The Benefits of Investing in the Skills and Confidence of Managers and Team Leaders

We provide a range of topics which are popular as part of manager and team leader focus training and are regularly chosen as discussion subjects for away days and team building activities.

Teams can select up to four of the below subjects which are then delivered as a one day managers and team leaders focus training day;
  • Safeguarding for Managers
  • Recruitment and Selection Safeguarding Requirements
  • Children Missing from Care – The Procedure to Follow
  • Data Protection – How to Manage Sensitive Data and Data Breaches
  • Health and Safety for Managers
  • The Importance of Incident Debriefing
  • Lone Working and Managing Situations
  • Leading Teams and Individuals
  • Introducing and Managing Change
  • Dealing with Problem Situations
  • Conflict Management and Defusing Anger
  • Managing Teams Theories (Belbin’s team roles, Tuckman’s team behaviour model and Maslow’s hierarchy of needs model)
  • Team Behaviours and Dynamics
  • Completing a S.W.O.T analysis

This training is designed for managers and team leaders who need to be provided with the opportunity to discuss their management and team leadership styles, concerns and learn about the theories, principles and practices of effective team leadership. If you would like to discuss if this course is suitable for your team, please contact us. You can also click here for more details about these training options.

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