Operational Team Leader & Manager Learning Programme

The aim of this learning programme is to support the operational Team Leaders and Managers understand the key dynamic of operational effectiveness and basic planning principles. Focusing on the “Power of 1 & The Shrinkage Wheel”, the difference each person can make to the achievement of organisational objectives, customer outcomes and colleague experience through effective influencing skills. The programme is designed around on-demand virtual learning modules, which can be interacted with over the duration of the programme. To further embed the learning, support sharing of ideas and promote a transformation of understanding - optional virtual tutorial workshops with The Forum specialist team can be added. Prices start at £75 per person.

 
On successful completion of this programme delegates will become Professionally Accredited at the Foundation Level. 

Aviva 2014 Case Study - Continual learning: people build success

Published on 27 April 2014

Aviva 2014 Case Study - Continual learning: people build success

See how investing in people development is paying back at Aviva UK Health and how assessors are able to take responsibility for their own learning.

The Continual Learning Programme (CLP) provides a user-friendly toolkit that offers learning in variable bite-sized pieces, so that assessors can progress at their own pace in a style to suit them, booking their own CLP slots from time allocated by resource planning. Designed and implemented by the Operational Development team, this isn’t about a technical advancement, it’s the results of cooperation between teams that make it such an effective resource. Stemming from the vision of the new director, investing in people development is already driving customer satisfaction and shareholder return, with NPS tracking 2 points above average and contributing towards an increase in profit in excess of 20%. Development time has increased by 4% per month, with no extra budget – funded out of efficiency savings and carefully scheduled in ‘bite-sized’ slots.

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