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Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving

Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving
Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving

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Online or Onsite

About the program

In today’s complex and fast-paced workplaces, the ability to think critically and solve problems effectively is a key professional skill. Critical thinking enables individuals to analyse information objectively, challenge assumptions, and make well-reasoned decisions. Coupled with structured problem-solving, it helps professionals address challenges with clarity, creativity, and confidence.


This program equips participants with practical tools to strengthen their critical thinking and apply problem-solving frameworks. Through case studies, group activities, and reflection, participants will learn how to approach problems logically, generate solutions, and make decisions that deliver results.


The Importance of Critical Thinking

  • Defining critical thinking and its role in professional success.

  • Recognising common barriers such as bias and assumptions.

  • Reflection activity: exploring personal thinking habits.


Analysing Information Effectively

  • Techniques for questioning and clarifying information.

  • Identifying reliable versus unreliable data sources.

  • Practical exercise: evaluating evidence to support decisions.


Problem-Solving Frameworks

  • Using structured approaches such as root cause analysis and the “5 Whys.”

  • Applying creative and logical problem-solving techniques.

  • Group activity: applying a framework to a workplace scenario.


Generating and Evaluating Solutions

  • Brainstorming and lateral thinking methods.

  • Weighing risks, benefits, and trade-offs.

  • Practical exercise: comparing alternative solutions.


Applying Critical Thinking in Real Situations

  • Making decisions under time or information pressure.

  • Challenging assumptions constructively in group settings.

  • Action planning: strategies to embed critical thinking in daily work.


Key Outcomes

  • Define critical thinking and recognise barriers to objective analysis.

  • Use questioning and evaluation techniques to assess information.

  • Apply structured problem-solving frameworks in workplace contexts.

  • Generate and evaluate solutions using creative and logical approaches.

  • Strengthen decision-making by embedding critical thinking into everyday practice.


Delivery Style

  • Engaging facilitation with practical exercises.

  • Role-plays, group discussions, and real-life scenarios.

  • Self-reflection activities and personal action planning.


Course Materials Provided

  • Participant workbook.

  • Problem-solving frameworks and templates.

  • Critical thinking self-assessment tool.

  • Follow-up resources and curated reading list.


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