Course Description
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
· Define the three roles of the supervisor and the competencies associated with effective performance.
· Applying the basic supervisory functions to the team's success
· Using effective communication skills to enhance confidence and cooperation
· Apply effective guidance/counseling techniques that help the development and growth of the team.
· Apply effective methods of time management in order to improve the level of team productivity.
· Developing distinguished management and leadership skills in order to build high-performance work teams
Target Audience
This course is designed for
· first-level supervisors and new supervisors who want to increase their effectiveness in managing others. and the leaders of the teams and candidates for these positions.
Course Outlines
Day 1 : global applications and concepts of total quality management and excellence for supervisors:
· The historical development of total quality management
· Total quality management requirements.
· The stages of the application of total quality management
· Total Quality Management and International Quality Management System-ISO
· Actual steps for administrative development in accordance with the application of total quality
· Quality curricula and strategies of global competing programs
· Steps to create a supportive organizational culture for the application of comprehensive quality thought
· Total Quality Management and its relationship to activating administrative competence
· Promote applications and concepts of quality and excellence as best management practices
· Organizational efficiency to formulate smart plans
· Mechanisms for managing human factors during the implementation and change process within the organization.
· Practical cases and applications
Day 2 :Oriental practices in building excellence for business :
· Managing the standards of excellence
· Effective leadership and high standards of excellence
· Future leadership and strategic planning
· The three leadership models of Excellence Management
· Leadership skills supporting the process of excellence
· The role of leaders in promoting a culture of excellence in human resources
· Administrative and leadership practices, as well as creating an environment that fosters creativity
· The entrance and leadership of others
· Self-management and the leadership of others
· Ability to deal with and influence others
· The skill of body language and its role in influencing others.
· NLP and managing others
· Effective motivation strategies
· Quality standards and excellence in managing others
· Practical cases and applications
· The supervisor as an effective communicator
· Motivation through mutual communication
· Take advantage of the strength of the positive positions in your team.
· Establishing a climate that dominates confidence and cooperation
· Gain the habits of the active listener.
· Using physical language to make a greater effect
· Documenting the relationship with the team
· Sending professional and accurate e-mails
· establishing guidelines and enforcing positive discipline
Day3 : Levantine leadership and the management of institutional change to achieve excellence in performance:
· Modern management and the concept of change management
· Reasons for heading to Management Change (the nature of institutional change causes and challenges)
· Types of institutional change and change factors
· The impact of innovative leaders on administrative adaptation with cases of institutional change
· Innovative leadership and managing a culture of change in the organization
· How to measure post-change effects on individuals, organizations, and administration
· The role of innovative leadership and individuals during and after the change process
· Change management strategies
· The eight steps of the Kotter model
· ADKAR Change Model
· Innovative strategic leadership and keeping change in the culture of the institution.
· Practical cases and applications
Day 4 : Distinguished management, leadership, and building high-performance work teams :
· Indicators of the need to build work teams
· The Advantages of Managing and Building Work Teams
· The characteristics of effective work teams
· Stages of developing the work team
· The Advantages of Delegation
· Why does the mandate fail?
· How to distribute jobs and roles to team members
· How are the team members evaluated?
· How to encourage team members
· The skill of dealing with change
· The skill of dealing with conflicts and disputes
· Communication skills for team members
Day 5: Influence and emotional intelligence in leading others:
· Sources of the strength of the manager and the leader in influencing the members of the work team
· Matrix of types of followers and sources of forces that the leader can follow in influencing them
· Emotional intelligence and its importance for the leader of the work team.
· The emotional intelligence skills of the leader and their role in inspiring and influencing others to complete business.
· How does the leader use emotional intelligence in achieving empowerment, job satisfaction, and organizational loyalty to the work team?
· Practical cases and applications.
