How to Supervise Others: Training Course in Melbourne, Adelaide

Supervision Training Course in Melbourne, Adelaide from pdtraining — Master supervision through training

“Management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things.”

― Peter Drucker

To train in supervision, consider participating in Supervision Training Course delivered by pdtraining in Melbourne, Adelaide and other cities in Australia.

Supervising and managing other people is one of the toughest jobs anyone can have. To be a good supervisor means that you can effectively plan, delegate, monitor and measure staff productivity. It also means that you learn to have empathy for others while also holding people accountable to their KPI’s.

Unfortunately many supervisors believe that being tough and unresponsive are good techniques to use when managing staff. This 1-day course teaches best-practice supervision skills and techniques based on world class management principles.

Learn how to set SMART goals, provide formal and informal feedback, manage conflict resolution as well as delegation, accountability and disciplinary techniques.

“No great manager or leader ever fell from heaven, its learned not inherited.”
― Tom Northup

Supervision Training teaches new and existing supervisors how to become more efficient at delegation, best-practice time management principles, target and stretch goal setting, providing feedback for continuous improvement, effective conflict resolution and how to administer discipline when required.

In many organisations well performing employees are promoted to supervisory roles without considering whether that individual has skills as a supervisor or not. Being an effective supervisor is completely different to being an award-winning team member and this training course is perfect for anyone who has been recently promoted to a managerial position.

“Good management consists in showing average people how to do the work of superior people.”
John D. Rockefeller

If internal promotion is part of an organisation’s philosophy, then up-skilling and training new managers should also be included as part of this initiative.

Supervision Training teaches individuals who hold supervisory roles, how to improve their skills, confidence and general management capabilities. This training will benefit both new supervisors and anyone who wants to learn best-practice techniques for supervising others to ensure improved productivity and team cohesion.