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NewIntroduction to Management "Thank you so much for arranging todays session, it has really helped me to think more widely about my role and how I can develop with both strategic understanding and practical tips." SIO
"Thank you so much for arranging todays session, it has really helped me to think more widely about my role and how I can develop with both strategic understanding and practical tips."
SIO
Managing staff is a huge responsibility, and often we are promoted to managerial positions because of our technical expertise rather than our ability to manage. Equipping managers with essential tools can ensure they are prepared for different situations. Participants will experiment with adapting different management styles to get the most out of their team and explore how to dealing with difficult issues such as underperformance.
Managers who are new to their managerial role.
Participants will be equipped with the necessary tools to help their transition into managerial positions. They will have a better understanding of how to adapt their management style to the needs of their team as well as how to manage difficult scenarios such as managing under performance and dealing with grievances.
10:00 - 16:00
£595 + VAT
Available to be delivered In-House
12 September 2018 Book
15 November 2018 Book
This course is available In-House and can be tailored to meet your individual training requirements.
Clair is passionate about excellent Public Services and began her career in the Civil Service, quickly rising to senior positions. After working as a Director of a Charity, Clair now delivers leadership, strategy and policy training across various Government departments and other organisations.
Clair’s career began in the Civil Service, where she worked in the Department for Constitutional Affairs (Now Ministry of Justice), the Home Office, and the Government Office for the South East.
Clair rose quickly to hold senior roles and worked closely with Ministers to lead complex projects during turbulent and challenging times. Her expertise is in development and improvement work with senior leaders and their teams, as well as managing collaborative projects and delivering within complex organisational structures.
More recently Clair has been involved in delivering extensive training for many Public Sector organisations and Government departments. Some of her past successes including delivering effective leadership and change management training within Tower Hamlets council, working with Health Education Kent Surrey Sussex , where she conducting a management audit, and working with the National Trust to redevelop the training materials for the managers of the Trust’s 70,000 volunteers.
Clair is a visiting lecturer at Brighton Business School and Surrey University, an associate of Local Partnerships and a Fellow of the Chartered Management Institute.
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