The Leader that Lawyers want to Follow

This training course will help you to develop your leadership skills, whether you are new to leadership or are in need of a fresh perspective to your existing leadership role.

Modern leadership is about having the skills to unlock the power and potential of those around you. It’s about bringing people together to achieve great results. This training course gives you all the tools and expert knowledge to be an effective leader.

Course objectives:

  • Understand the core requirements of personal, team and task leadership

  • Increase your self-awareness and develop a positive approach to leadership

  • Learn how to utilise clear methods of getting the best out of your team and those around you

  • Learn how to implement working practices that will assist you in becoming a great leader

Who is this for?

This course is designed for lawyers and business services professionals who want to enhance their leadership abilities, whether they are new to leadership or experienced leaders seeking a fresh perspective. Specifically, it is suited for:

  • New or Aspiring Leaders: Individuals preparing to step into leadership roles and looking to develop the skills necessary to inspire, guide, and motivate teams.
  • Experienced Leaders: Those who have been in leadership positions but are looking to refine their approach and gain a new perspective on how to lead more effectively.
  • Senior Associates and Partners: Legal professionals who wish to strengthen their leadership presence, improve team dynamics, and cultivate a more impactful leadership style.
  • Business Services Professionals: Those who lead teams and are seeking to enhance their leadership impact and foster collaboration.

This audience will benefit from practical strategies and tools to excel in leadership roles and build high-performing teams.

SRA Competency: A1a A1b A2a A2b C1a C3d C3e C3f C3g A5a A5b A5c A4d A5e

Enquire about an in-house course by emailing info@professional-training.co.uk

See if we are running an Open Course here.

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