Available Dates & Venues
Classroom Schedule
| Date | Venue | Format | Fees | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| August 24, 2026 - August 28, 2026 | Saudi Arabia - Dammam | Classroom | USD 0.00 |
Introduction
Supervisors play a critical role in driving team performance, maintaining productivity, ensuring communication flow, and supporting organisational goals. New and emerging leaders often transition from technical roles into supervisory positions without formal leadership training—creating gaps in delegation, communication, conflict management, and team motivation.
This course equips participants with the essential supervisory skills required to lead teams effectively, manage performance, communicate with clarity, handle workplace challenges, and build trust. It is designed for employees stepping into leadership roles or preparing for supervisory responsibilities.
The GTMCS Supervisory Skills for New & Emerging Leaders course delivers a practical, leadership‑focused, and industry‑aligned learning experience designed to build confidence, capability, and professional leadership presence.
This Training Course Will Highlight
Supervisor role clarity & expectations
Leadership fundamentals for new supervisors
Delegation skills & task assignment
Performance management & feedback
Motivation techniques & team engagement
Conflict resolution & problem‑solving
Professional communication for leaders
Course Benefits
Strengthen leadership confidence & supervisory capability
Improve communication, delegation & team coordination
Build skills to manage performance & give feedback
Enhance conflict resolution & problem‑solving ability
Increase team motivation & engagement
Improve professionalism & leadership presence
Tools & Techniques Covered
Leadership styles (Situational Leadership)
Delegation frameworks (5‑Step Delegation Model)
Feedback models (SBI, BOOST)
Motivation tools (Intrinsic vs. Extrinsic)
Conflict resolution models
Team communication techniques
Practical Workshops
Delegation role‑plays
Feedback delivery practice
Conflict resolution simulations
Leadership communication exercises
Team motivation planning
Real‑World Case Studies
Supervisor–employee conflict due to unclear expectations
Team demotivation caused by poor communication
Performance issues due to lack of feedback
Operational delays caused by weak delegation
Successful leadership transformation through coaching
Industry Relevance
This course is essential for:
New supervisors & team leaders
Senior technicians transitioning to leadership
Office professionals managing small teams
Customer service & operations supervisors
Project coordinators & shift leaders
Anyone preparing for a supervisory role
Future Skills Alignment
Leadership readiness
Team management
Communication & delegation
Conflict resolution
Performance coaching
Objectives
By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:
Understand supervisory roles & responsibilities
Communicate effectively with teams
Delegate tasks confidently & clearly
Manage performance & deliver feedback
Resolve conflicts professionally
Motivate teams & build trust
Demonstrate leadership presence
Certificates
Upon successful completion of this training course, participants will receive a GTMCS Certificate of Completion.
Curriculum
- 5 Sections
- 39 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
- Day 1 – Understanding the Supervisor Role8
- 1.1Transitioning from employee to supervisor
- 1.2Key responsibilities & expectations
- 1.3Leadership vs. management
- 1.4Building trust & credibility
- 1.5Common challenges for new supervisors
- 1.6Workshop: Identify your leadership strengths & gaps
- 1.7Exercise: Role clarity mapping
- 1.8Case Study: Supervisor–employee conflict due to unclear expectations
- Day 2 – Leadership Fundamentals & Communication8
- 2.1Leadership styles (Situational Leadership)
- 2.2Choosing the right leadership approach
- 2.3Professional communication for supervisors
- 2.4Giving clear instructions & expectations
- 2.5Active listening & team engagement
- 2.6Workshop: Leadership communication practice
- 2.7Simulation: Communicating expectations to a new team
- 2.8Case Study: Team demotivation caused by poor communication
- Day 3 – Delegation Skills & Task Assignment8
- 3.1Why supervisors must delegate
- 3.25 Step Delegation Model
- 3.3Matching tasks to team capabilities
- 3.4Avoiding micromanagement
- 3.5Monitoring progress without controlling
- 3.6Workshop: Delegation role play
- 3.7Exercise: Delegation planning for real tasks
- 3.8Case Study: Operational delays caused by weak delegation
- Day 4 – Performance Management & Feedback8
- 4.1Setting performance standards
- 4.2Monitoring team performance
- 4.3Feedback models (SBI, BOOST)
- 4.4Handling underperformance professionally
- 4.5Coaching for improvement
- 4.6Workshop: Feedback delivery practice
- 4.7Exercise: Write & deliver a feedback message
- 4.8Case Study: Performance issues due to lack of feedback
- Day 5 – Conflict Resolution, Motivation & Leadership Presence7




