Tailored for current supervisors, this course builds on your existing experience with people management. You will learn how to enhance your leadership skills and maximise your own potential and that of your staff.
3 Days
The Experienced Supervisor course will further develop the essential aspects of the supervisor’s role and increase your ability to work at a higher supervisory level within an organisation. This course builds on existing key skills and knowledge of people management.
Over three days, you will explore how the role of an experienced supervisor is changing and how it relates to your team. You will learn how to find opportunities for growth and create an action plan to improve performance. This supervisor course will also help you understand your own leadership style and how it affects the people you supervise.
Those who have been frontline managers, supervisors and team leaders for at least two or three years. In particular, people who are seeking to enhance skills in operations management, activity planning and maintaining positive internal and external relationships.
• Changing role of the supervisor
• Setting objectives
• Assessing and scheduling time effectively
• Performance improvement
• Leadership skills for supervisors
• Communication techniques
• Developing high performance teams
• Operational planning.
You will learn to:
Good workplace relationships are essential to ensure teams or business departments can work effectively. There are a multitude of essential skills covered in this course which will help participants increase their influence within their work team.
This course centres around the fact that we now work in the most diverse workplaces in our history. By attending, you will increase your own toolkit of leadership skills for thriving on diversity. This course runs in Perth and Bunbury.
Using case studies and simulation exercises, this course will help you to implement strategies to ensure your team works effectively together to achieve a set of goals and objectives. This course runs in Perth and select regional locations.
The key component in effective performance management is communication. Using contemporary case studies, this course helps you to develop the required skills and challenges you to make managing performance beneficial to both employer and employee.