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Supervisor Management Skills

Course Objectives

  • Obtain increased awareness of the role and requirements of a supervisor within business
  • Learn how to positively motivate and engage their employees and teams in the achievement of company goals and targets
  • Understand how to effectively and consistently communicate in a manner which engenders clear employee understanding of their role and fosters positive relationships
  • Comprehend and apply employment legislation and internal policy in a consistent manner as it applies to the situation and circumstances
  • Know how to escalate issues to the relevant department in a timely manner

Course Outline

MODULE 1: DEFINING SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT

  • The roles and responsibilities of a supervisor
  • The difficulties experienced by a supervisor
  • The key competencies needed by supervisors

MODULE 2: LEADERSHIP

  • Definition of leadership and the qualities required to lead people
  • Different leadership roles
  • Your preferred personal leadership style
  • Leadership styles – which is appropriate?

MODULE 3: MOTIVATION

  • How people are motivated
  • The role of the supervisor in motivating others
  • Guidelines on motivating people

MODULE 4: BEING A SUPERVISOR TODAY

  • Scope and nature of supervision
  • The supervisor’s distinct roles
    • An operational role
    • A leadership role
    • A communication role
  • The supervisor’s skills checklist
    • Technical
    • Human
    • Conceptual
  • The supervisor’s competency self-assessment inventory
  • The supervisor’s image

MODULE 5: TIME MANAGEMENT

  • Identifying time wasters
  • Being an effective time manager
  • Choosing the right time to do the right work
  • Using the ‘prime time’ principle

 MODULE 6: EFFECTIVE DELEGATION

  • The advantages and disadvantages of delegation
  • Reasons why supervisors may not delegate
  • When to delegate
  • To whom to delegate
  • How to delegate
  • Using delegation to develop your team

MODULE 7: THE MAIN SUPERVISORY FUNCTIONS

  • Organising and delegating the work of the team
  • Coordinating the work of the team
  • Building and leading a synergised team
  • Ensuring that performance conforms to plans
  • Establishing standards for high performance
  • Implementing effective problem-solving techniques

MODULE 8: THE SUPERVISOR AS A POWERFUL COMMUNICATOR

  • Generating enthusiasm using two-way communication
  • Leveraging the power of positive attitude in your team
  • Maintaining an atmosphere of trust and cooperation
  • Developing the habits of an active listener
  • Using body language for impact
  • Building rapport with the team – ‘The Mirroring Technique’
  • Writing professional and accurate E-mails
  • Providing proper orientation and positive discipline

MODULE 9: MONITORING AND DEVELOPING THE TEAM’S PERFORMANCE

  • Monitoring your team’s progress
  • Helping the team members build on their strengths
  • Increasing the team’s productivity
  • Identifying the right time for coaching
  • Identifying the right time for mentoring
  • Being accessible and providing support

MODULE 10: MANAGING TIME EFFECTIVELY TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY

  • Keeping a to-do-list
  • Prioritising your typical day
  • Breaking tasks down into steps
  • Using a progress report to track schedule
  • Learning how to avoid typical time wasters
  • Making your meetings short and productive

MODULE 11: BEHAVIOURAL STYLES

  • Understanding different behavioural styles
  • Taking the right attitude
  • The benefits of being assertive
  • Key steps to being assertive

MODULE 12: REVIEWING PERFORMANCE

  • Giving constructive feedback
  • Feedback principles
  • Performance appraisals
  • Coaching vs. counselling
  • Applying the new skills learnt back in the workplace

Course Objectives

  • Obtain increased awareness of the role and requirements of a supervisor within business
  • Learn how to positively motivate and engage their employees and teams in the achievement of company goals and targets
  • Understand how to effectively and consistently communicate in a manner which engenders clear employee understanding of their role and fosters positive relationships
  • Comprehend and apply employment legislation and internal policy in a consistent manner as it applies to the situation and circumstances
  • Know how to escalate issues to the relevant department in a timely manner

Course Outline

MODULE 1: DEFINING SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT

  • The roles and responsibilities of a supervisor
  • The difficulties experienced by a supervisor
  • The key competencies needed by supervisors

MODULE 2: LEADERSHIP

  • Definition of leadership and the qualities required to lead people
  • Different leadership roles
  • Your preferred personal leadership style
  • Leadership styles – which is appropriate?

MODULE 3: MOTIVATION

  • How people are motivated
  • The role of the supervisor in motivating others
  • Guidelines on motivating people

MODULE 4: BEING A SUPERVISOR TODAY

  • Scope and nature of supervision
  • The supervisor’s distinct roles
    • An operational role
    • A leadership role
    • A communication role
  • The supervisor’s skills checklist
    • Technical
    • Human
    • Conceptual
  • The supervisor’s competency self-assessment inventory
  • The supervisor’s image

MODULE 5: TIME MANAGEMENT

  • Identifying time wasters
  • Being an effective time manager
  • Choosing the right time to do the right work
  • Using the ‘prime time’ principle

 MODULE 6: EFFECTIVE DELEGATION

  • The advantages and disadvantages of delegation
  • Reasons why supervisors may not delegate
  • When to delegate
  • To whom to delegate
  • How to delegate
  • Using delegation to develop your team

MODULE 7: THE MAIN SUPERVISORY FUNCTIONS

  • Organising and delegating the work of the team
  • Coordinating the work of the team
  • Building and leading a synergised team
  • Ensuring that performance conforms to plans
  • Establishing standards for high performance
  • Implementing effective problem-solving techniques

MODULE 8: THE SUPERVISOR AS A POWERFUL COMMUNICATOR

  • Generating enthusiasm using two-way communication
  • Leveraging the power of positive attitude in your team
  • Maintaining an atmosphere of trust and cooperation
  • Developing the habits of an active listener
  • Using body language for impact
  • Building rapport with the team – ‘The Mirroring Technique’
  • Writing professional and accurate E-mails
  • Providing proper orientation and positive discipline

MODULE 9: MONITORING AND DEVELOPING THE TEAM’S PERFORMANCE

  • Monitoring your team’s progress
  • Helping the team members build on their strengths
  • Increasing the team’s productivity
  • Identifying the right time for coaching
  • Identifying the right time for mentoring
  • Being accessible and providing support

MODULE 10: MANAGING TIME EFFECTIVELY TO INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY

  • Keeping a to-do-list
  • Prioritising your typical day
  • Breaking tasks down into steps
  • Using a progress report to track schedule
  • Learning how to avoid typical time wasters
  • Making your meetings short and productive

MODULE 11: BEHAVIOURAL STYLES

  • Understanding different behavioural styles
  • Taking the right attitude
  • The benefits of being assertive
  • Key steps to being assertive

MODULE 12: REVIEWING PERFORMANCE

  • Giving constructive feedback
  • Feedback principles
  • Performance appraisals
  • Coaching vs. counselling
  • Applying the new skills learnt back in the workplace