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Situational Leadership- Post Pandemic

Course overview

Course overview

The “Situational Leadership: Adapt to Any Situation” course offers a comprehensive overview of the concept and principles of situational leadership and its practical application in organizations. The course consists of seven modules, each focusing on a specific aspect of situational leadership.

Module 1 provides an overview of situational leadership, including its definition, origin, and main components. It also explains the four leadership styles of directing, coaching, supporting, and delegating, and their differences.

Module 2 focuses on understanding team members, including identifying their development levels and the impact of these levels on leadership style.

Modules 3 to 6, each cover one of the four leadership styles in detail, including the characteristics, when to use them, and the pros and cons of each style.

Module 7 discusses the process of determining the appropriate leadership style for a given situation and providing practical exercises for applying situational leadership in real-world scenarios.

The course’s goal is to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of situational leadership and the skills to apply it in their organizations, resulting in improved team and organizational outcomes.

  • The target audience for this course includes managers and team leaders, human resources professionals, project managers, supervisors and front-line managers, as well as anyone looking to develop their leadership skills and apply situational leadership in their work environment.
  • This course is designed for individuals who are interested in enhancing their leadership skills and understanding how to adapt their leadership style to effectively motivate and support their team members.
Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • To understand the concept of situational leadership and its components
  • To learn the four styles of situational leadership and the situations they are best used in
  • To understand the development levels of team members and how they impact leadership style
  • To evaluate the strengths and limitations of each leadership style
  • To develop skills in selecting the right leadership style for a specific situation
  • To apply the concepts of Situational Leadership in real-world scenarios
  • To understand best practices for successful implementation of Situational Leadership in organizations

Personal Benefits

  • Improved leadership skills
  • Better understanding of team member development levels
  • Increased ability to select the appropriate leadership style for a given situation
  • Improved ability to motivate and support team members
  • Enhanced communication skills and continuous feedback
  • Development of a sustainable leadership style

Organizational Benefits

  • Increased team productivity and motivation
  • Improved team member development and competence
  • Improved communication and teamwork
  • Enhanced leadership development and success
  • Improved organizational outcomes and sustainability through the effective implementation of Situational Leadership.
Our Unique Training Methodology

Our Unique Training Methodology

  • The training methodology for this course will consist of a combination of interactive lectures and presentations, group discussions and case studies, hands-on activities and exercises, self-reflection and personal assessments, and Q&A sessions and feedback.
  • This approach will provide learners with a well-rounded and engaging learning experience that allows them to fully understand and apply the concepts of Situational Leadership.
Training Medium

Training Medium

This Behavioral Interviewing training is designed in a way that it can be delivered face-to-face and virtually.

Pre-course Assessment

Pre-course Assessment

Refer to the email sent by us after you register for this course

Course Modules

Course Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Situational Leadership

  • Definition of Situational Leadership: Discuss the meaning of the concept of situational leadership, the origin of the model, and its main components.
  • Overview of the model: Provide a comprehensive explanation of the situational leadership model, including its structure, framework, and core principles.
  • Explanation of the four leadership styles: Explain the four styles of situational leadership, including directing, coaching, supporting, and delegating, and provide a clear distinction between each style.

Module 2: Understanding Your Team

  • Identifying team member development levels: Discuss the importance of understanding the development levels of team members and the factors that influence their level of competence and confidence.
  • Understanding the impact of development level on leadership style: Explain how the development level of team members impacts the leadership style required to motivate and support them, and why it is critical to choose the right style.

Module 3: The Directing Style

  • Characteristics of the Directing Style: Discuss the key characteristics of the directing style, including the behaviors, actions, and attitudes of a leader who uses this style effectively.
  • When to use the Directing Style: Identify the situations and conditions that call for the use of the directing style, such as when team members are new or inexperienced, or when a task requires clear and specific instructions.
  • Pros and Cons of the Directing Style: Evaluate the strengths and limitations of the directing style, including the potential benefits and drawbacks for both the leader and the team.

Module 4: The Coaching Style

  • Characteristics of the Coaching Style: Discuss the key characteristics of the coaching style, including the behaviors, actions, and attitudes of a leader who uses this style effectively.
  • When to use the Coaching Style: Identify the situations and conditions that call for the use of the coaching style, such as when team members have some experience and are seeking more guidance and feedback.
  • Pros and Cons of the Coaching Style: Evaluate the strengths and limitations of the coaching style, including the potential benefits and drawbacks for both the leader and the team.

Module 5: The Supporting Style

  • Characteristics of the Supporting Style: Discuss the key characteristics of the supporting style, including the behaviors, actions, and attitudes of a leader who uses this style effectively.
  • When to use the Supporting Style: Identify the situations and conditions that call for the use of the supporting style, such as when team members have developed some competence and confidence and are seeking more autonomy.
  • Pros and Cons of the Supporting Style: Evaluate the strengths and limitations of the supporting style, including the potential benefits and drawbacks for both the leader and the team.

Module 6: The Delegating Style

  • Characteristics of the Delegating Style: Discuss the key characteristics of the delegating style, including the behaviors, actions, and attitudes of a leader who uses this style effectively.
  • When to use the Delegating Style: Identify the situations and conditions that call for the use of the delegating style, such as when team members have reached a high level of competence and confidence and can perform tasks with minimal supervision.
  • Pros and Cons of the Delegating Style: Evaluate the strengths and limitations of the delegating style, including the potential benefits and drawbacks for both the leader and the team.

Module 7: Putting It All Together

  • How to determine the appropriate leadership style for a given situation: Discuss the process of selecting the right leadership style for a specific situation, including the use of assessment tools and decision-making frameworks.
  • Practical exercises to help apply Situational Leadership in real-world scenarios: Provide hands-on activities and exercises that allow learners to apply the concepts of Situational Leadership in realistic situations, reinforcing their understanding of the model and developing their leadership skills.
  • Best practices for successful implementation of Situational Leadership: Discuss the key factors for successful implementation of Situational Leadership, including communication, leadership development, and continuous feedback. Outline best practices for sustaining the model in organizations and how to assess the impact of Situational Leadership on team and organizational outcomes.

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