Values Compass Foundation Course

Welcome to the Values Compass Foundation Course. In this course, you will learn how to understand and apply your Values Compass profile. The Values Compass helps you explore what motivates you, what gives you energy, and what kinds of work experiences may support long-term engagement and fulfillment.

This course is not about judging whether a profile is good or bad. Instead, it helps you understand your unique motivational pattern and how that pattern may influence your work preferences, development choices, and career satisfaction.
Course Overview

Understanding Your Values Compass

This course introduces the Values Compass as a practical way to understand what gives people energy, meaning, engagement, and long-term alignment. Learners explore the six Core Values Themes, understand Values Anchors, and translate profile insights into real decisions, conversations, and growth actions.

What learners will understand

  • The values and work experiences most likely to sustain engagement.
  • The six broad values themes that shape motivation and preference.
  • The difference between Core Values, Supporting Values, Lower Priority Values, and Energy Drainers.
  • How to read a profile without treating it as a fixed label or performance measure.
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About

About this course

The Values Foundation Course helps learners understand the Values Compass, interpret their profile, and apply values insights to everyday work, decisions, and growth conversations.

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Discover clarity

Identify the values and work experiences that naturally energize you.

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Build alignment

Connect your values to role expectations, goals, decisions, and growth opportunities.

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Apply insight

Use your profile as a guide for work alignment, coaching, and meaningful action.

Audience

Who should take this course

This course is designed for employees, managers, coaches, facilitators, and teams who want to better understand values, motivation, and alignment.

Employees

Build self-awareness and understand what supports fulfillment and motivation.

Managers

Support better development conversations and values-aligned work conditions.

Coaches

Use the Values Compass as a practical reflection and coaching tool.

Framework

Six Core Values Themes

Each theme reflects a broader motivational pattern that may influence the kinds of work, environments, and experiences learners naturally gravitate toward.

Achievement and Influence

Achievement & Influence

Ambition, leadership, accomplishment, influence, and measurable success.

Innovation and Discovery

Innovation & Discovery

Curiosity, creativity, learning, experimentation, and problem-solving.

Freedom and Balance

Freedom & Balance

Flexibility, independence, wellbeing, and sustainable ways of working.

Stability and Structure

Stability & Structure

Predictability, security, consistency, and clear systems or processes.

Care and Connection

Care & Connection

Helping others, collaboration, empathy, and meaningful relationships.

Purpose and Impact

Purpose & Impact

Contribution, sustainability, social responsibility, and positive change.

Profile Lens

Values Anchors

Values Anchors help learners understand how individual values contribute to their broader motivational profile.

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Core Values

The values most closely connected to motivation, engagement, and long-term fulfillment.

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Supporting Values

Values that positively contribute to experience and complement stronger motivational patterns.

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Lower Priority Values

Values that appear less central to current motivations and work preferences.

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Potential Energy Drainers

Values or environments that may feel less natural, less energizing, or harder to sustain over time.

Runtime

On-Demand

The course is available on-demand, allowing learners to complete the content at their own pace while still following a guided learning path.

Format

1 session

The course is structured as one complete session with clear sections, guided activities, profile interpretation, and reflection prompts.

Length

75 minutes

Learners can complete the full course in approximately 75 minutes, including content review, interactive activities, reflection, and quiz items.

Preview

Course Preview

Explore the full learning path for the Values Foundation Course. This preview outlines each major section, what learners will focus on, and how the course moves from values awareness to practical application.

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Learning Path

A one-page course built for flow, reflection, and action

Gives learners a clear view of the full course structure, guided activities, and final knowledge check.

Overview
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Lesson 1

What the Values Compass Measures

Explains that the Values Compass explores motivation and work preferences, not performance or capability.

10 min
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Lesson 2

The Six Core Values Themes

Introduces the six Core Values Themes and how they shape motivation and alignment.

18 min
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Lesson 3

Understanding Values Anchors

Shows how Values Anchors identify what is central, supportive, lower priority, or potentially draining.

10 min
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Lesson 4

Reading a Values Compass Profile

Helps learners interpret values patterns and reflect on alignment without treating the profile as a fixed label.

12 min
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Lesson 5

Applying Your Values Compass

Translates insight into coaching conversations, development actions, and everyday choices.

10 min
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Final Activity

Final Reflection

Gives learners space to reflect and identify one value they want to apply more intentionally.

Reflect
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Assessment

Knowledge Check

Reinforces the purpose of the Values Compass, values themes, anchor categories, and profile interpretation.

10 min