Essential Management SkillsHigh impact Supervisor and Line Manager Training

If you are new to, moving into, or have been recently promoted to a supervisor or line management role, you'll know that there are a range of skills and behaviours required for you to be an effective manager. Whether you are managing a team or a process, this practical, line manager or supervisor training programme will give you a grounding in the essential skills and behaviours required to be able to communicate, motivate, build trust and lead with confidence and authority.

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Benefits of this manager and supervisor training course

Learn the essential skills that will enable you to be an effective team leader or manager:

• Understand the role and purpose of a manager.
  
• Define the core skills and behaviours required to manage teams effectively.
• Learn how to manage performance effectively through coaching and feedback.
• Develop skills and behaviours to communicate effectively and motivate your team.
• Set really SMART objectives.

 

Who should attend?

Anyone in, or moving into, a team leader, supervisor or line manager position who has yet to receive training in how to manage effectively.

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Course content

Two day programme where the content can be tailored to specific requirements

Because the specific need of every organisation and their new managers is unique, this manager or supervisor training programme has been written in such a way that it can be easily tailored to meet any precise operational requirements. The following course content should therefore be regarded as indicative; please talk to us about your specific needs:

• Roles and responsibilities - understand the core purpose of a successful manager.
• The core differences between manager and leader - identify with the skills and behaviours of a manager and a leader.
• Management styles - define the core management styles and the impact these have on performance and team dynamics.
• Effective communication skills - learn the art of effective listening and questioning and how to build rapport.
• Performance management - get to the heart of performance management principles.
• Energy and performance - connect energy levels and team climate to performance results.
• Planning and organising - organise yourself and others through effective planning and prioritising.
• Motivating others - inspire and motivate those around you to deliver exceptional results.
• Energy investment - assess current energy investment and agree the impact on individual and team performance.
• Delegation and empowerment - adopt techniques to enable the growth and development of your people through effective empowerment and delegation.
• Objective setting - learn how to set SMART goals and create a clear line of sight to the business objectives.
• Coaching and feedback - apply the GROW model and become a truly great coach.
• Emotional intelligence - define the five elements of emotional intelligence and how to apply them.
• Understanding team dynamics - reveal the key behavioural preferences and adapt your style to that of others for the best results.
• Managing peak and poor - handle the expected and the unexpected and develop talent within your team.
• Development reviews - conduct effective development reviews to improve individual and overall performance.
• Effective team meetings - deliver motivational team meetings focused on a common goal.

 

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