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This course is designed for helping experienced supervisors develop advanced supervisory and managerial skills such as effective management, performance management, goal setting, motivation, and team development.
This compelling course teaches delegates on how to build and project a self-confident image, create better relationships with key people, and polish their communication skills to directly influence the rate that their career grows. Building advanced supervisory skills is critical to help you and your organization succeed in challenging economic times.
This course is designed for helping experienced supervisors develop advanced supervisory and managerial skills such as effective management, performance management, goal setting, motivation, and team development. Effective People Skills will arm you with a rich and powerful range of skills and methods to help you gain the full benefits of interpersonal excellence.
This course will feature:
• The components of effective communication to one or to many
• Methods for developing strong work relationships
• The impact of group dynamics on teams, departments and organizations
• Key skills and strategies for working in teams
• How to maximize your personal empowerment and productivity
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Supervisors who are responsible for the work of teams, other supervisors, experienced supervisors and those who are being developed for promotion.
This course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:
• New & Experienced Supervisors
• Team Leaders & Line Managers
• Projects & Process Engineers & Managers
• Senior Engineers
• Working Managers, Supervisors, Engineers
This course relies on the use of individual and group debriefs. The course also features the use of a number of case studies and presentations by participants followed by plenary discussions. In addition, videos and exercises are used to demonstrate the skills required for effective supervision.