Managing a remote team module - applications now open

Runs: online, with a taught day on 4 February 2022

Costs: £325 + VAT

This module is suitable for anyone working in a position of management or leadership where members of their team are working remotely. Professionally accredited by the RCGP and the CPD Standards Office, this module uses a blended learning approach, which consists of four units to be completed over four months.

At the end of the module managers will:

  • have improved skills to support and run remote teams;
  • have an understanding of communicating with individuals using video technology;
  • have an understanding of chairing meetings using video technology, and
  • have an understanding of managing conflict within a remote team and how to reduce the probability of conflict arising.

Please email Karen Piddington if you are interest in more details and booking a place on the course.

Last updated : 19 Jan 2022

 

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