Leading to develop your team

Develop Agile Leadership skills to support your professional development and benefit your organisation and teams.This microcredential provides a solid foundation and introduction to Agile Leadership and Management. Designed by The Open University and the Agile Business Consortium, it combines research and evidence-based training with good practice principles and tools.The course will equip managers, leaders, and those aspiring to move into leadership roles with strategies and tools to support team development at all levels. You’ll improve your skills and understanding of Agile principles and gain practical leadership competency.

This course is for managers/supervisors in adult social care services that are required to induct new staff and would like to learn more about inducting new staff effectively.  This course is for those who are currently supervising or new to supervising and would like to know more about how supervision works in practice.

Funded for Adult Social Care Staff in Brighton and Hove.

This course encourages you to reflect on the nature of collaboration and the different forms it can take. You’ll engage with practical examples by watching video clips that show collaboration in action and reading relevant case studies that demonstrate how powerful collaboration can be. You’ll be presented with some specific skills and behaviours that will increase the probability of successful collaboration in your working life.

Skills for Care has published an updated Developing new managers and deputies guide, designed to help adult social care providers identify, develop, and retain the next generation of leaders.

What’s included in the guide:

• Practical steps to support succession planning
• Real examples from a range of adult social care services
• Tools including checklists, interview templates, and scenario-based assessments.

With succession planning now considered as part of the Care Quality Commission’s Well-led assessments, knowing how to evidence leadership development is more important than ever.

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Supervisions give you the chance to show each individual employee that you value their professional development, and your approach to communication during these encounters can play a role in developing positive relationships with your team, even when constructive feedback is necessary.