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18 August 2026

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Complete T Level Unit 2.4 lesson on employee well-being, resilience, mental health and workplace support initiatives.

This professionally designed PowerPoint supports delivery of City & Guilds T Level Management and Administration – Unit 2: People, 2.4. It focuses on resilience and well-being in the workplace, helping learners understand why employee support is important and how organisations can use well-being initiatives to improve motivation, retention and performance.

Learners explore:

  • The meaning of workplace resilience
  • Why well-being and mental health matter to employees and employers
  • Internal and external threats to employee resilience
  • Sources of workplace stress
  • Well-being schemes and employee assistance programmes
  • Examples of workplace well-being incentives
  • The advantages and disadvantages of well-being initiatives
  • The impact of well-being schemes on morale, productivity, retention and reputation
  • Mental health in the UK workplace
  • The importance of monitoring employee well-being and measuring impact

The lesson includes clear teaching content, discussion prompts, realistic workplace examples and applied activities to help learners understand both the human and business value of supporting employee well-being.

Activities include resilience discussion questions, internal and external stressor analysis, a resilience threats activity sheet, a well-being incentives group task, evaluation of the pros and cons of initiatives, and a workplace well-being plan activity.

Wider T Level skills are embedded throughout:

English: key terminology, discussion, explanation, analysis and justification.

Maths: considering costs, productivity, absence, retention, impact and measurable outcomes.

IT and digital skills: research, presentation, digital collaboration and creating workplace well-being materials.

This resource is ideal for T Level Management and Administration lecturers who want a professional, classroom-ready and specification-linked lesson that supports engagement, applied understanding, workplace awareness and confident discussion around employee well-being and resilience.

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