This course offers a course titled "Distinguished Supervision and Leadership and Fostering a Creative Environment Among Employees." Leadership-oriented supervision is considered one of the most essential supervisory skills, as it enables supervisors to create an atmosphere of creativity and stability among employees—significantly impacting the overall work environment.
Leadership and supervision play a vital functional and practical role, serving as the key link between management and employees. This connection is crucial for making sound, purposeful decisions that ensure the continuity and efficiency of the production process in any setting. It also involves determining the appropriate timing and scope for decision-making based on the specific situation and related data or events.
Furthermore, understanding the concepts of leadership and supervision has become essential for professionals and decision-makers. These concepts contribute to raising knowledge levels, improving the quality of outcomes, and increasing the likelihood of achieving positive results—thereby enhancing the reputation and standing of professional institutions. This underlines the importance of supervisory roles and the need for institutions to align their policies with practical realities, enabling them to fulfill their responsibilities and make the right decisions to improve institutional performance.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
This course offers this course to the following categories:
People working in the middle and advanced administrative fields.
People seeking to develop their managerial and supervisory skills.
After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following topics:
Increase both individual and organization productivity
Activate and develop the profession of supervision in the individual and the organization and update all old methods
Techniques of persuasion and negotiation
Definition of negotiation.
Ways of persuasion and knowledge of solutions.
Standards of professional negotiator
Applied field experiments
The art of managing and solving administrative problems and decision-making
Human mind and types of thinking.
The nature of creative thinking?
Creative Thinking Standards.
The impact of creative thinking on administrative planning
Characteristics and skills of the effective leader
Standards of creative thinking of the leader
Advantages of creativity in work
Creative brainstorming and its impact in solving administrative problems
Innovative creative methods and how to apply them during work
Count and identify methods to overcome barriers to applying new methods and how to
Create a unique work environment that encourages creative and innovative thinking.
Full knowledge of supervision.
Course Outline
Advanced supervision techniques
Administrative supervision and its fundamentals
Supervisory function.
Eliminate professional stress and learn to manage priorities
Introduction to Priority Management
Covey's matrix of time management and prioritization
Working pressure between theory and confrontation
How to achieve excellence within the modernity of leadership
Responsible leadership.
Leadership theories.
Transformational Leadership.
Development and change concepts:
Characteristics and types of change
Support the creative aspect of the work
Leadership personality and specifications
General concepts about creativity and its obstacles and ways to acquire creative skills to achieve leadership excellence
The relationship of administrative attendance with excellence.
Skills to be available in the strategic leader.
How to define the future scope of organization's work (mission and purpose).
How do you formulate the real objectives of the organization?