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LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME FOR SUPERVISORS
This programme has been developed, and is presented, under the auspices of the University of Johannesburg. Successful candidates receive a University of Johannesburg attendance certificate.
This programme was developed by:
- Stef du Plessis
- Prof Dawie Smith
- Callie Roos
Presented by:
- Prof Dawie Smit
- Dr Johan Geyser
- Callie Roos, BD
- Elsa Bester, M.Phil PPL
- Wanda Bierman M.Phil PPL
- Desmond Campbell, M.Phil PPL
Module 1: Understanding Leadership
- Aligning personal purpose and values with the vision and values of your company
- Introducing the (professional) leadership concept
- Leadership by compass: principle-centred leadership
- The leadership pyramid
- The principle of service
- Competence
- Manage from the left and from the right (brain)
- Synergistic leadership
- Ten vital ingredients for developing leadership
- A paradigm for 21st century leadership
Module 2: Managing for Results
- Organizational alignment and leadership
- Management by goals and objectives
- Coaching of basic management skills
- How to translate organizational goals into obtainable action plans
- Targets and goals
- Objectives and performance improvement
- When planning is likely to be effective
- Management approach to driving strong performance
- Where to from here?
Module 3: Values and Diversity
Values:
- Business ethics defined
- Managing by values
- Why shared values?
- The management by values process
- An on-going process
- Character-based leadership
Diversity:
- The key issues
- Defining diversity
- Synergy
- Cultural differences
Module 4: Motivation and Empowerment
Motivation:
- The concept of motivation
- Assumptions about human nature and motivation
- What causes a person to become motivated?
- Characteristics of leaders who motivate others
- How do we motivate people?
- What do we mean by empowerment?
Team Empowerment:
- Assessing your personal predisposition to managing by empowering others
- Recent trends in organisations
- Characteristics of high performance, empowering, leaders
- A 'depowerment' scenario
- Empowerment and the four levels of leadership
- Barriers to empowerment
- Leadership style and empowerment
- Practical tips for developing capacity
- Win-win as a basis for motivation and empowerment
Module 5: Interpersonal Skills and Communication
- Qualities that are most conducive to maintaining a good relationship
- What is communication?
- The importance of communication
- What kind of communicator are you?
- Barriers to effective communication
- Communication problems in the workplace
- Assertiveness
- How to handle and learn from criticism and confrontation
- Constructive feedback
- Eight ways to communicate better
Module 6: Coaching and Mentoring
- Self-transcendence as the highest form of self-fulfilment
- Trust as foundation: Building trust relationships
- Mentoring
- Coaching
- Problem solving
- Conflict management
- Negotiation
- Recognition and cheering on
Module 7: Business Basics
- Business Principles
- Understanding the business environment
- Business fundamentals
- Commercial aspects
- Financial aspects
- Social aspects
- The relationship between organizational culture and financial performance
- Key aspects of leadership in business management
Module 8: Leadership Skills
- Planning, organizing, leading and controlling
- Inspiration (motivation) and recognition
- Coaching
- Resolving conflict
- Appraising interviews
- Cultural diversity aspects of leadership
- Effective communication
- Idea generation
- Creative problem solving
- Effective time management
- Coping with stress
Module 9: Finding Your Own Leadership Style
- Personality traits of effective leaders
- Contingency leadership
- Situational leadership
- Effective leadership styles, behaviours and attitudes
- Charismatic, transactional and transformational leadership
- Servant leadership
- Continues renewal and improvement
- Self-assessment of leadership style
Module 10: Client Specific
This module is specifically designed for each individual client, and focuses on his or her principles, policies, core focus, and vision.
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