Managers should see their work as a profession and continually aim to develop their skills. Temple Millar develop programmes for new and inexperienced managers, as well as for those with more experience who want to revitalise their skills. Our programmes are tailored to meet your requirements and can either be delivered as modules or run over two days, depending on course content and the size of the group.
Examples of programmes we offer you:
Developing Experienced Managers – enabling more experienced managers to develop their skills in ways that time alone cannot ensure, helping them to become really effective task and people managers.
Essential Supervisory Skills – covering the key elements of supervision, vital for ensuring a smooth transition from hands-on work to management.
Managing Change – indetifying tomorrow'a challenges and showing how to adapt today's attitudes, habits and beliefs to face the future successfully.
Team Planning and Building – how to motivate staff to work positively as a team, not just as a group of individuals, frequently across time and distance barriers.
Performance Management and Review – looking at staff appraisals and performance reviews: how to use them to develop and motivate staff.
Recruitment and Selection Interviewing – how to select the right staff – the most expensive and valuable asset in any organisation – by adopting professional interviewing techniques.
Managing for Customer Care – how to develop a positive strategy for good customer care - the heart of every successful business.
Facilitating and Managing Meetings – how to make your meetings and events as productive, positive and worthwhile as possible.
Coaching for Performance – improving staff development by boosting their motivation and stimulating their day-to-day performance.
The essence of our work is tailoring programmes to meet your requirements. Please contact us if you have specific, specialist needs.
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