Building Self-Confidence
Understand how confidence grows through practice, notice what weakens it, and use simple steps and supportive words to act calmly and professionally at work.
Professional Growth & Wellbeing
Managing Work Stress
Learn to notice the signs of stress early, reset in one minute, prioritise your work, speak to your supervisor clearly and recover after your shift.
Overview
Hospitality work is busy and demanding, and everyone feels stress at times. This course, built from the Dyafa Hotels & Resorts training deck, helps colleagues deal with stress calmly rather than try to make it disappear.
You will learn to notice stress early in your body, thoughts and behaviour, use a one-minute reset, prioritise work under pressure with Pause, Prioritise, Act, Follow up, speak to your supervisor in a clear and professional way, separate work from rest and know when to seek more support.
Source training material
Dyafa Hotels & Resorts
What you will be able to do
- Recognise early signs of stress in your body, thoughts and behaviour
- Use a one-minute reset to respond calmly instead of reacting quickly
- Prioritise work under pressure with Pause, Prioritise, Act, Follow up
- Speak to your supervisor clearly about what you can do and what help you need
- Separate work from rest and know when to seek more support
Requirements
No prior training is needed; the course suits every colleague in every department.
Curriculum
Notice Stress Early
2 lessons · 11 min
- video Stress Is a Message That Needs Attention Preview 5 min
- text Know the Signs and Reset in One Minute 6 min
Working Through Pressure
1 lessons · 6 min
- text Prioritise Your Work and Speak to Your Supervisor 6 min
Recovery and Support
1 lessons · 6 min
- text Recover After Work and Know When to Get More Support 6 min
Frequently asked questions
Is the goal to stop feeling stress at work?
No. The goal is not to eliminate stress but to deal with it calmly, one step at a time.
Is asking my supervisor for help a sign of weakness?
No. Asking for help at the right time is professional behaviour, and asking for support is strength and responsibility.
When should I seek more support than my supervisor?
When stress lasts a long time, affects your sleep, food or daily life, stops you from working safely, or brings strong fear or anger, or chest pain or difficulty breathing. Tell someone you trust, use occupational health if available, speak to a doctor or specialist, and get urgent help if there is danger.
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Workplace Wellbeing
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This course inside a full programme
Most teams take this as part of a department programme that ends in one verifiable certificate.