About This Product
Management Skills - 2 Day
What does it cover?
Courseware consists of course notes, slides and delegate workbook covering:
Leadership and Management
- Differences between a Leader and a Manager
- An overview of the activities of the busy Team Leader/Manager
Coaching
- What is coaching is and its benefits
- Coaching styles and their advantages
- Own preferred coaching style
- Appropriate questioning in coaching
- Coaching process skill practice
Delegation
- Understanding delegation – the responsibility and accountability
- Benefits and barriers of effective delegation
- 10 step process to effectively delegate tasks.
Performance Management
- Performance management in terms of ‘skill and will’
- Strategies for team members with performance blockages
- 3 steps to assertive behaviour to encourage staff to ‘give of their best’
- Principles of effective task setting
- S.M.A.R.T. model for setting tasks/performance objectives for staff
- Communicating performance standards
Feedback
- Origins of the word feedback
- Do’s and Don’ts of giving feedback
- Importance of giving behavioural examples
- Types of feedback
- E.E.C. model for giving feedback on staff performance
Managing Poorer Performers
- When informal feedback doesn’t work
- The concept of the performance counselling interview
- Preparing for the performance counselling interview
- Structure of the interview
- Handle difficult staff members at performance counselling interview
Case Studies
- A series of case studies that are typical of situations managers have to face in their everyday work. The case studies help bring the learning to life.
What do you receive?
- 42 colour slides in MS Powerpoint
- 62 pages of comprehensive trainer notes (contained in the ‘Notes’ section of the slides)
- 79-page workbook, supplied in MS Word. The workbook contains templates to make notes during the training, various exercises to be used on the course and a range of management models. The workbook also contains additional material for self study after the course.
The course material is designed to be interactive with discussion, formal input, written exercises, case studies and self reflection.
A feature of the training course material is the use of a Knowledge/Skill Checklist - a list of the knowledge and skills being developed.Delegates rate themselves at the start and finish of the training course to establish the extent to which they have benefited. This also gives the delegate, and their line manager, further analysis of their strengths, highlighting any further development needs.
Recommended Audiences
Anyone responsible to deliver training in an organisation and wishes to use high quality, tried and tested course material.
Once purchased, download instructions will be sent to you via email. (PC and MAC Compatible).
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