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How to be an Effective Leader
Trainsafe UK
''Great leaders are born, not made''. However, learning how to be a more effective leader is within everyone’s grasp – whether you lead multiple teams, an entire company or just one staff member
Some of the key subject areas that are covered.
- Describe the role of a Leader in an organisation.
- Discuss why effective leadership is important in an organisation.
- Identify occasions when a Leader is of most importance in an organisation.
- Compare and contrast qualities of leaders.
- Discuss the importance of motivation in leadership.
- Discuss key Leadership theories.
- Evaluate your current leadership style.
- Support and facilitate your team.
- Listen and Communicate Effectively.
- Trying New Techniques
- Be decisive as a Leader
- Confidence
- Delegation
Options Available
- You can come here to us and do the Training.
- If it’s for a group of 4 or more people, you can choose if you want the training carried out on your premises or here.
How to be an Effective Leader
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