Frontline Management and Supervision Training

TALENT MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME

Improve Team Performance and Alignment...critical programmes for all managers on the frontline

“The fundamental task of management has not changed in thousands of years. It is and always has been a matter of concentrating and channelling organisational energy and resources along productive lines, and it taxes and vexes the best and brightest managers”

People new to management are likely to already possess the knowledge and skills they to perform in their area of expertise - it's probably why they got promoted in the first place. 

But being a manager or supervisor demands a new type of skill. And that’s exactly what 3CM's Frontline Management Programme and "Integral Supervisor" training is designed to achieve.

We provide participants with practical tips, techniques and solutions needed for success without incurring too many hard knocks that come with trial and error; which ultimately impacts on confidence and competence.

This Programme Will Benefit

Possible job titles and roles relevant to this programme and qualification include:

  • Line Managers
  • Supervisor
  • Newly appointed Superviors
  • Coordinators
  • Leading Hands 
  • Team Leaders
  • Existing frontline managers, or specialist personnel who perform a team or business unit leadership role within their area of expertise
  • Workers aspiring to become supervisors, especially those whose learning style is best met through ‘hands-on’ learning.

Creating Pathways Opportunities for Advancement

Innovative Alignmnet of VET and University Qualifications

3CM’s VET qualifications through the Curtin University alliance are a highly relevant and flexible choice for managers and professionals seeking skills in higher education.
The Advanced Diploma, Diploma and Certificate IV are open to a wide range of participants, from experienced managers
and practitioners without a prior university degree to those who have already completed undergraduate studies.
These qualifications are University endorsed qualifications which can articulate into Bachelor Degree qualification. Participants can attain the learning pathway through 3CM’s Open Learning or In-Company Learning programmes. Each programme is linked to a specific number of credit points which vary depending on the length and intensity of each programme.

 

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  • BSB40807

    Certificate IV in Frontline Management

    Starting eLearning

    Technically they are brilliant, but what about their skills in management and supervision? This course is for people who have been promoted due to their ability to perform their area of expertise but require knowledge, skills, practical tips, techniques and solutions to become a successful supervisor or manager.

  • BSB40807 and BSB41407

    Integral Supervisor - Combined Cert IV FLM and Cert IV OHS Programme

    Starting 26 Mar 2012

    3CM has tackled an old idea with a new twist.  Receive both BSB40807 Certificate IV in Frontline Management and BSB41407 Certificate IV in Occupational Health and safety in the one training programme. This highly anticipated programme is economical and streamlined program reduces the number of units from 19 to 13 or in reality of student workload achieves a reduction of almost 33%. The result is gaining two highly sought after Industry qualifications in the same time it would take to achieve one.

  • Non Accredited Course

    The New Supervisor

    Starting 11 Apr 2012

    Technically they are brilliant, but what about their skills in management and supervision? This short course is designed to build their supervision skill set fast! 

  • BSB40807

    Six Secrets to Effective Meetings

    Starting eLearning

    If there is anything that cheeses a team off, it is the chairperson’s lack of skill and knowledge of conducting an effective meeting. This programme explores how there are basically three purposes for conducting a meeting: to solve problems; share information and agree on actions. A skilled chairperson is one who plans and controls a meeting to ensure the purpose is achieved efficiently, fairly and is as enjoyable as possible.

  • TAE40110

    Mentoring in the Workplace

    Starting

    What is Mentoring?

    A mentoring relationship is usually where one wiser and more experienced person assists another person to grow and learn. It is not a new management technique. Since humans have lived in social groups we have learnt our norms, values and behaviours by the example and coaching of others.