BRIDGING DIFFERENCES, BUILDING SUCCESS: WORKPLACE DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION (DEI)
Who Should Attend
This program is suitable for individuals at al levels within an organisation, including:
- Employees at al levels
- Supervisors and team leaders
- Managers and executives
- HR and people-management professionals
- NGOs, community organisations, and project teams
- Organisations seeking to strengthen diversity, equity, and inclusion practices
TRAINING METHODOLOGY
The programme adopts a blended, interactive learner-centred approach combining:
- Interactive lectures with practical examples
- Facilitated group discussions
- Workplace-relevant case studies
- Structured role-plays (non-sensitive and professional)
- Experiential learning activities
- Peer learning and collaborative exercises
- Action-planning workshops
This blended methodology ensures participants can understand, experience and apply inclusive practices in their daily work
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE
At the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
- Explain the concepts of diversity, equity, and inclusion within a workplace context
- Recognize unconscious bias and its impact on professional interactions and decisions
- Apply respectful and inclusive communication techniques across diverse teams
- Demonstrate effective collaboration in cross-cultural and multi generational environments
- Manage misunderstandings and conflict constructively in diverse workplaces
- Practice inclusive leadership behaviours regardless of role or designation
- Develop and implement a practical DEI action plan aligned with organizational goal
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon completion, participants will demonstrate:
- Improved awareness of diversity dimensions and inclusive behaviours
- Enhanced interpersonal communication and listening skills
- Increased ability to manage bias and assumptions at work
- Stronger collaboration and teamwork across differences
- Practical application of inclusive leadership and allyship practices
- Action-oriented behavioural changes supported by a structured DEI action plan
COURSE CONTENT
Day 1: Understanding Diversity and Building Awareness
Session 1: Programme Introduction and Expectations
- Programme overview and learning objectives
- Establishing ground rules for psychological safety
- Ice-breaking activity: “Who’s in the Room?”
Session 2: Why Diversity Matters in the Workplace
- Definition and dimensions of workplace diversity
- Business and organisational benefits of diverse teams
- Diversity Wheel Reflection (activity)
Session 3: Equity and Inclusion Fundamentals
- Differentiating diversity, equity, and inclusion
- Barriers to inclusion in organisations
- Inclusion Moments reflection and discussion
Session 4: Self-Awareness and Unconscious Bias
- Understanding unconscious bias and its origins
- Common workplace bias scenarios
- Bias self-reflection exercise (private and non-judgemental)
Session 5: Respectful and Inclusive Communication
- Communication styles and cultural differences
- Active listening and empathy
- Inclusive language and non-verbal communication
- Communication Styles in Action (group activity)
Session 6: Understanding Micro Behaviours at Work
- Positive and negative micro behaviours
- Impact on morale, engagement, and teamwork
- Spot the Micro Behaviour Challenge
Day 2: Building an Inclusive and High-Performing Workplace
Session 7: Cross-Cultural Collaboration
- Cultural values and workplace expectations
- Effective communication across cultures
- Leveraging diversity for problem-solving
- Culture-to-Culture Exchange Map (activity)
Session 8: Conflict Management in Diverse Teams
- Causes of misunderstanding in diverse environments
- Healthy vs unhealthy workplace conflict
- Conflict resolution frameworks
- Guided role-play (safe, professional scenarios)
Session 9: Inclusive Leadership for All Roles
- Inclusion as a shared organisational responsibility
- Modelling inclusive behaviours
- Fair decision-making and participation
- Inclusive Leadership Challenge (case studies)
Session 10: DEI Action Planning
- Identifying inclusion strengths and gaps
- Setting realistic and measurable goals
- Personal and team DEI action plans
- Commitment statement
Course Schedule
Date: 2 Days
Time: 9 AM – 5 PM
Course Fee
Our course is HRDF claimable.
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Location
No. 2-2, Plaza Usahawan Genting Kelang,
Jalan Danau Niaga 1, Taman Danau Saujana,
53300 Kuala Lumpur.
Certificate
- Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion upon successful participation in all training sessions.
Registration
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