Training Course:leadershipSchool/Trainer:CBIT Canadian Beaver Training Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online/Live | On-site/In-house | Blended | Self-paced
Course Description:
'' Module 0: Module 1: Introduction To Effective | Leadership Defined Building A Cohesive Team Identifying And Meeting Team Needs Measuring Team Performance Holding Team Members Accountable Motivating Team Members Leadership Potential Everyone Can Be A Leader Circumstances Make And Shape Leaders Leaders Embrace Responsibility What Do You Need To Be An Effective Leader The Definition Of A Leader Clear Goals Training Followers Leadership Vs. Management Leaders Lead And Manage The Definition Of A Follower Effective Leadership Skill, A Developed Talent Or Ability Responsibilities Of A Leader Developing A Vision Developing A Mission And Goals Working Towards Achieving Goals And Objectives | Module 1: Module 2: Choosing The Appropriate Leadership Style | The Transitionary Nature Of Leadership What Happens When The Major Goals Are Accomplished Situations May Change Leadership Styles Relational Support Functional Support The Follower Situational Leadership | Module 2: Module 3: Developing A Vision and A Mission | Vision Goal Objectives Plans Mission Plan Guidelines For Developing A Mission Plan Communication And Vision Developing A Clear Vision A Vision Culture Definition Purpose Direction And Destination Passion Values Guidelines Or Standards Vision Plan Mission | Module 3: Module 4: Effective Decision Making | Effective Decision Making Establishing Criteria Rating Criteria Problem Identification and Analysis Problem Resolution A Look At Problem Resolution Problem Resolution Implementation | Module 4: Module 5: Team Building For Leaders | Team Building Accountability Team Building Benefits Accountability Ownership Authority Acceptance Collective Approach To Success And Failure Team Selection The Team Members Function Capability Group Vs. Team Commitment Identifying Training Needs The Benefits Of Diversity Size Team Communication Clearly Interpret Goals Motivating Teams Creating A Learning Environment - 4 Basic Needs Relevancy Autonomy Leading A Team Of Leaders Security Belonging Coaching Teams Definition Of Coaching Developing A Coaching Process Develop A Coaching Process As A Leader Where And Who Do You Want To Be Why Is It Important What Action Do You Take To Get There Are You In Alignment Responsibilities Of A Team Leader What Changes Need To Be Done To Stay In Alignment Be Supportive A Continuous Process Mission, Goals And Objectives Team Member Selection Criteria Communicate Team Members Responsibilities Meeting Team Needs Motivation | Module 5: Module 6: Motivation | Motivation Defined Move To Action Desires And Needs Encouraging Performance Morale Improving Morale ...''
Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.
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http://www.cbit-ccti.com/
Phone:613 742-6800
School Address/Venue(s):
CBIT Canadian Beaver Training Ottawa 214 Montreal Rd Suite 100 Ottawa, Ontario K1L 8L8 Canada
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