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This is Oak Innovation's pre-written training course on organizational structure designed to provide you with the training manuals, slide decks, and expert guides to present and brand your own training courses in this key business area.

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How To Present A Training Course On Organizational Structure That Will Benefit Your Learners

When you improve learning, everyone wins — your learners, their teams, their organization, and the whole industry. This pre-written training course on organizational structure by Oak Innovation examines the latest best practices and models of organizations to improve the skills of your audience.

Designed to be accessible for all categories of employees, your learners will be introduced to key organizational concepts and they will understand the main dimensions of organizational structure.

Through engaging training material, discussion, and exercises, your learners will also learn about force and form within organizations. And, from the slide deck and learner manual, your learners will be introduced to ​six models of organizational structure.

This training course will:

• Help your audience to focus on structures within organizations.
• Provide your audience with a clear picture of why these structures exist.
• Encourage your audience to explore key concepts through practical exercises and various management theories.
• Provide your audience with a robust introduction to the types of structures that can exist.
• Help your audience will discover what underpins these structures.
• Allow your audience to learn about the division of labor, and how this can impact an organization.