Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 7 Lessons
- 26 Weeks
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- Unit 1: Understanding the Role of the Team leader1
- Unit 2: Principles of Developing Team Performance1
- Unit 3: Understand Personal Development1
- Unit 4: Principles of Managing and Supporting Team Members1
- Unit 5: Principles of Business Planning and Reporting1
- Unit 6: Principles of Managing Health and Safety in the Workplace1
- Unit 7: Employee Rights and Responsibilities1
As a team leader or manager, it is important to not just understand how to minimise risks to your team, but also how to improve the processes in relation to managing risks. You will learn about the health and safety legislation that organisations have to apply. It is the organisation’s responsibility to maintain a healthy and safe working environment and knowing how to do this is vital, but all members of an organisation have roles to play in keeping a workplace safe. You will learn about areas of responsibility for employers and employees
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An important element of the management role is to efficiently organise, plan, review and monitor the use of all available resources so that the organisational objectives can be achieved. You will gain an understanding of the importance for an organisation to manage their finances efficiently and the consequences of any mismanagement of financial resources. You will be introduced to the documents and procedures that are used to report and analyse organisational finances and the unit will provide an introduction to budgeting and the process involved in managing a budget.
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You should be aware of and know the rules, principles and regulations governing employment rights and responsibilities to ensure they understand the importance of how these conditions apply to their working environment. You will be shown and have the opportunity to discuss various employment documentation, such as contracts of employment, payslips, terms and conditions of employment so that they will be able to recognise and understand the importance of each one. This understanding protects both the employee and the employer, ensuring that work practice is undertaken in a mutually respectful and safe environment.
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