PROGRAMME(S):
- Core Leadership Development Programme
Who Should Attend?
Being a Leader is aimed at all police personnel from post-probationary constables and equivalent police staff to second line managers and inspectors.
Course / Module entry requirements
This module is available in Workbook or e-Workbook and Workshop format for licensed forces. For further details please contact your force training department.
Dates and Venues
N/A
Course / Module duration
6 - 9 hours self-directed learning. The may be followed by a 2 - 3 day in-force Being a Leader Workshop for those with an identified training need.
Methods of delivery
This module will be delivered through a combination of the Workbook or e-learning e-Workbook with an additional Workshop for those with an identified training need.
Assessment process / accreditation details
As an awarding body of the Chartered Management Institute completion of this module can also contribute towards:
- Level 2 - Diploma in Team Leadering
- Level 3 - Diploma in First Line Management and Leadership
- Level 5 - Diploma in Management and Leadership
Additional Information
To participate on this module, please contact your force training department in the first instance. For licensing and contents enquiries, please contact the CLDP team:
For bookings and enquiries, please contact
Tel: +44 (0)1256 602488Email: cldp_team@npia.pnn.police.uk
Cost to HO Forces
There is no direct charge for participants from licensed funded forces.
Cost to non HO Forces
Non-Home Office funded and other forces/organisations will be charged as laid out in the licensing agreement on a force-by-force basis.
Overview
Aims
Covering the fundamental leadership skills and knowledge needed by every manager, it focuses on four areas:
- Leadership: effective leadership style in a diverse workforce
- Essential leadership skills: communication and other interpersonal skills
- Workload management: delegation, time management and meetings
- Decision making and change management
- Problem solving and conflict management
Objectives
This module links to: