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Management Training

Summary of postings

Management Training Charlotte Brosnan 16 Mar 06
Re: Management TrainingGeraldine Wood27 Mar 06
Re: Management TrainingClive Mason29 Mar 06
Re: Management TrainingCarole Elam30 Mar 06
Re: Management TrainingRoger Greenway4 Apr 06
Re: Management TrainingClaire Jones10 Apr 06
Re: Management TrainingAlan Dyer15 Apr 06
Re: Management TrainingAlan Dyer15 Apr 06
Re: Management TrainingDavid Lumley24 Jan 07
Re: Management TrainingMike Morrison10 Mar 07

Details of postings

Management Training Charlotte Brosnan 16/03/2006 11:15
We are a Leisure facility looking for Management training for several members of our Management team. Does anyone know of any good quality providers of Management training?
 
+ Re: Management Training Geraldine Wood 27/03/2006 16:53
Charlotte,

What type of management training are you looking for? Leadership? Teamworking? Performance management?
What do you want to achieve / change for the management team and your leisure facility?

If you post your answers to these questions then I or another reader should probably be able to suggest a good resource for you.
++ Re: Management Training Clive Mason 29/03/2006 12:43
To Charlotte,
We would be able to assist as we specialise in Management training. We are endorsed by independant bodies, ILM and ISMM. If you require further information to identify whether our services will be of benefit please give me a call, 07947 217648.

Kind regards,
Clive Mason
+++ Re: Management Training Carole Elam 30/03/2006 16:39
Charlotte,

What type of management training are you looking for? Personnel new to management roles, team building, performance management, manager as coach, etc. I am sure we may be able to assist you if we understand your focus.

Please contact me: carole@careervisionglobal.com
++++ Re: Management Training Roger Greenway 04/04/2006 15:32
Charlotte

Explore this web site www.stagedcoaching.co.uk
+++++ Re: Management Training Claire Jones 10/04/2006 12:41
Contact Karen at Million Training she has a great reputation and 20 years of experience in hospitality, licensed trade, retail, consultancy and training and development.

www.milliontraining.com
++++++ Re: Management Training Alan Dyer 15/04/2006 11:00
Charlotte,
We have tried many organisations but have found that the training provided was not focussed on our business and the learning was inefficient.

When training needs to be focussed and possibly resources are tight, both human and finances, I would suggest you talk to a local management training consultant .
She or he will tailor the training to your specific requirements, provide it on-site ( or nearby) at a time suitable to fit in with your operational needs. They will training small groups or even individuals, again fitting around your operational needs and provide on-going close support.

You will find that most consultants provide good value for money and are not as expensive as you think. On going contracts with them will bring the costs down very significantly .
+++++++ Re: Management Training Alan Dyer 15/04/2006 11:00
Charlotte,
We have tried many organisations but have found that the training provided was not focussed on our business and the learning was inefficient.

When training needs to be focussed and possibly resources are tight, both human and finances, I would suggest you talk to a local management training consultant .
She or he will tailor the training to your specific requirements, provide it on-site ( or nearby) at a time suitable to fit in with your operational needs. They will training small groups or even individuals, again fitting around your operational needs and provide on-going close support.

You will find that most consultants provide good value for money and are not as expensive as you think. On going contracts with them will bring the costs down very significantly .
++++++++ Re: Management Training David Lumley 24/01/2007 12:06
I have worked with and used a cpmpany called Footrpint Learning and Development.  They are based in the north East, but travel out to wherever necessary.  They have an amazing reputation, and really take time to understand your needs when developing solutions.  Take a look at http://www.footprintdevelopment.com
+++++++++ Re: Management Training Mike Morrison 10/03/2007 13:10

Hi Charlotte


Doing management training is easy - ensuring it add value is another matter.


The advice you have had here is excellent - also look for providers that have 'gone through the hoops' to have their training recognised by third parties (i.e. the ILM)


Be careful of the big brands - in my experience (18 years as TM in various co's) all they do is re label their material.  Look for a medium size company that has the resources, experience and that most of all when you have spoken to them you trust.  The best training comes from the best relationships.


good luck on your quest


Mike


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