Responsible leadership is a prerequisite for high performing teams. This program focuses on creating an understanding of the role of the leader in a modern organisation. Flexibility and the capacity to apply a range of leadership styles is critical.
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This course focuses on creating an understanding of the role of the leader in a modern organisation. Participants will explore aspects of leadership that relate to leading teams and individuals, such as flexibility and the capacity to apply a range of leadership styles to suit each situation. Based around in-depth case studies, participants will be encouraged to identify leadership principles and how they can be applied in their work environment.
Current frontline managers, supervisors, new supervisors, new managers and team leaders who have an understanding of practical human relations.
Participants should be able to:
This program is also delivered via a virtual classroom and is indicated by "Virtual" next to the date.
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