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Module 1: Fundamentals of the Leadership Role

Objective: Establishing leadership identity and reinforcing role clarity.

  • Introductory Workshop: Addressing challenges and defining new responsibilities inherent to leadership roles.
  • Value Alignment: Identifying the core values leaders must embody.
  • Competency Frameworks: Introduction to competency models as instruments for developing leaders and teams.
  • Interpersonal Dynamics: Identifying and mitigating counterproductive patterns in team relationships.
  • Leadership Statement Development: Effectively presenting vision, goals, and values to the workforce.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Participants will identify their primary leadership values.
  • Prepare an initial draft of the leadership statement.
  • Gain insight into the complexities associated with leadership responsibilities.

Team Communication

Objective: Enhancing leadership communication capabilities.

  • Briefing: Models and styles of effective leadership communication.
  • Practice Session: Active listening techniques for handling sensitive discussions.
  • Simulation: Conducting team meetings with clear information delivery.
  • Feedback Mechanisms: Responding to employee inquiries and concerns.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Enhanced active listening proficiency.
  • Proficiency in delivering information clearly and effectively.
  • Improved capacity to provide constructive feedback.

Module 2: Difficult Conversations and Corrective Feedback

Objective: Developing methodologies for managing challenging dialogues.

  • Workshop: Techniques for delivering constructive feedback (SBI, FUKO models).
  • Practice Session: Scenarios involving complex situations (e.g., performance gaps, team conflicts).
  • Case Analysis: Evaluation of problematic scenarios from participants' operational contexts.
  • Individual Application: Formulating communication plans based on real-world challenges.
  • Advanced Management Concepts: Modern management approaches for engaging teams in decision-making and fostering shared accountability.
  • Strategic Analysis: Tools and methods supporting strategic decision-making (e.g., SWOT analysis, Eisenhower Matrix, 5 Whys method).
  • Coaching and Mentoring Techniques: Introduction to Theory of Practice (TOP) and Theory of Constraints (TOC) for goal management and team development.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Developed skills for conducting difficult conversations and providing corrective feedback.
  • Practical application of strategic tools in daily operations.
  • Ability to create structured communication plans and support team members.

Delegation and Task Assignment

Objective: Mastering effective delegation and task assignment from team members.

  • Briefing: The importance of delegation and best practices for execution.
  • Practice Session: Establishing clear, measurable objectives for delegated tasks.
  • Feedback Protocols: Reviewing team output—acknowledging strengths and identifying areas for improvement.
  • Simulation: Delegation processes and results assessment.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Capability to delegate tasks clearly and set performance expectations.
  • Enhanced skills in evaluating task execution and providing feedback.
  • Understanding the value of recognizing team contributions.

Module 3: Stress and Emotional Regulation

Objective: Developing competencies to manage pressure and emotions in leadership roles.

  • Introduction: Analyzing the impact of stress on leaders and teams.
  • Exercise: Breathing and relaxation techniques applicable in professional settings.
  • Group Activity: Identifying team emotions and responding to crisis situations.
  • Simulation: Managing emotional responses during challenging discussions.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Increased awareness of stress impacts on leadership and team performance.
  • Proficiency in relaxation techniques for daily professional use.
  • Development of skills in recognizing and addressing team emotions.

Module 4: Synthesis and Development

Objective: Consolidating acquired knowledge and formulating individual development plans.

  • Exercise: Reflecting on the transition from peer to leader.
  • Workshop: Creating a personal leadership development plan.
  • Discussion: Future challenges and strategies for continued competency growth.
  • Leadership Statement Presentation: Presenting vision, strategy, and team development plans, including a summary of training activities.
  • Closing Exercise: Crafting an inspiring message for the team.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Ability to synthesize prior actions and articulate a coherent team vision.
  • Formulation of an individual leadership development plan.
  • Enhanced confidence in communicating team strategy and objectives.

Requirements

  • Foundational experience in team management or holding a leadership position
  • Commitment to developing leadership competencies
  • Willingness to enhance communication skills and manage interpersonal dynamics within teams

Target Audience

  • Emerging and established team leaders
  • Mid-level and senior managers
  • Individuals preparing for leadership roles for government service
  • Human resources and workforce development specialists
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