Managing People

top Overview

Many people are promoted into management and leadership positions because of their technical expertise. Yet managing and leading people effectively requires a new set of skills. This workshop deals with the key issues of understanding the people you work with, and how to communicate effectively with them. It offers essential skills for communication, dealing with issues, leadership and motivation.

top Who should attend

  • Newly appointed managers and Team Leaders
  • Those responsible for managing/leading groups
  • Anyone in management/leadership positions who find people a challenge to deal with!

top Outcomes

  • Greater understanding of their own and others' behaviour
  • Tools to gain rapport easily and communicate effectively
  • Knowledge, skill and confidence to raise issues, manage difficult behaviours, deal with conflict
  • Models to motivate and lead others

The workshop covers the following areas

  • Understanding Communication
    What is communication?
    Establishing rapport
    The words you choose will determine the results you get
    Questioning & Listening
  • Understanding People
    We're all different
    What drives behaviour?
  • Leading People
    The difference between management and leadership
    Models of leadership
  • Using this knowledge to-
    Raise issues
    Manage conflict
    Deal with difficult behaviours
    Motivate individuals

topWhat Participants Say

"This course enabled me to learn not only about the people in teams I co-ordinate, but about myself as a manager. The practical knowledge I have learnt from this will be hugely beneficial in my future management career. I really enjoyed the course. The course offered hands on approach, and Nick was an excellent teacher. I have already recommended this course to two colleagues. This is the 2nd short course I have done, and will definitely be looking into further courses down the track. Thanks."

Becky Gardiner - Administration Manager @ CentralMed

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