1. TIME
MANAGEMENT
COURSE

2. WHAT IS TIME MANAGEMENT?
 All of us have the same amount of time available:
 60 seconds in a minute
 60 minutes in an hour
 24 hours a day
 And 168 hours a week.
Time Management is the Act of Controlling Events.
 The heart of time management is self
management. Essentially everything we do
requires time.
 Some activities are externally controlled, other
activities are internally controlled.

3. WHAT IS GOOD TIME
MANAGEMENT?
Good time management is:
Setting smart goals that can be
realistically accomplished.
Establishing priorities.
Assuming full responsibility for the
use or abuse of that valuable
resource called time.

4. CATEGORIZATIONSCHEMEFORTIME
MANAGEMENT
First generation:
reminders based on
clocks and watches,
but with computer
implementation
possible, can be used to
alert of the time when
a task is to be done.
Second generation:
planning and
preparation based on
calendars and
appointment books,
includes setting goals.
Third generation:
planning, prioritizing,
controlling (using a
personal organizer or
other computer
resources).
Fourth generation:
being efficient and
proactive using any of
the above tools places
goals and roles as the
controlling element of
the system, and favors
importance over
urgency.
 Time management refers to a range
of skills, tools, and techniques used
to manage time when accomplishing
specific tasks, projects and goals.
This set encompass a wide scope of
activities, and these include
planning, allocating, setting goals,
delegation, analysis of time spent,
monitoring, organizing, scheduling,
and prioritizing.
 Initially time management referred
to just business or work activities,
but eventually the term broadned to
include personal activities also.
 A time management system is a
designed combination of tools and
techiques to control activities.