Successful teams are created when team leaders provide a sense of purpose, create an environment where team members are motivated and challenged, and where individuals feel their strengths are capitalized on. Team leaders create a sense of 'uniqueness', which distinctly separates their team from others. Effective communication is central to this success. During this two-day course delegates explore key principles and techniques in a risk free environment, that will help them develop a winning formula with their teams.

* To provide a powerful platform on which delegates can build and develop effective team leadership skills

* To explore the different team leadership styles and learn the team role preferences of delegates

* To examine the skills required for effective communication within teams

What You Will Gain

* An understanding of leadership principles and techniques that build strong teams

* An insight into the behaviors of successful team leaders

* An awareness of your own management style

* An understanding of team dynamics and how teams are formed

* An awareness of team roles and how they influence team performance

* You will learn about the essential processes of good team communication

* You will explore how to deal with challenging team situations

Managers, supervisors, and team leaders who are responsible for building and maintaining effective teams in the workplace.

DAY ONE

* Defining Leadership

* The Qualities Of An Effective Team Leader

* Managing Vs Leading

* How Teams Are Formed

* Action-Centered Leadership > Goals & Objectives > Setting Goals & Objectives > Benefits Of Objective Setting > Difficulties Associated With Objective Setting > SMART(ER) Objectives

DAY TWO

* What Is Effective Communication? > The Communication Process > The First Impressions

* Active Listening

* Overcoming The Barriers To Effective Communication

* Good Questioning Techniques

* Giving & Receiving Feedback > Formula For Giving Feedback

* Delegation > How To Delegate > Levels Of Delegation

* Understanding Motivation & Demotivation