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Leadership & Management training

Leadership starts with consistent actions: clear expectations, useful feedback and following through. If you are preparing for supervision, practise organising a small task and listening to the people doing it. Learning about teams can help you recognise when support or a different approach is needed.

What to focus on

Build confidence in coaching, delegation, communication and team planning.

Team leadershipCommunicationCoachingConflict resolutionDelegationPlanningOperational management
  • Agree the outcome, timing and support needed before delegating a task.
  • Ask for feedback after leading a project or shift.
  • Keep a short example of a problem you helped the team solve for interview preparation.

Learning resources

3 resources matching your search

OpenLearnFree learning

Working in groups and teams

Explore how teams form, work together and review their progress.

TeamworkTeam leadershipConflict resolutionDelegationPlanning
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Free learning materials. Check the provider for current terms and any optional assessment or recognition costs.

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OpenLearnFree learning

Leadership and followership

Consider leadership styles, common challenges and your own development.

LeadershipTeam leadershipCoachingCommunication
Level not confirmedOnline

Free course with a provider digital badge. This is not a formal management qualification.

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OpenStaxFree learning

Principles of Management

Read about planning, organising, leading and managing business operations.

LeadershipTeam leadershipPlanningDelegationOperational management
Level not confirmedOnline

Free online textbook. Printed editions and third-party services may cost extra.

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