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What is diversity training? Tips for an inclusive workplace

  • October 28, 2021
  • Author: Usman Raza
What is diversity training? Tips for an inclusive workplace
 

In today's world, many companies are trying to become more diverse and inclusive.

Unfortunately, there are many obstacles that may prevent them from achieving their goals. For example, many companies lack a strong diversity training program.

One of the most effective ways to build a diverse workplace is through diversity training.

No matter your seniority, all employees need to understand what diversity means. And it is important to know how good workplace training can encourage inclusivity.

And, as a manager, you can take an active role in making sure your team is diverse. Here are five ways you can adapt to make your workplace a more diverse and inclusive place.

 

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What is diversity training?

 

Diversity training is the practice of helping employees learn how to interact with people of other cultures. This helps nurture general diversity in the workforce.

Diversity training can be a valuable and positive tool for increasing cultural understanding and narrowing the cultural gap between groups.

In politics, there's a term called "diversity," which is defined as the inclusion of a variety of people, practices, ideas, and values within a group. 

And, in the workplace, diversity and inclusion training is an attempt to increase cohesion among employees. This ultimately make groups more effective in their work relationships.

 



How can you start diversity training in your workplace?

 

Your employees may differ in their perception of what successful diversity training is, and what its purpose is. 

For some, it's a way to break the ice and become personally more aware of cultural differences. Others may think about the team, seeing a more inclusive workforce as a more effective one.

Either way, it's important to make sure you're all on the same page.

Effective management is all about managing people. And a good way to understand the people you manage is through diversity and inclusion training.

So, start office training by working around your employees' needs.

 


 

How to hold a successful training session?


Having an effective diversity training program is crucial to building an engaged and productive workplace that supports all employees. 

Unfortunately, not everyone knows how to do it.

After you have considered the learning style of your employees, you need to develop training objecives. 

Then, once you've gathered all the information you need, you need to stage the session. 

This is not necessarily as easy as it sounds. 

So, here are some top tips on how to implement a successful employee training program.

 


 

What are the different types of diversity training?

 

Diversity workplace training is currently very popular, so it can come in different forms. 

Organisations use it for a variety of reasons, but ultimately it’s a great way to encourage open communication and improve employee relations.

Here are some different forms of diversity training:

 

  • Awareness Training

One of the most important places to start is with training that simply makes employees aware of what they may not be already.

It is from this point that an inclusive workplace develops!

 

  • Mobile Learning

It is important to recognize that learning can be a very personal process.

For some, learning is a very social experience, whereas others may be more introverted and prefer to learn for themselves. Also, the world of work has largely had to adapt to remote work over the last few years. 

So, you should be ready and prepared to implement a training system that works as effectively in a virtual setting! 

 

  • Gamification

Gamification can be seen as adding game design to a training session, so employees engage in different and interesting ways.

This can be a great way to encourage your employees to work towards the same goal, regardless of their differences. 

 

  • Microlearning 

Any employee training can appear time-consuming and draining. So, it's vital to overcome this so that people actually absorb the information. 

Microlearning is a great way to split training up into digestible chunks. This gives employees longer to process the information, and will lead to more successful diversity and inclusion training!

 


 


It’s tough finding a job, but it’s even harder finding a job that fits in with your personal values. 

However, in a changing world, different kinds of jobs are becoming available with different sorts of priorities.

As the workforce changes and more job opportunities open up, you can expect to see more workplaces that prioritise diversity and inclusion training.

And we will see more and more workplaces that regard an inclusive workplace as a genuine priority.

 



Author bio: Usman Raza is the co-founder and CEO of a Church Advertising Company, also working with PSD to WordPress Service Providers, Lynne Torgerson and many other small companies. He’s devoted to helping small businesses bridge success gaps by providing in-depth, actionable advice on digital marketing, SEO, and small business growth. Follow him on Twitter @usmanintrotech.

 
  • October 28, 2021
  • Author: Usman Raza
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