Applying Basic Supervisory Techniques
in Community Colleges

In the course of their careers, some staff members, administrators, instructors, and clerical and other personnel will be promoted to supervisory positions, despite lacking formal training in the supervision of others. This workshop is designed to provide participants with a quick overview of the essential elements of successful supervisory and leadership skills, especially within the context of community colleges.

Participants are given a solid foundation that helps them understand their new roles and inherent duties; examine their individual styles of management and leadership, interpersonal skills, life and career goals, and communication skills; and explore their understanding of millennium employees.

Topics covered include:

● What is Supervision?

● Basic Supervision Skills

● Leadership Styles and Environments

● Positive and Negative Leaders

● Principles of Leadership: Four Factors

● Delegation Techniques

● Discipline in the Workplace

● Goal Setting: An Essential Tool

● Understanding Young and Mature Workers

● Motivation in the Workplace

● Communication Skills

● Obtaining Feedback From Employees

To have this workshop delivered on your campus, contact Ed Leach.