THINKING · CREATIVITY · LEADERSHIP

Situational Leadership

Leadership that responds to the person and the task.

An approach that helps a new employee may not suit an experienced colleague. Learn to read a person’s needs for a specific task and choose suitable direction, support and follow-up.

Workplace & education casesPractical decisions & discussionTraining shaped around needs

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Who is it for?

For managers, team leaders, educational leaders, business owners and educators.

What will you practise?

Consider competence, confidence and motivation for a specific task.
Distinguish a need for instructions from a need for support.
Review directing, coaching, supporting and delegating approaches.
Set clear expectations and adjust follow-up as performance develops.

An example in practice

An experienced employee hesitates over an unfamiliar task: do they need more instruction, a conversation that supports confidence, or both? Understand what they know and what is getting in the way before responding.

How is the training delivered?

Analyse realistic situations and choose a suitable response.
Discuss communication, delegation and follow-up options.
Identify an application in the participant’s context.

From school to workplace

In schools: choose suitable direction and support for an educator or learner on a specific task.
In organisations: clarify expectations, delegate and follow performance development.
In teams: avoid excessive instruction or leaving someone without needed support.

Scope, duration, format, fees and language are agreed around the training need.

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