Introduction to Management & Supervision Course

Introduction to Management & Supervision 1 Day Course

Overview

Moving into a managerial or supervisory role isn’t just about taking on more responsibility. In order to succeed, you’ll often need to change your mindset as well as your behaviour. This introductory, one-day management and supervisory training course will help you gain the skills you need to rise to the challenge of your first line management position and feel more confident leading a team.

Objectives

By the end of this one-day introduction into management and supervisory roles training course, you’ll have a working knowledge of the following key areas:

  • Different management styles, and when to use them
  • Setting objectives – and how to monitor them
  • Top tips on delegation
  • Effective communication skills
  • What motivates your team?
  • The impact of language and mindset
  • Why time management is important
  • Handling conflict the right way
  • Adding value with coaching
  • Strategies for developing your team
  • The framework for decision making

Agenda

Build your confidence in managing staff, whether you have one direct report or a whole team. On the day, we’ll cover:

  • How to foster positive working habits
  • The difference between supervising and managing
  • How we behave – the difference between natural reactions and appropriate responses
  • Develop your personal communication skills
  • Objectives, delegation and decision making
  • Time management
  • How to motivate your team
  • The key to coaching
  • A round-up of key learning points
  • Create your action plan

Assessment

There’s no formal assessment for this course. However, you’ll receive a Certificate of Attendance for your records and qualify for 5.5 CPD hours.

Who Should Attend?

This course is suitable for anyone who has a direct report, whether that be one person or an entire team.

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