
The transition from being a team player to a new supervisor can be challenging and overwhelming. You will now be responsible for leading, guiding and managing a group of people instead of being a member of that team. It's normal to feel unsure or stressed during this change. However, with the right mindset, approach, and communication, you can effectively make the transition and gain respect from your colleagues without alienating them. In this course, we will dive into some of the tips to help you navigate this transition successfully.
- Teacher: Barbara Clifford

How to Motivate Your Team is a practical, insight-driven course designed to help leaders unlock the full potential of their people. Grounded in real-world psychology and workplace application, this course explores the core motivators that drive human behaviour—both intrinsic and extrinsic. You will learn how to identify your team’s unique needs, apply proven motivational tools, and foster a culture of engagement, recognition, and accountability. From understanding individual drivers to giving timely feedback, this course equips you with the strategies to build confident, committed, and high-performing employees. Whether you are leading a small team or managing across departments, this course provides the tools to motivate with purpose and lead with lasting impact.
- Teacher: Deborah Laurel

Every business owner knows that their employees are their most valuable asset. Without them, a company can never achieve long-term success. And when your employees are inspired, motivated, and engaged, they can do great things. However, many managers struggle with creating an environment that fosters employee growth and development. That is why we have created an online course that shows you how to inspire your employees to succeed and move up.
- Teacher: John Tschohl

As a manager, your role is not only to delegate tasks but also to encourage and motivate your team. Hence, it is essential to give feedback regularly. Many managers feel comfortable giving a performance review, but they tend to limit feedback to once a year. Feedback is a powerful way to help your team members grow and perform better at work.
- Teacher: Leah Shmerling

Learn the essential skills to effectively guide and manage group discussions, ensuring productive and inclusive outcomes. This course covers techniques for engaging participants, fostering collaboration, and handling challenging situations with confidence. Gain practical strategies for setting clear objectives, encouraging meaningful dialogue, and achieving consensus, all while keeping the group aligned and focused. Perfect for leaders, managers, and facilitators who want to inspire and empower teams to work cohesively.
- Teacher: Deborah Laurel
