Description
Enhance the Performance of your Team as a Front Line Manager
People are the most valuable resource in every organisation and therefore the role of the Front Line Manager is vital. However, for Front Line Managers in organisations today, overseeing work-flow is not enough, instead they need to inspire and develop their people, deal with change, handle difficult situations, control performance and mentor their teams. This two day programme is focused on providing all the skills required to be an excellent Front Line Manager and so improve overall performance and productivity .
On completion of this programme, participants will have acquired a range of best practice management skills to ensure success in managing others – as well as themselves.
This programme is aimed at individuals who wish to:
- Implement the skills of effective people management
- Acquire a range of management skills
- Develop excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Demonstrate confidence to deal with challenging situations as they arise
- Build a culture of co-operation through talent management techniques
The Programme:
DAY 1 – COMMUNICATION
- Your role and responsibility as a Front Line Manager
- The traits of an effective Front Line Manager
- Communication styles and techniques – recognising styles and adapting communication accordingly
- Barriers to effective communication
- Communicating difficult messages – effective listening
- The benefits of a positive attitude
- Personality profiling – recognising how to communicate and negotiate with different personality types (Kiersey)
DAY 2 – LEADERSHIP/MOTIVATION
- Characteristics and styles of leadership
- Understanding leadership styles and values
- The importance of leading – task, team, individual
- Evaluating your management style
- Managing others to bring out the best
- Defusing conflict and ensuring it does not arise
- Effective and confident delegation
- Being a good motivator in your role
- Motivating factors other than monetary
- Managing performance and under performance
- Key components of the performance planning process
- Giving and receiving feedback – the purpose and scope of feedback
The Facilitator: Aine Barry
B.Sc (Hons) Psychology
Postgraduate Diploma in Management
Diploma in Personnel Management
M Sc Coaching (currently)
Aine is a Facilitator/Coach with over twenty years’ experience in the pharmaceutical, dairy, manufacturing and service sectors. Her key focus is on helping individuals learn and up-skill with practical advice and experience. She is quick to develop rapport with participants and has an innate ability to identify the required individual learning styles.
Aine facilitaties groups at Senior and Frontline/Front Line Management levels and has delivered programmes on leadership, teambuilding, conflict management, communication, negotiation, effective selling, CRM, and interviewing skills as well as running outplacement programmes and group training sessions in career planning, interview coaching and change management
Please book online
For more information email Cillian at cgriffey@shannonchamber.ie or call 061 360 611
Please quote Purchase Order number if required on invoice. Cheques should be made payable to Shannon Chamber Skillnet.
Training Cancellation Policy: Training courses which are cancelled over 7 days in advance of scheduled training date shall incur no cancellation fee. Training courses which are cancelled within 7 days of scheduled training date shall incur a cancellation fee equal to 50% of the cost. Registrants who give less than 24 hours notice or fail to attend training will be charged 100% of the full fee.
Shannon Chamber Skillnet is funded by member companies and the Training Networks Programme, an initiative of Skillnets funded from the National Training Fund through the Department of Education and Skills.
For further information please visit www.skillnets.ie
