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Our Facilitators

AIM facilitators are experienced practitioners with a robust mix of academic and practical expertise. We believe the education of the future managers of Australia to be a highly important task.

Who is better placed to teach the art and science of management than those with current, daily real-world experience?

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Operational Planning (Online) is a self-paced AIM online short course that develops the skills to translate strategic objectives into clear, actionable operational plans. It is suited to managers, team leaders and professionals in any function who have responsibility for planning and prioritising the activities of a team or business unit, helping them build the discipline to align their team's day-to-day work to the broader organisational direction.

Upon completion you will be better equipped to: develop an operational plan that translates strategic goals into specific team-level activities, milestones and resource requirements; prioritise competing demands and allocate resources effectively to achieve plan objectives; establish monitoring and reporting mechanisms that track progress and identify variances early; adjust operational plans responsively in the face of changing priorities, constraints or opportunities; and communicate operational plans clearly to your team to build alignment and shared ownership of outcomes.

The course provides up to 6 months of continuous access to AIM's myAIM online learning platform, available 24/7 on any device. Activities, reflections and case studies throughout the modules link your learning back to your workplace context. Inclusions are downloadable course notes and tools and resources. No formal assessment; payment by credit card only.

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The AIM blog shares insights and thought leadership on the skills, strategies, and trends shaping today’s workplace.

Covering topics from leadership and professional development, articles help professionals stay current, build capability, and succeed in a rapidly changing world.

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As organisations strive to meet the evolving demands of their workforce, learning and development (L&D) methods are being re-evaluated. The trend is clear: flexibility, accessibility and quality…

The AIM Blog

The AIM blog shares insights and thought leadership on the skills, strategies, and trends shaping today’s workplace.

Covering topics from leadership and professional development, articles help professionals stay current, build capability, and succeed in a rapidly changing world.