Teamwork is defined as a group of people working together toward a common goal. All successful organisations understand that people working in effective teams achieve superior results, accomplish tasks at a faster pace and create a better working environment. Organisations understand that their past, present and future success depends on the effectiveness of their team. Employers are therefore looking for workers who can not only contribute their own ideas, but who can work effectively with others to maintain the viability of the organisation in an ever changing and increasingly complicated environment. Being an effective team member will support your ability to keep your job and to be promoted within an organisation.
In this Certificate you will gain an in depth understanding of teamwork and the importance of teams in organisations.
You will learn the key differences between groups and teams and how leadership can develop an effective team in the workplace.
You will learn what characteristics you need to display to become more effective in a team environment at work and how to be a valuable contributor at team meetings.
Quite often when people from different backgrounds come together, conflict can arise. So you will learn how conflict can be minimised and how to deal with it when it does arise.
By the completion of this certificate all that then will be required for you to become a more valuable member of your organisation is to put the knowledge you have gained in this Certificate into practice!
1. Introduction to teamwork skills
2. Groups vs Teams: Creating synergy in workplace trust
3. Developing an effective team - How to be an effective team member
4. Mastering team meetings
5. Conflict resolution. Minimising conflict at the workplace
When you have completed viewing the videos covering Effective Teamwork Skills and passed the multi choice questions at the end of each video you will be eligible to download a digital certificate. This will confirm your participation in the learning and demonstrate to employers your initiative in developing this key workplace skill.