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Supervision and appraisals

An introduction for anyone who has the responsibility for supervising one or more people, or who is preparing to take on this role.

Who the course is for
This half-day course will be suitable for anyone who has responsibility for supervising and/or appraising one or more people.
It would also be suitable for anyone who is interested in developing this as a skill for themselves or who is about to take on a new job which will involve supervision and/or appraisals

Course date: 26/11/19
Start time: 13.30
End time: 16.30
Venue: Leavesden Green Community Hub, Clarke Way, Watford WD25 0BW

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Course content

  • Identify what helps and hinders supervision.

  • Identify what should, and should not, be covered in appraisals

  • Problem solving

  • Dealing with Poor Performance

  • Action Planning



Learning outcomes

At the end of the course participants will have:
  • Explored the practical skills required to be an effective supervisor.

  • Had an opportunity to look at difficulties in the practice of supervision.

  • Identified the differences between supervision and appraisal

  • Identified further development needs and supervision



About the trainer:

Sue Pearlman has over 30 years’ experience in the voluntary sector and has during that time supervised and appraised more people than she can count. She started as a volunteer in a local charity and was, most recently, a Chief Executive of a charity before becoming a consultant and trainer. She brings a wealth of experience to her training.

Cost:

£25 VCS - CVS member
£35 VCS - non members
£70 private/statutory

Booking contact:

huwaydahmalik@w3rt.org
01923 216961

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