The Oxford Creativity team have enjoyed an exciting month with the successful launch of our eLearning course Oxford TRIZ Fundamentals and planning our face-to-face workshops for later this year. This will offer you 3 ways to learn Oxford TRIZ all with different benefits:
eLearning is self-paced, in your own time with short, clear videos for each TRIZ tool/technique. It is delivered in 6 modules - with assignments and model answers to test and extend your learning and takes around 10 hours to complete. Better still, purchase before 12th April for a 10% discount!
Online Live Learning is timetabled live learning with a one hour morning lecture followed by interactive afternoon seminars, which provide the opportunity to work with others on the assignments set, run live by an Oxford TRIZ expert.
In-Person Training Workshops at Oxford Said Business School are live, sociable, enjoyable workshops full of team exercises and using TRIZ to solve a range of problems. Intense and hard work, but interspersed with wonderful meals, and an opportunity to mix/socialise with other people.
Whether you prefer the peace and flexibility of solitary eLearning or enjoy timetabled learning working alongside others, whichever method you chose enables anyone to become TRIZ competent. Many are opting for both Live Learning and eLearning as they are designed to work together, providing the best of both worlds. Online learning is available 10 times a year and we hope to resume our popular in-person Oxford workshops later in 2021.
I have recorded a short video to tell you all about our eLearning, please watch it below:
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Resources
Article: Can I learn TRIZ through eLearning?
Yes you can!
In her latest article Karen explains everything you need to know about Oxford TRIZ Fundamentals eLearning, including:
Join Karen Gadd as she presents this live introduction to the basics of the TRIZ tools and processes, and explains how TRIZ is used for problem solving. This lively webinar has lots of interaction and plenty of time for questions and discussion.
