With the shift to remote work, the lines between our professional and personal lives have increasingly blurred. This ‘always on’ culture poses a significant challenge, making it tough to disconnect from both work and home responsibilities, which often overlap.

Navigating these dual demands can lead to heightened stress, anxiety, reduced productivity, and negative effects on our mental and physical wellbeing.

This course aims to teach you the best practice tips so you can create an effective balance between work and home.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Describe what is meant by a work/life balance
• Explain the benefits of a work/life balance
• Apply the best practice tips on how to achieve a work/life balance

Why choose Marshalls?

For over two decades, Marshall E-Learning has been a provider of industry-leading diversity and inclusion training, expanding our library to encapsulate a wide range of topics, such as Building Resilience and Wellbeing.

We are firm believers in the prioritisation of wellbeing and champion the development of valuable skills. We understand the busy nature of many organisations, which is why we have developed accessible, innovative and engaging bitesized modules.

FAQs about Work-Life Balance

How long is this course?

This training takes 15 minutes to complete.

Who is this course for?

This course is relevant to anyone from any organisation or industry wanting to understand how to balance their professional and domestic lives.

Can this course be customised?

Yes, this module is customisable to suit the specific needs and preferences of any organisation. Our in-house design team can creatively tailor this training to feature your organisation’s photography, branding and unique policies and procedures relating to this topic.

Is this course accessible?

Yes, every Marshall E-Learning course is fully accessible. This module has a downloadable transcript. There is also a WCAG version available.

Does the content of this course expire?

No, all of our training courses are regularly monitored and updated with new information if relevant.