In: Business Support & Leadership, Apprenticeships
This course aims to empower learners and develop their knowledge and skills to become successful team leaders.
Progression:
After successfully completing a Team Leader/Supervisor apprenticeship, you will be awarded the ILM Level 3 Diploma for Managers. This qualification enhances your employability, and you could even consider moving on to study the Level 4 Associate Project Manager Apprenticeship, and potentially the Level 5 Operations/Departmental Manager Apprenticeship.
Apply nowThe broad purpose of a team leader, with operational and project responsibilities, are they would have responsibility for managing individuals, a team or elements of a project. They provide direction, instructions and guidance to ensure the achievement of set goals. Team leaders are vital for the smooth functioning of all departments in any organisation and are often responsible for ensuring the function is correctly administered and maintained in line with legislation of the organisation’s procedures.
The Team Leader apprenticeship is ideally suited for colleagues taking their first step into line management, or those with some experience of managing a team or project. Roles you can progress into include service manager, team leader, project manager, practice manager or business development manager.
As well as on programme assessments there will be an end-point assessment (EPA) which will be carried out by an external independent assessor. This will include a series of assessment elements completed by the apprentice. For an up-to-date assessment plan please visit the Skills England standards page. Each component of end-point assessment is graded with an overall grade and given a fail, pass or distinction.
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