Management Skills for New Managers and Supervisors

The first year as a manager is often the hardest: yesterday’s peers become direct reports, success depends on others, and mistakes are visible. This program helps new managers and supervisors make that transition with confidence, covering role clarity and expectations, planning and organizing team work, delegating effectively, managing former colleagues, setting goals and giving feedback, handling performance and conduct issues within HR policy and local labour law, and running team meetings. Practical tools and role plays reflect common situations in Gulf organizations with diverse, multinational teams.

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June
، 2027
English
Dubai
$3,600.00
NEVADA | PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Program Professional Framework

Management Skills for New Managers and Supervisors

Program Overview

The first year as a manager is often the hardest: yesterday's peers become direct reports, success depends on others, and mistakes are visible. This program helps new managers and supervisors make that transition with confidence, covering role clarity and expectations, planning and organizing team work, delegating effectively, managing former colleagues, setting goals and giving feedback, handling performance and conduct issues within HR policy and local labour law, and running team meetings. Practical tools and role plays reflect common situations in Gulf organizations with diverse, multinational teams.

Learning Outcomes

  • ✓Clarify the new manager role, expectations of senior management and priorities for the first 90 days.
  • ✓Plan and allocate team work using a simple weekly planning and tracking routine.
  • ✓Delegate tasks using a structured process that matches tasks to team members' capability.
  • ✓Set clear goals and give regular feedback that reinforces good performance and corrects gaps.
  • ✓Handle common performance and conduct issues in line with HR policy and local labour regulations.
  • ✓Run short, productive team meetings with clear actions.

Target Audience

  • Newly appointed supervisors and team leaders
  • Specialists promoted to their first management role
  • Shift leaders and section heads
  • Employees identified for near-term promotion

Detailed Program Modules

01Making the Transition
  • From individual contributor to manager
  • Managing former peers and friends
  • First 90-day plan
02Planning and Organizing Work
  • Setting team priorities
  • Work allocation and scheduling
  • Tracking progress
03Delegation
  • Why new managers fail to delegate
  • Delegation process and levels
  • Following up without micromanaging
04Goals and Feedback
  • Setting clear expectations
  • Regular feedback and recognition
  • One-to-one meetings
05Handling People Issues
  • Addressing underperformance
  • Attendance and conduct issues
  • Working with HR policies and labour regulations
06Team Communication and Meetings
  • Team briefings and updates
  • Running effective meetings
  • Building team cohesion

Training Methodology

Interactive expert-led sessions grounded in workplace examples
Case studies and practical exercises drawn from the region
Group workshops with peer review of decisions and deliverables
Formative feedback against clear performance criteria

Applied Project & Assessment

Applied Project

Participants prepare a first-90-days plan for their management role, including team priorities, a delegation plan for two tasks, a one-to-one meeting schedule and an approach to one current performance or conduct issue.

Assessment

Short diagnostic at the start, practical tasks linked to each learning outcome, and evaluation of the applied project against published criteria.

University Certificate & International Accreditation

Professional Certificate accredited by Nevada University in Management Skills for New Managers and Supervisors

International accreditation: Global Leadership Organization (GLO)