Cross-cutting

The DNA of a Good Leader

Leadership

25 hours

Introduction

The leadership is an essential element in enabling an organisation to move forward y to thrive. A good leader uses their skills to empower staff and never takes advantage of their team. Furthermore, they ensure that their influence leads to results; therefore, in the absence of a good leader, it is highly likely that the team will be unclear about their objectives and that failure will ensue.

With this training on the DNA of a good leader You’ll learn what leadership is all about and what qualities and characteristics an effective leader possesses. What’s more, you’ll develop your leadership skills and discover how to motivate your teams. Become the leader every organisation wants!

Objectives

To examine what the leadership.
To find out what the qualities y features of an effective leader.
Having the opportunity to learn how to develop your skills leadership.
Find out how you can motivate your team.

TEACHING UNIT 1. DO YOU WANT TO BE AN EFFECTIVE LEADER?

1. What does leadership involve?
2. Qualities and characteristics of an effective leader
3. How are effective leaders developed?
4. The role of the effective leader within the group
5. The basic qualities of a good leader
6. Additional roles of an effective leader
7. Tactics and strategies for becoming an effective leader

TEACHING UNIT 2. DEVELOP YOUR LEADERSHIP SKILLS!

1. Conceptualisation of leadership and explanatory theories
2. The Leader’s Emotional Intelligence
3. How can you become a charismatic leader?
4. Self-management for effectiveness
5. Developing skills in influence and persuasion
6. Empowerment within organisations

TEACHING UNIT 3. MOTIVATE YOUR TEAMS!

1. New forms of collaborative working
2. Manage your team effectively!
3. Be a ‘vitamin’ person!
4. Inspire your team!

The DNA of a Good Leader

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