DESIGN & IMPROVE MODERN PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT
Course Code
PMA 202
Category
People & Talent Management
Scope
People & Talent Management
Duration
3 days
Status
ACTIVE
Competency
Ability to design and implement modern performance management systems.
Target Audience
HR professionals, managers, team leaders, and performance management specialists.
Course Overview
This course provides a comprehensive guide to modern performance management, moving beyond traditional annual reviews to a continuous, forward-looking process. It is designed to equip leaders and professionals with the skills to effectively set goals, provide continuous feedback, and conduct meaningful performance discussions. The program focuses on creating a culture of accountability and development, where performance management is a tool for growth rather than a mere formality. Participants will learn how to align individual performance with organizational objectives, motivate their teams, and foster a dynamic environment that drives both individual and collective success.
Learning Objectives
- Design and implement a modern, continuous performance management system.
- Master the art of giving and receiving constructive feedback in real-time.
- Develop clear, measurable goals that are aligned with strategic business outcomes.
- Conduct effective performance reviews that are focused on development and future potential.
- Utilize performance data to identify talent, address performance gaps, and drive team success.
Daily Topics
Day 1: Performance Management Foundations – Traditional vs modern, Goal setting; STCW competency standards, ISM Code Section 6.
Day 2: Feedback & Coaching – Continuous feedback, Coaching techniques; MLC 2006 career development.
Day 3: Reviews & Data – Performance reviews, Data-driven decisions, Case studies; ISO 9001 competence requirements, ILO Convention 180.
References
STCW Convention (competency standards and assessment), ISM Code (personnel competence and training, Section 6), MLC 2006 (career development, Regulation 2.5), ISO 9001 (quality management – competence requirements), ILO Convention 180 (hours of work and performance).
Upcoming Course Dates
March 24 – March 26, 2027
September 14 – September 16, 2027