First Line Managment - Introduction to Leadership
Team leading skills are an essential part of today’s management portfolio. If you want to achieve your targets and key objectives, the likelihood is that you will have to lead a group of individuals in a task.
This course is aimed at helping managers achieve greater results through developing high performance teams.
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Define the roles of leader and manager
Identify your preference in action centred leadership
Recognise how people at work are treated is a reflection of values
Recognise how teams evolve and be able to assess your team’s evolutionary position
Investigate an approach to determine the most effective style of influencing
Describe how people may be motivated by different factors in the workplace
Manage conflict constructively
Describe how delegation is a key leadership asset
Review the advantages and risks of giving and receiving feedback
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Anyone who is new to the role of leading a team or wants to develop their existing skills in this area will benefit from attending this course.
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Establish personal objectives for the course
What is the role of a manager and leader?
The greatest leaders of all time
Basic principles of management
Completion and analysis of a personal leadership skills profile
Applying action centred leadership
Team values
Characteristics of an effective team
Helpful and hindering team member behaviours
The four stage model of team development
The theory and application of situational leadership
The importance of goal setting
What causes motivation and de-motivation in the workplace?
Building motivation in your team
The delegation process
Giving and receiving feedback
Conflict handling - completion and analysis of your personal conflict handling modes profile
Participation in and analysis of, experiential learning activities
Completion of a personal action plan
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Availabilty and pricing available upon request.