Opportunity Details
Leading Teams: Developing as a Leader
Summary:
- Institution(s): University of Illinois
- Level of Study: N/A
- Study in: US
- Deadline: ٰN/A
- Funded: Partially Funded
Also Apply: Essential Management Skills Online Course
Principal Goals
- Teach pupils the principles of effective team leadership.
- Keep an eye on the leader’s personal growth.
- Encourage collaboration and conflict resolution
- Promote excellence, accountability, and trust.
Crucial Topics
1. The Role of the Leader
- Clearly state the team’s objectives.
- Decide on goals and guide the team to accomplish them.
- Support and encourage your teammates.
2. Creating a Successful Team
- Select the right people.
- Bring together a range of skills and perspectives
- Create a culture of trust and positivity throughout the team.
3. Interaction and Confidence
- Promote open and honest communication
- Practice active listening.
- Offer and take constructive feedback.
4. Dealing with Conflict
- Embrace constructive disagreements.
- Deal with problems in a positive way.
- Use emotional intelligence when faced with difficult situations.
5. Decision-Making and Power
- Participate in decision-making with others.
- Recognize when and how to use your influence.
- Motivate the group to take part.
6. Performance Management
- Clearly state your goals for performance.
- Recognize your weaknesses and work to strengthen them.
- Encourage continuous progress
7. Self-Development in Leadership
- Recognize your deficiencies.
- Giving and receiving coaching
- Make a long-term strategy for developing leaders.
- Crucial Expressions and Ideas
- “A great leader inspires others to reach their full potential.”
- “The ability to listen, the drive to learn, and the heart to lead are necessary for leadership.”
- Practical skills are included.
- SWOT analysis
- Recognizing the dynamics of a team
- Practice with role-playing and case studies
Who Is It For?
- New managers
- Team leaders
- Project managers
- Trainers for businesses
- Students pursuing leadership and management