Allara Group Live Masterclasses 2026: Self-Management

About this masterclass

This live, online masterclass is part of the Allara Group Live Masterclasses 2026 series and focuses on building practical self-management habits for hospitality professionals.

Self-Management helps participants take control of their time and responsibilities. The session supports people to clarify their role, plan their workload, and use simple tools to prioritise what matters — so they can deliver with consistency, even under pressure.

Designed for real hospitality environments, this session focuses on habits and frameworks that can be applied immediately on shift and in day-to-day work.

Who should attend

This session is suitable for:

• Supervisors and managers
• Team leaders
• Hospitality professionals stepping into more responsibility
• Anyone responsible for their own performance and delivery

What you’ll learn

Participants will learn how to:

• Clarify their role and accountabilities within the team
• Manage workloads and priorities using simple frameworks
• Apply recognised methods for task prioritisation
• Build effective schedules and routines for time planning
• Use everyday tools and technology to stay organised and on track

All learning is practical, relevant and designed for hospitality realities.

What to expect

• Live, facilitated session (not a pre-recorded webinar)
• Practical tools and examples drawn from hospitality contexts
• Opportunities for reflection and discussion
• A clear focus on habits and application, not theory

Delivery details

• Format: Live online (Microsoft Teams)
• Duration: 3 hours
• Recording: This session is delivered live and is not designed for on-demand viewing

Facilitator
Rosie O’Connor
Leadership and capability specialist, Allara Learning

Rosie works with hospitality leaders and teams to build practical leadership and self-management capability. Her facilitation style is grounded, engaging and focused on habits that support consistency, accountability and performance in fast-paced environments.