Overview
With the acceleration towards digitalization, there is an urgent need for employees to reframe their thinking about career development.
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What might your job be impacted by disruption?
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What are future job roles?
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What skills do you need to stay relevant and thrive?
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How can you find opportunities to grow in your organization?
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How do you manage your reputation for career growth?
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How can you prepare for and initiate a productive career conversation with your manager?
As organisations transform to be flatter and leaner, we need a paradigm shift about careers: there are a lot more ways to grow and develop in our careers other than promotions.
This workshop is for anyone invested in their careers. It shifts the mindsets of employees to take ownership of their careers through reframing how they think about careers in the future of work. It equips them with practical tools to clarify their aspirations and builds confidence to have meaningful career conversations with their managers.
Outline
CareerPower® Classic
CareerPower Classic® is an engaging learning experience that guides individuals to manage their own development and career. Using practical tools and skill-building exercises through an award-winning framework, participants will learn about:
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Person: Who am I?
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Perspective: How do others see me?
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Place: What’s changing in the world of work?
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Possibilities: What are my options?
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Plan: How can I achieve my goals?

Based on the concepts from Up is Not The Only Way by Beverly Kaye

Learning Outcomes
When participants have completed this experience, they will be able to:
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Apply the CareerPower® Classic model to design your own career development strategy.
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Identify future trends and see the implications for your own career, so you can prepare for the future.
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Discover your skills, interests and values; assess your reputation; learn to manage your personal “brand.”
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Set career direction with multiple options, beyond just promotions.
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Draft a development plan; prepare and practice career conversations with your manager
Available Formats
Both virtual and face-to-face formats available
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Full day (9 hours) instructor led learning for skills enablement
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Keynote sessions (1 to 1.5 hours) for inspiration and awareness building
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Train-the-trainer programs for sustained skills enablement within an organisation
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Internal workshops are available with flexible delivery options to accommodate different needs, geographies, time zones and languages.
Workshop Fees & Subsidies

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Relevant Skills
Relevant Skills
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Career Planning
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Resilience
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Adaptability
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Self Management
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Learning Agility
Relevance to employment, upskilling and reskilling
Develop self-awareness of your values, skills, and interests to make informed career decisions. Strengthen your ability to adapt to workplace changes, build resilience, and take charge of your career growth.
Frequently Asked Questions >
1. What exactly is career planning, and why does it matter? Think of career planning as designing your future. It’s about understanding who you are—your strengths, interests, and values—and using that to explore your options. It’s not just about switching jobs or chasing promotions. It’s also about choosing what’s right for you right now. That could mean trying something new, building new skills, or even enhancing your current role. The key is to make informed, intentional choices that move you closer to who you want to be, not just what you want to do. 2. How does career mobility help me in the long run? Being career-mobile means you’re ready to take on new opportunities—whether it’s a different role, project, or even a new industry. It helps you stay relevant and confident, no matter how the job market shifts. 3. What is career health and why should I care about it? Career health is about how well your career supports your well-being, purpose, and growth. A healthy career energises you, aligns with your values, and evolves with your life—not just your job title. 4. What skills do I need if I want to switch roles or industries? Start with self-awareness—knowing your strengths, values, and what energises you. Then build transferable skills like communication, adaptability, and problem-solving. These are gold across all roles. But that’s not all. Pay attention to where your industry is headed, how your company is evolving, and the bigger shifts happening in the working world. Knowing the trends and in-demand skills helps you stay relevant and spot opportunities to grow or pivot with purpose. 5. I’m not sure what I want. How do I find the right career path? You’re not alone. The best place to start is by exploring what matters to you—your interests, values, and strengths. Then, talk to people: your manager, mentors, or others in the field. Find out what’s happening in your industry and organisation. And remember, career planning isn’t about having the “right” answer—it’s about being curious, trying things out, and learning as you go. Exploration is part of the process, not a problem to solve. 6. What’s the WSQ Career Planning Workshop at Flame Centre all about? It’s a hands-on, SkillsFuture-funded course designed to help you reflect, plan, and take charge of your career journey—with practical tools you can use right away. 7. Who is this workshop really for? Whether you’re early in your career, mid-way through, or thinking about a shift, this workshop gives you the clarity and confidence to make your next move. If you’re at a crossroads, this is for you. 8. How does this workshop support internal career moves? The workshop can help you take a step back and understand where your organisation is headed—so you can align your strengths with future opportunities. You’ll gain tools to build awareness of your career reputation, get feedback on how others see you, and learn how to approach career conversations with your manager or mentors. It’s about preparing yourself early, so when the right internal opportunity comes up, you’re ready. 9. What if I don’t have clear goals yet—is this still helpful? Absolutely. The workshop is designed to help you figure things out. Through guided reflection and structured exercises, you’ll gain clarity and direction—even if you’re starting from a blank slate. 10. Is career planning the same as job hunting? Not quite. Career planning is about the bigger picture—where you’re headed and why. Job hunting is just one piece. When you’ve planned your path, your job search becomes more focused and effective.
Minimum Entry Requirement
Learners are expected to be able to possess the following requirements:
• GCE N Level English (minimum C6 grade)
• IELTS 5.0 or equivalent (applicable for International students)
• At least 1 year of working experience
Last updated on 24 Dec 2025
Sense-Making And Problem Solving
The Advanced Systems Thinker
Join our upcoming public workshops:
2 days | 9.00am to 5.30pm
Face-to-Face
Please contact us if there are no schedules available.
Today's world is highly networked with highly connected and complex problems. Yet we tend to tackle them in a simplistic and symptomatic fashion, much like six blind men trying to figure out an elephant, resulting in ineffective solutions.
Why is this critical?
Systems Thinking is the art and science of tackling complexity. It harnesses both left and right brain thinking, collates the wisdom of the team into a coherent big picture, so that we can gain insight and solve problems more effectively. The benefits include:
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Collective sense-making of the situation
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Identification of the core and relevant problem(s)
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'Big picture' view of the internal and external factors
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Adoption of a dynamic approach, instead of linear and static views
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A more accurate map of reality, from which strategy and action can be planned

