Please register for Part 1 and we will automatically register you for Part 2.

The first of this series of two Not-For-Profit workshops examines the core attributes and knowledge required to be an effective team manager. This workshop is designed to offer you some straight-forward tools and how to apply them to work towards a high performing team.

Content includes:

• Defining leadership
• Skills, knowledge, attitudes required
• Exploring leadership styles
• Team roles and individual differences
• How motivation works and how to influence it
• Modelling behaviour
• Managing positive and negative influences in teams
• Managing perception and individual differences
• Leading and rewarding
• Identifying results; goals, objectives and performance standards
• Coaching staff for results
• Team membership
  • High Performing teams
  • Best team analysis
  • Stages of team development
  • Mature team - What are the core indicators?
• Analysing performance problems
  • Building strategies for performance management of staff
• Change Management in teams
  • Change management models, ownership of changes.
  • Assessing readiness to change
• Problem solving processes in teams

Presenter:  Michael Idour, Business South Inc

Dates:
Part 2 on Thursday 17 November
 
 
*Please Note:  
Not for Profit organisations, clubs and their members qualify for Not for Profit subsidised workshops due to the generous support of Otago Community Trust. Please provide us with the name of the Not for Profit organisation or club when you register.
Any other organisations can attend the training but will be required to pay the full commercial rate of $420 incl. GST.​

Payments can be made online to Westpac #03 0905 0350582 000 | Visa and MasterCard payments are accepted.

For details and other training options, call the training team on 03 479 0181 or email training@business-south.co.nz

We are thankful for the continued generous support of the Otago Community Trust for assistance in meeting the costs of running these training for the not-for-profit in our community. Not-For-Profit organisations, clubs and their members qualify for these Not-For-Profit subsidised workshops.