Leading High Performing and Creative Teams
Classroom based course with study materials, lecturer support and CPD Hours included
London Training For Excellence
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- Tutor is available to students
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Description
Module 1 - Introduction and Overview
- Defining the high performance team
- The characteristics of high performance teams
- Types of teams
- The principles of excellence and creative leadership
- The relationship between leadership, management and excellence
Module 2 - Stages of Team Development
- Defining the team’s purpose and key customer requirements
- Forming a vision and name for your team
- Riding out the storm
- Developing team norms
- Performing at your best
Module 3 - Leadership Styles
- Situational leadership
- The difference between controlling and empowering leadership styles.
Module 4 - Team Communication
- Objectives
- Methods
- Structure
- Feedback
- Resolving Conflict
Module 5 - Roles and Assignments
- Team-shaping factors – roles and responsibilities
- Developing a self-sufficient and self-directing team
- Shared team responsibilities
- Setting goals in each of your key result areas
- Assessing performance
Module 6 – Creativity
- The drive to realize excellence and creativity
- Development activities and how they can support business strategy
- Building and sustaining trust with team members to achieve excellence
- Gaining the commitment and motivation of team members
- Personal action planning
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