Course curriculum

This course is self-paced. Total time commitment is 4 hours.

    1. Module: Survive - Message from the instructors

    2. Can't stand it anymore!

    3. A second chance

    4. Myth- You survive if you adapt to change

    5. Quiz - 2

    6. We cannot adapt to chronic stress

    7. How do we survive?

    8. Quiz - 3

    9. Chronic stress destroys workplace performance - Part1

    10. Chronic stress destroys workplace performance - Part2

    11. Quiz - 4

    12. Introduction - Reading material

    1. Chapter P. Overview

    2. Chapter P - Lesson 1. Noise as a stressor

    3. Chapter P - Lesson 2. Noise influences brain function

    4. Chapter P - Lesson 3. Noise impacts workplace performance

    5. Chapter P - Lesson 4. Other physical stressors

    6. Chapter P - Reading material

    7. Checklist-P

    1. Chapter R - Overview

    2. Chapter R - Lesson 1. Invisible threat

    3. Chapter R - Lesson 2. Perceived risks can be more harmful than physiological threats

    4. Chapter R - Lesson 3. What are perceived risks

    5. Chapter R - Lesson 4. Creating perceived risks doesn't help

    6. Chapter R - Reading material

    7. Checklist-R

    1. Chapter E - Overview

    2. Chapter E - Lesson 1. What is engagement?

    3. Chapter E - Lesson 2. Effects of relationships on brain function

    4. Chapter E - Lesson 3. Eliminate obstacles in front of engagement

    5. Chapter E - Reading material

    6. Checklist-E

    1. Chapter S - Overview

    2. Chapter S - Lesson 1. Sandra's brain is under contol

    3. Chapter S - Lesson 2. We all need to control our environment

    4. Chapter S - Lesson 3. Typical mistakes

    5. Chapter S - Reading material

    6. Checklist-S

About this course

  • £695.00
  • 49 lessons
  • 2 hours of video content

Use neuroscience to start change today.

Instructor(s)

Director Levent Turk

Levent has over 30 years of hands-on, senior leader experience at TOYOTA, MAN, VW, Karsan, and Alstom., holding various positions including COO, Board member, and Director. At Toyota for 16 years in Japan, Turkey and Europe, Levent was GM of Production and Quality ahead of his appointment as Engineering and Purchasing Director, ultimately becoming Toyota 'TME Turkey' President. Double degree qualified with an MBA, Levent speaks 5 languages including fluent Japanese. Beyond Toyota, he has undertaken management roles in numerous turnarounds and transformations, acquiring best practice methods from some of the top performing OEMs in the world. He has strong expertise in designing, planning, implementing, and managing efficient and flexible operations. His approach to performance improvement is based on sustainable operational excellence through cultural development. Levent learned the Toyota Production System in Toyota Japan and implemented it in detail at established and greenfield European Toyota Plants. Using the knowledge gained, Levent has since managed two successive Lean Transformations at automotive OEM’s Karsan and MAN. In recent years Levent has run his own consulting, advisory and implementation practice, joining forces with Duxinaroe in 2020. Levent is currently advisor to the board at several automotive manufacturers. Levent published his first book ‘Operational Excellence and Respect’ in 2020 and is now leading the project to convert 'The Dux Method' and his own approach into the on-line training courses you can find here, at the Dux Academy.

Partner David Bovis

David has more than 30 years of industry and advisory experience supporting change initiatives from shop-floor to boardroom across Europe in organisations such as SMITHS, Bombardier, GEA, CNH, Aryzta, Yorkshire Water, AIRBUS and GKN. He has studied extensively to establish a deep understanding of the psychology and neuroscience required to affect a continuous improvement culture, culminating in models he has introduced to a range of organisations, affecting practical change. Results include reversing significant profit-drop and 'turnaround to profit', from loss making positions. The Dux Method, is the advanced approach to Leadership and organisational performance improvement he evolved over a 30 year career. Influence came from East and West manufacturing history, the evolution of Leadership 'best-practice', Eastern and Western philosophy, and psychology, ahead of the inclusion of the latest advances in neuroscience. This ‘neuroscience of change’ approach is now being introduced to a broad client base, at scale via this online course. An example of a global organisation whose transformation team have integrated the #BTFA model into every step of their change programme, with the support of their Global VP of transformation, ('ex Philips BV', Philip Holt), is GKN Aerospace. In recent years, David has presented his ideas and models to the AME (Association of Manufacturing Excellence), The World Manufacturing Forum and sits on the advisory board to two innovative leadership development projects, one focused on the use of advanced technology and the other focused on transformational leadership in the legal arena.