Tertiary Catalogue

Personal Development


Drugs, Attitudes and the Media

Drugs, Attitudes and the Media

Drug Awareness

External influence is the most significant factor in people taking up illegal and legal drugs. This video looks at how social attitudes, cultural perception and the media contribute to and encourage the use of drugs and alcohol.
Saying No to Drugs and Peer Pressure

Saying No to Drugs and Peer Pressure

Drug Awareness

Social pressure towards the use of legal and illegal drugs is a difficult thing to overcome. This video provides advice and strategies on how to handle peer pressure and find the confidence to say “no”.
The Law on Drugs

The Law on Drugs

Drug Awareness

Though culturally accepted, legal drugs are still subject to restrictions. This video is an in-depth look at the laws regarding the advertisement, purchase, sale and use of legal drugs like alcohol and tobacco.
Alcohol

Alcohol

Drug Awareness

Alcohol is a depressant that carries significant risk. This video is an in-depth look at what happens when it enters the body, from the short-term physical and emotional impairments to the potential long-term consequences.
Cigarettes and Vapes

Cigarettes and Vapes

Drug Awareness

It’s no secret that smoking can reduce both your life expectancy and your quality of life. Exploring traditional cigarettes or tobacco products and newer e-cigarettes or vapes, this video is an in-depth look at what happens when nicotine enters...Show More
Stimulants: Meth

Stimulants: Meth

Drug Awareness

Stimulants speed up the messages traveling between the brain and body. Using meth, or ice, as an example of a stimulant drug, this video is an in-depth look at what happens when it enters the body, from the short-term physical sensations to the...Show More
What Are Drugs?

What Are Drugs?

Drug Awareness

Drugs, both legal and illegal, can be divided into three basic groups, each affecting the brain and body in a different way. In this video we take a broad look at depressants, stimulants and hallucinogens, how they affect users, and the common...Show More
Hallucinogens: Ecstasy

Hallucinogens: Ecstasy

Drug Awareness

Hallucinogens make a person experience things differently from how they are in reality. Using ecstasy, or MDMA, as an example of a hallucinogenic drug, this video is an in-depth look at what happens when it enters the body, from the short-term...Show More
Depressants: Cannabis

Depressants: Cannabis

Drug Awareness

Depressants slow down the messages travelling between the brain and the body. Using cannabis, or marijuana, as an example of a depressive drug, this video is an in-depth look at what happens when it enters the body, from the short-term physical...Show More
We're All a Bit Biased

We're All a Bit Biased

What Is Unconscious Bias?

Being biased is a part of life. But knowing when to put the brakes on biases and think about our decisions can make a big difference to living a better life. This video introduces viewers to the concept of unconscious bias, and how it can be both...Show More
Confirmation, Bandwagon and Survivorship Bias

Confirmation, Bandwagon and Survivorship Bias

What Is Unconscious Bias?

Every day, your brain relies on biases to gamble on making good choices. But sometimes, biases can prompt you to make bad decisions that you wouldn’t normally make. This video explores three common types of bias, explaining what they are and...Show More
The Dunning-Kruger Effect

The Dunning-Kruger Effect

What Is Unconscious Bias?

The Dunning-Kruger effect is often used to argue that people who seem unqualified, or less intelligent, are typically over-confident in their skills. But is the Dunning-Kruger study itself based on biased science? This video explains the study,...Show More
Unconscious Bias in the Real World

Unconscious Bias in the Real World

What Is Unconscious Bias?

Being biased isn’t always a bad thing, but our biased brains can also mislead us into thinking we’re making good decisions at important moments. This video explores how different types of biases and heuristics can affect peoples’ health,...Show More
How to Avoid Negative Biases

How to Avoid Negative Biases

What Is Unconscious Bias?

Changing how our mind works can be a challenging task. But there are some ways that we can guard against our biased mind when decisions really matter. This video explores some strategies to counter unconscious biases, including critical thinking...Show More
The Straight Talking Guide to Improvement: Growth Mindset

The Straight Talking Guide to Improvement: Growth Mindset

Learning Culture

A growth mindset is a psychological state anybody can develop with the right attitude, making them more receptive to new ideas and concepts. People who believe their talents can be developed have a growth mindset. People who adopt a fixed mindset...Show More
Defining Creativity

Defining Creativity

Learning Culture

Creativity is simply a way of operating that is essential for effective problem-solving.  
Five Steps to Be More Creative

Five Steps to Be More Creative

Learning Culture

As you will discover in the second half of this animated version of John Cleese’s famous speech, creativity is simply a way of operating that is essential for effective problem-solving.
The Importance of Mistakes

The Importance of Mistakes

Learning Culture

This micro-course tackles the thought-provoking and controversial idea that mistakes are a crucial part of the creative process and both management and staff’s fear of making them can be a major handicap to business.
Being a Hybrid Team Player

Being a Hybrid Team Player

Hybrid Working Essentials

It’s easy to forget about and ignore people who aren’t in the office when you are, or those in different situations. Because of this, tension can build up, so build relationships across divides and work to resolve issues when you detect...Show More
Miscommunication and Rumors

Miscommunication and Rumors

Hybrid Working Essentials

Communication is critical for hybrid teams. It has to be “intentional” as casual or ad-hoc conversations will be reduced. If there is a void, it will be filled by rumour and gossip! Avoid this by keeping people informed and checking from them...Show More
Building a Foundation of Trust

Building a Foundation of Trust

Hybrid Working Essentials

Trust is the foundation of effective hybrid work. It takes ages to build but can be destroyed in an instant.
Managing Hybrid Performance

Managing Hybrid Performance

Hybrid Working Essentials

When the team are working remotely or in a hybrid way, their performance will be harder to observe. Instead of assessing performance via time in the office (or virtual meetings), you should consider outcomes, contribution and value. Make it easy...Show More
Managing Conflict

Managing Conflict

Hybrid Working Essentials

Conflict is always there and different perspectives can help us make better decisions, so it’s important to be aware of conflict or friction and deal with it positively. However, conflict can be more difficult to detect in hybrid teams,...Show More
Improving Hybrid Meetings

Improving Hybrid Meetings

Hybrid Working Essentials

Hybrid meetings are not symmetric. Sort this, and be clear and on purpose!
Out of Sight, Out of Mind

Out of Sight, Out of Mind

Hybrid Working Essentials

Mike is in the office all the time and sees this as a real (indeed almost heroic) commitment to the company and team. In reality, this means that others who would prefer to work from home more, rather than have a long commute, also come in. It...Show More