
standard programme involves a 2 nights/ 3 days
programme at the scenic Kalypso training Camp near
Munnar. (Duration and Location can be amended to
suit the client) Participants live in tents, trek
hills to camp out overnight, build rafts to cross
rivers and involve themselves in a wide range of
experiential exercises. Fun and Adventure based
outdoor activities which emphasise 'Team Cohesion',
'Managerial and Leadership Skill', and
'Communication and Interpersonal Skill' help
individuals to discover knowledge, bring about
constructive changes in behaviour, and commit
themselves to a recurring learning cycle.
Experienced trainers facilitate the learning process
and help participants to understand as to how the
knowledge acquired can be effectively applied for
overall development.
The
Kalypso Training Programme would be of immense
benefit to all Professional College students,
particularly those practising Management studies.
The programme takes the participants through a
memorable experience filled with fun and learning,
reinforces their understanding of Behavioural
Sciences and Management, sharpens their skills, and
brings about a radical transformation in their
attitude and functioning. |