Learn practical concepts and tools from Be Smarter Than Your Problem
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The concept of Systems Thinking as a problem solving approach
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Use of Systems View to ‘appreciate the BIGGER picture’
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Use of Iceberg Model to ‘dive deep’ into the root cause
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Application of Cause-Symptom-Consequence table to collate issues
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Application of Behaviour-over-Time Graphs to draw insights from patterns
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Application of Causal Loop Diagrams to map the circular nature of complexity
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Application of Mental Model Table to identify stakeholder mindset
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Culture as a System - how do we measure and shape it?
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Organization as a System - how do we create effective strategies?
In this workshop, you will learn to:
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Cultivate a new way of thinking about complex problems
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Adopt appreciation of the larger picture
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Discover non-obvious root causes of a complex issue
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Generate new insights and innovative ideas
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Create a desired culture of holistic innovation and problem solving
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Create strategies for effective transformation
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Lead your team to Be Smarter Than Your Problem

Workshop Fees

SC: Singapore Citizens I PR: Permanent Residents
** For training programmes commencing 1 Jan 2023.
This programme has been accredited under the IBF Standards, and is eligible for funding under the IBF Standards Training Scheme (IBF-STS), subject to all eligibility criteria being met. https://www.ibf.org.sg/programmes/Pages/IBF-STS.aspx
Funding of training programmes are only available to self-sponsored SCs and PRs in the financial sector (i.e. by financial institutions or Singapore FinTech Association certified firms).
Only Financial Institutions based in Singapore and FinTech firms certified by Singapore FinTech Association (SFA) are eligible for company-sponsored funding.
Payment can be made via PayNow or bank transfer.
Instructions on payment will be available after registration form submission
Relevant Skills
Systems Thinking, Problem Diagnosis, Solutioning, Strategic Thinking, Sense Making, Decision Making, Complex Problem Solving
Relevance to employment, upskilling and reskilling
Strengthen your ability to see the big picture, uncover patterns, anticipate unintended consequences, and address root causes to solve the right problems. Enhance decision-making and problem-solving skills critical for leadership, innovation, and career adaptability in a rapidly changing world.
