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Women and Breakthrough Leadership “This is a really good course as it stands and has a great facilitator” Team leader, Department for Education
“This is a really good course as it stands and has a great facilitator”
Team leader, Department for Education
Now with the flexible option to be delivered in a virtual online classroom and soon to return, face to face training.
Although women are now more visible in public leadership roles, there is no denying that they are still under-represented at the top levels. This highly practical programme addresses the issues and the challenges women face in leadership and offers advice and approaches based on what is proven to work well in terms of leading, managing and preparing for a career change or promotion.
By taking a highly practical, honest approach to the barriers facing women striving for a leadership position, and how they can be overcome, this one-day course offers delegates unique tips, insights and tactics for successful leadership and management, as well as exploring steps that delegates can take in the lead-up to a change in role.
Besides drawing on the trainer’s personal and vast experience the programme provides a coaching/mentoring teaching method that provide opportunities for personal reflection and support.
Women in Breakthrough Leadership is a unique and innovative course featured in the Civil Service College's Leadership and Management series. At Civil Service College, we pride ourselves on our ability to tailor our courses to each attendee’s role and organisations, ensuring that each delegate gets the most out of the training. Our courses and trainers are continuously updated and evaluated to ensure that we are always delivering the best service possible.
Women and Breakthrough Leadership course is designed for women at any level and in any sector interested in developing their careers or refreshing their leadership approach, presence and impact.
Learning from peers who are in a similar position, delegates will be able to tackle stereotypes and invisible barriers to women’s advancement on the career ladder. Delegates will also have a new appreciation of themselves as leaders and managers, a greater understanding of themselves as prospective candidates for a career change and new insights into the ways selection and promotion panels work.
10:00 - 16:00
£750 + VAT
St James’s Park, London
13 July 2020 Book5
1 September 2020 Book8
Angela Blacklaw has a broad range of experience working within and providing training for the public sector. Her expertise cover a range of topics including communication, leadership, wellbeing and resilience and talent management.
Angela Blacklaw has a broad range of experience working within and providing training for the public sector.
Angela designs and facilitates training on a variety of topics including identity and branding, action learning, and career coaching. Angela has delivered training to a variety of public sector clients such as Ministry of Justice, Hampshire County Council, DWP and DfID on a range of topics including communication, leadership, wellbeing and resilience, and talent development.
Angela is dedicated to creating sustainable change in the public sector. To this end, she has served as Head of Internal Communications in the Food Standards Agency, Head of Change Communications and Culture Change in Defra, and Head of Talent Development in the Department of Health. In addition to her roles working within these organisations, Angela has also supported the public sector through her expert training. Angela has also supported leadership development for Health Education England, NHS Leadership Academy, the Church of England, Sellafield Ltd and Liberty Mutual.
Angela has worked to provide transformational learning opportunities on the individual and organisational level for two decades. She is a skilled communicator and trainer specialising in galvanising organisational change and designing and delivering courses that challenge and strengthen participants.
Angela Blacklaw earned a Certificate in Organisation Development from the NTL Institute and a Master of Science in Human Resources. She is also a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) and a Neuro-Linguistic Programming Master Practitioner.
Demonstrating the benefits of effective coaching leadership within organisations, this course gives delegates the foundations to understand the value of a coaching and mentoring structure.
This one-day workshop introduces the key concepts of emotional intelligence and equips leaders in senior positions with the skills and knowledge to lead their teams through times of challenge.
This half day course is designed to help participants make the most out of the eight key ways to enhance empathy and motivation.
Do you ever feel you really SHOULD raise issues with someone at work – but yet you don’t raise them? Maybe to give challenging feedback or to manage poor performance?
Leaders may work at getting communications right, yet many are unaware that the impact they are having on others is different from their intention.
This one day course is designed to help participants recognise their own ‘wicked’ problems and equip them with the tools needed to overcome challenging teams and situations.
This highly practical programme addresses the issues and the challenges women face in leadership, offering advice and approaches based on what is proven to work well in terms of leading and managing.
"Having small groups allows us to have more time for the trainer to suit individual needs." New Forest District Council
"Having small groups allows us to have more time for the trainer to suit individual needs."
New Forest District Council
"It was excellent - small numbers allows maximum facilitation." Director of Public Affairs, Advertising Association
"It was excellent - small numbers allows maximum facilitation."
Director of Public Affairs, Advertising Association
"Brilliant trainer - very welcoming and made me feel at ease and confident in sharing sensitive information." Department of Health
"Brilliant trainer - very welcoming and made me feel at ease and confident in sharing sensitive information."
Department of Health
Women are gradually working their way into key roles across many sectors, but one of the main barriers to success for women is their own view of their skills and their lack of confidence.
It is staggering how many people suffer from imposter syndrome. Did you know that Meryl Streep, Albert Einstein and Maya Angelou all suffered from this condition? It can have a negative effect
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