Specialist for Change Management
Learning content
There is constant talk that the world of work is changing and that you have to accompany change if you want it to work. But what does that actually mean? What are the latest trends? And why is everything changing so quickly? Change management is a process, because it’s not enough to just introduce something new and hope that’s enough.
That’s why you’ll first learn what exactly is behind the buzzword “change management”, what myths exist and what you should avoid at all costs if you really want to bring about change.
Some people like to try out new things of their own accord. Others are dissatisfied with the current situation and are looking for a solution to their problems. But for some people, change means pure stress. It all depends on your personality type. For change to succeed, you need to know what needs it can satisfy in people and what fears it can trigger and how you can support each personality type along the way. As a Change Management Specialist (IHK), you will learn the psychological basics needed to respond to each type individually.
When everything is in a state of flux, leadership is even more relevant. It provides orientation in the change process – and can therefore make an important difference. However, this makes the demands on a manager even more complex. To ensure that you are equipped for this challenge, you will learn methods to remain capable of acting even in a complex change dynamic.
Change happens whether you want it to or not. Even if you don’t specifically want to drive change forward, it may already be on the doorstep of your company. As a Change Management Specialist (IHK), you will learn how to manage change in a targeted manner. In the training course, you will learn what constructive change architecture looks like, who has what responsibilities in the process and what project organisation that maps this process looks like.
Every company is different. Requirements, goals, employees – all of these play a role in the change process. That’s why you won’t learn one path to apply to everyone. Instead, we will provide you with methods for analysing your company and weighing up exactly which path is right for you. We will also present two case studies which will demonstrate directly how you can put what you have learnt into practice.
Systematically drive When you are finally ready to tackle the change process in your organisation, you will learn a proven system to help you. You will be able to manage, control and optimise change. Techniques such as Advocatus Diaboli, the WEIN method and storytelling will help you do this. This will equip you to put your accumulated knowledge into practice and make lasting changes to your company.change.
Modules
Regardless of whether it’s about framework conditions, production resources, processes or goals, as a change management specialist (IHK), you will learn to understand change as a process that you can control. In nine modules and many individual lessons, you will learn which methods and approaches are available to change your company in a targeted manner and make it fit for the future.
Module overview
Experts
Gina is a passionate saleswoman and worked in the energy sector for several years. There she realised that much of what she had learnt during her studies was not being put into practice or was not being put into practice sufficiently. She now supports companies in various sectors on a freelance basis. She specialises in change and creativity management and, above all, the people behind the processes.
With her company “Business mit Pferd”, she supports the major players in her niche, the traditional equestrian market, in responding to current circumstances in a profitable and, above all, sustainable way. She is also Managing Director of Fiedler & Bresch GmbH, where she advises medium-sized companies as well as corporate groups.
Anne worked for 15 years in various sectors, in the public sector and in the private sector, from SMEs to large corporations such as Amazon, as a specialist and above all as a manager. Today, she manages several companies and is the Managing Director of a management consultancy specialising in digitalisation and organisational development.
With her management consultancy “Growth with Structure”, she helps not only solopreneurs but also small companies to systematically put their organisation on the road to success without neglecting important components such as people. Anne is also a financial expert and shares her knowledge in her podcast.
Tom’s background is a sales and management career in large corporations, e.g. Johnson & Johnson and Philips, from which he learnt a great deal. He now imparts and utilises his knowledge as an independent consultant, trainer and coach in small and medium-sized companies, e.g. in change management projects. He has been running his own management consultancy for 15 years now. He is particularly appreciated for taking quality management into account in all change processes through a strategic and systematic approach, even in demanding industries such as pharmaceuticals and medicine.
Tom’s experience in the management of corporate groups as well as his own management consultancy complements his theoretical knowledge with above-average practical values.
Career opportunities
The world is changing, but companies and people often find this difficult. That’s where you come in.
All sectors and all corporate divisions are affected by changes.
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Frequently asked questions
We begin with a conversation to clarify your goals, challenges, and overall context. Based on this, we collaboratively design a customized learning program – modular, flexible, and practice-oriented.
Learning Journeys are structured learning paths designed around specific roles, challenges, or development goals. They combine Workshops, Micro Learnings, Coaching Sessions, and Reflection Phases.
Our clients come from a wide range of industries – including manufacturing, healthcare, education, public administration, retail, logistics, and IT.
Thanks to the diversity of our corporate group, we bring extensive experience across various sectors and company sizes.
This enables us to deliver tailored solutions that are both professionally and culturally aligned.
The majority of our training programs are certified by the Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) or based on internationally recognized standards such as Scrum.org.
Our language courses can conclude with a Telc examination – particularly relevant for official recognition by authorities and institutions.
For most other formats – such as Micro Learnings, Micro Learning Series, or non-certified trainings – we issue certificates of participation for your personal records.
Coachings are individual development formats and generally do not lead to a formal certificate.
The education providers of the Constellation Academy group are also AZAV-accredited – a prerequisite for funding via education voucher, AVGS and the Qualification Opportunities Act (QCG).
Yes. The education providers in the group are AZAV-accredited. Jobseekers use an education voucher (Bildungsgutschein) or AVGS from the employment agency or Jobcenter, companies use funding under the Qualification Opportunities Act (QCG), and language courses are funded among others via BAMF. We clarify which funding applies in an initial consultation.
That depends on your goal: retraining or coaching with a voucher → BBQ, GPB or Fired Up; support for people with mental or social impairments → BSG; IHK advanced qualifications → Wirtschaftsakademie am Ring or thekey.academy; languages → FOKUS; consulting for your organisation → meta five; a degree → AIHE; alternative medicine → HPA. Or simply write to us via the contact form – we will put you in touch with the right people.
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