Well-Led Programme for Provider Services

ESCC offer a programme of ‘Well-Led’ sessions aimed at health and social care managers and supervisors in East Sussex. Please see the courses that are available listed below:

Well-Led Programme for Provider Services: Assessing Competence in the Workplace
‘This session covers different ways of assessing competence and how to record this.’
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Well-Led Programme for Provider Services: Coaching Skills
‘We look at the benefits of coaching and how it can be used to support personal development.’
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Well-Led Programme for Provider Services: Induction, supervision and appraisal
‘This session will help you develop your skills and confidence as an effective supervisor.’
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Well-Led Programme for Provider Services: Performance Management
‘Based on the Skills for Care People Performance Management toolkit this session will explore all aspects of effective performance management.’
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Well-Led Programme for Provider Services: Personal Qualities in Leadership
‘This course aims to help you understand the personal qualities that are important for effective leadership.’
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Well-Led Programme for Provider Services: Positive Workplace Culture
‘This session explores the factors that contribute to a positive workplace culture and how to support staff wellbeing and resilience.’
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Well-Led Programme for Provider Services: Values Based Recruitment
‘This session looks at a values-based approach to recruitment and how this differs from traditional interview questions.’
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Well-Led Programme for Provider Services: Working with Conflict
‘This course provides an overview of conflict in the workplace and different ways to respond effectively.’
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