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Course Details

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Objective

  1. Understand the difference between leadership and management and their practical application.

  2. Identify staff typologies using frameworks such as Potential vs Performance, Results vs Attitude, and Competency vs Commitment.

  3. Apply situational leadership and appropriate communication styles to match staff needs.

  4. Assess staff development needs using the Will vs Skill Matrix.

  5. Learn and practice coaching techniques for improving behavior and performance through the Hamburger Coaching System.

  6. Develop emotional intelligence skills, including self-awareness, empathy, and influence, to enhance team engagement.

  7. Create a practical 30-day action plan to implement learned leadership tools in the workplace.

Learning Outcome

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

  1. Distinguish between leadership and management and apply each appropriately in real work situations.

  2. Recognize different staff types and understand how to manage them effectively using relevant frameworks.

  3. Adapt leadership and communication styles to meet the needs and development levels of team members.

  4. Evaluate staff motivation and competence using the Will vs Skill Matrix to guide development actions.

  5. Coach team members to improve performance and behavior using the Hamburger Coaching System.

  6. Demonstrate enhanced emotional intelligence, including self-awareness, empathy, and influence, in team interactions.

  7. Develop and commit to a 30-day action plan for applying leadership and coaching tools in the workplace.

Course Content

Training Contents

Module 1: Understanding Staff Capacity and Workplace Behavior (Theory)

Duration: 1.5 Hours

  • Definition of staff capacity and workplace behavior

  • Factors affecting employee performance

  • Relationship between skills, attitude, and performance

  • Manager’s role in capacity and behavior management

Module 2: Identifying Strengths, Gaps, and Performance Barriers (Theory + Practice)

Duration: 2 Hours
Theory:

  • Competency frameworks and performance indicators

  • Identifying skill gaps and behavioral challenges

  • Performance barriers at individual and team levels

Practice:

  • Staff capacity assessment exercise

  • Group discussion on common performance challenges

Module 3: Motivating Staff and Shaping Positive Behavior (Theory + Practice)

Duration: 2 Hours
Theory:

  • Motivation theories and practical application

  • Behavioral influence and leadership styles

  • Creating a positive and accountable work culture

Practice:

  • Role-play: motivating different staff profiles

  • Group activity: behavior improvement strategies

Module 4: Coaching, Feedback, and Performance Management (Theory + Practice)

Duration: 1.5 Hours
Theory:

  • Coaching vs supervision

  • Effective feedback techniques

  • Performance monitoring and evaluation

Practice:

  • Coaching conversation role-play

  • Feedback practice using real scenarios

Module 5: Managing Difficult Behavior and Conflict (Theory + Practice)

Duration: 1.5 Hours
Theory:

  • Types of difficult behavior in the workplace

  • Causes of conflict and underperformance

  • Constructive behavior correction techniques

Practice:

  • Case study: handling poor performance

  • Conflict management role-play

Module 6: Action Planning and Performance Optimization (Practice)

Duration: 0.5 Hour

  • Review of key learning points

  • Development of individual or team performance action plans

Group sharing and feedback

Who is it for?

This training is designed for:

  • Managers and department heads

  • Supervisors and team leaders

  • Human Resource (HR) personnel

  • Line managers and project leaders

  • Business owners responsible for staff performance

  • Emerging leaders preparing for supervisory roles

Training Method

Theory (4.00 hours) Practice (4.00 hours)

Minimum Entry Requirements

  • Participants should be supervisors, team leaders, or managers

  • Basic experience managing or working with staff

  • Ability to communicate in English

  • Willingness to participate in discussions and role-plays

  • No prior formal management training required