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Power Employability Skills

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Course Requirements

Final Year Graduates, working professionals and above

Course Description

Power employability skills (often referred to as "core," "foundational," or high-leverage soft skills) are the non-technical capabilities that determine how effectively an individual applies their technical knowledge in a professional environment.

Unlike hard skills, which dictate what tasks you can perform, power skills dictate how you collaborate, adapt, solve problems, and lead within an organization. In the modern business landscape, these skills are what bridge the gap between human intuition and technical execution. 

Course Outcomes

When a graduate or a professional completes the WhiteBoard Labs program, the outcomes span tangible career advancements, architectural technical capabilities, and a heightened strategic mindset designed for the current industrial landscape.

Here are the specific, measurable outcomes an individual achieves:

1. Strategic & Professional Transformation

  • Transition from Executor to Architect: Instead of just being an ad-hoc user of digital tools, the individual gains the ability to map, design, and manage entire organizational workflows seamlessly.

  • Elevated Machine-Person Quotient (MPQ): Graduates learn to precisely identify which parts of a business function should be automated and which parts require critical human intuition, empathy, and strategic oversight.

  • Unlocked Hidden Value Streams: Professionals gain the skills to audit legacy business processes and uncover hidden operational or revenue potential within their departments.

2. Technical & Systems Mastery

  • Advanced Systems Thinking: The individual masters the art of connecting isolated applications, data pipelines, and human checkpoints into a unified, high-throughput engine.

  • Advanced Resource Orchestration: Graduates leave with the practical capability to chain complex methodologies and digital assets together to scale personal and team output without sacrificing quality.

3.  Governance Authority

  • Corporate Accountability Leadership: Graduates can confidently step into leadership roles as guardrails for their organization, ensuring innovation is always balanced with a robust "safety-first" framework.

4. Career Longevity & Market Relevance

  • Validated Future-Proof Competencies: Because the curriculum focuses on foundational power employability skills rather than a single, static software application, the graduate's skillset remains highly adaptable to changing market shifts.

  • Enhanced Intrapreneurial Value: For employees, this course equips them to pitch and execute new internal business models, driving efficiency and positioning them as indispensable, high-value assets within the corporate structure.

Course Curriculum

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1 History of Business - A Vodcast
1 Hour


1 Business English Video 1
30 Min


2 Business English Video 2
30 Min


3 Business English Video 3
30 Min


4 English Basics Vid 1
1 Hour


5 Basic English Void 2
1 Hour


1 Creating a Shared Vision
15 Min


2 Critical Thinking Framework
1 Hour


3 Systems Thinking
30 Min


4 Critical Thinking and AI
30 Min


5 Accountability
3 Hours


6 Complex Problem Solving
30 Min


7 Active Listening
1 Hour


8 Emotional Intelligence V 1
30 Min


9 Emotional Intelligence V2
30 Min


10 Empathy as a critical Skills
15 Min


1 Mind Mapping
15 Min


2 Time Boxing
30 Min


3 Buzz Phrase Synthesizer Tool
15 Min


4 Ladder of Abstraction
15 Min


5 NLP Tools
1 Hour


6 Ishikawa Diagram (Fishbone Analysis)
30 Min


7 Balanced Scorecard
30 Min


8 Mastering the Elevator Pitch
15 Min


1 Digital Literacy
1 Hour


2 Digital Citizenships
2 Hours


3 Leveraging Data for Strategic Decision Making
15 Min


4 Data Driven Decision Making
30 Min


5 Introduction to Data Analytics
1 Hour


6 Digital Collaboration
45 Min


7 From SEO to AEO
30 Min


8 Prompt Engineering for the Non Tech
1 Hour


9 AI @Work Part I
6 Hours


10 AI@Work Part II
30 Min


11 AI in Business Strategy
30 Min


12 AI Orchestration
12 Hours


13 AI Ethics and Trust
1 Hour


1 What is Customer Relationship - Rajiv Kumar, Origin Energy Australia
30 Min


2 Managing Customer Service
2 Hours


3 Critical Elements of Customer Service
2 Hours


4 Critical Elements of Customer Service
2 Hours


5 Critical Elements of Customer Service
2 Hours


1 What is Digital Entrepreneurship
30 Min


1 Caitlin Budge, CEO, on Internships
15 Min


1. GEO Student Manual
2. GDPR Student Manual

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