Trainer Note Leadership
Trainer Note Leadership
Seek their responses by posing different tactics of influence and explain the
Influencing points considering their inputs in to account. - Participating on the discussion
tactics Group exercise - Work on the exercise
Ask them to outline the difference between leadership and management - Involve in discussion
Leadership and - Share their opinion whether they
Explain their differences using your note
management are acting like a leader or manger.
Exercise Exercise
What makes an effective leader? Pose the question and edict their responses
Characteristics in the flip chart - Engage in the issue
of effective Explain the thoughts through the note of effective leaders
leaders Qualities of an effective leader. Seek their responses first and then explain
it further
Ask the following question Responding to the question based on
o From your experience on the job what possible effects could be their experience
reflected when leadership goes wrong?
When Discussion from three perspective
Explain from three perspective
Leadership Goes
Wrong o Leader
o People
o Organization
Ask the participants; do you think leaders are born or made? Group discussion and feedback
Leadership
theories Form discussion group
Time Session Facilitator Activity Trainee Action
Leadership style Ask participants; Do all leaders use the same approach for a given event or not? Plenary discussion
Explain different leadership styles
Traditional Leader Listen, participate and ask questions
Negotiating Leader
Charismatic Leader
Different models of leadership styles Listen, participate and ask
o Leadership Style Continuum questions
o McGregor’s Theory X and Theory Y Group discussion
Forces and Leadership Style
o Discuss the different factors which affect the choice of leadership
styles?
Ask participants; what style of leadership is evident in ETC organization? Group discussion and presentation
Is it appropriate?
Break them into 4 groups and allow them 5 minutes to discuss in groups
Form 4 groups and discuss about
to attempt to list tasks which can be delegated and which cannot be
tasks which can be delegated and
delegated
which cannot be delegated with
What can be Reflect each group’s response to the class
citation of examples for each.
delegated Discuss the issues “what can and cannot be delegated”.
Give feed back to the facilitator
Things you must do are not delegated at all. Eg Confidential matters, Staff
through their
Appraisals ,Disciplinary Matters, Giving Rewards, Technical, and If you alone
delegate/leader/secretary.
have the skill. Things you could and you should do can be delegated. This
Time Session Facilitator Activity Trainee Action
includes tasks like Routine Jobs, Tasks that others can do as well or better than
you and Tasks that will challenge and develop staff. But things others should
do and others must do should not be done by you any way.
Ask participants why managers don’t delegate and why they should
delegate: summarize their feed backs on the flip chart.
Plenary Discussion points on slide “ why managers don’t delegate”; this is
Reasons for quite common when managers have Fear of loosing control, Fear that
Guided talk (participation).
delegating and others may do a better job, Perception that it takes too long & Lack of
Side discussion on when to delegate
not delegating confidence in staff.
Continue discussing on why managers should delegate.
Let participants discuss with their neighbours when to delegate and
reflect /summarize/ their feedbacks. .
Discuss the delegation process : The process passes through the following
steps: Clarification of Objectives, Agreement of Responsibility, Support & Trainees form four groups and complete
Training, Monitoring & Review, Freedom of Action ,Reward Management. The exercise and feedback
The Delegation 10 Minutes to complete
Process Elaborate on clarification of objectives and Agreement of responsibilities: 10 Minutes Feedback
Break them in to four groups and allow them to work on the exercise
shown on page 12, Summarize their feed backs and reflect to the class. Guided talk