Overview:

Leadership for Middle Managers is aimed at those in a leadership role who wish to improve their leadership skills and take their management training to the next level.

This two-day course middle management training course will improve candidates' performance through the implementation of key theories, techniques and practical application of leadership styles.

Benefits:

Benefits of the Leadership for Middle Managers training course:

• Understand what organisations are looking for in modern leaders and the distinctions between management and leadership
• Explore key leadership issues with peers
• Develop your own leadership style to get results
• Build your confidence in exercising leadership behaviours
• Understand how relationships impact on leadership
• Generate a long term strategy for self-development
• Understand your own leadership approach and the way it is influenced by environmental conditions
• Discuss and identify key techniques, tools and behaviours to support and structure your leadership approach towards delivering all the challenges facing your organisation

Course details:

Course details of the Leadership for Middle Managers training course:

• What organisations are looking for in their leaders
• Distinction between managers and leaders
• Qualities of famous leaders
• Influencing and shaping as a leader
• Situational leadership
• Action based leadership
• The spectrum of leadership styles
• Responsibility and accountability
• Communication and body language
• Learn from success and disappointment
• Change as a key part of leadership
• Leadership development and your career

Usual duration: Two days

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