ILM L2 Award in Team Leading

ILM Award in Team Leading

Course Description:
The Award is intended for people who are responsible for leading a team which provides services or produces goods. It is equally valuable for people who want to develop towards a future role as a team leader.

The Award is a nationally recognised qualification and is awarded by the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM)

The units covered on this course are:

• Developing yourself as a team leader
• Motivating the work team to perform
• Planning and monitoring work

Level:
2

Course Type:
Part Time
Short Course

Assessment and Progression:
'Developing yourself as a team leader' is assessed via a work based assignment which is submitted at the second workshop. For the other two units students complete a mini-project, which enables them to explore specific aspects of the role of the team leader, usually based on their own workplace.

Successful completion of the Award will give students 3 credits at Level 2. Students may then choose to progress to the Certificate in Team Leading, for which they will need to complete a further 10 credits.

Duration:
Students attend a total of 3 group sessions. In addition they are provided with study packs to work through in their own time, with various activities to complete, and they will have email/telephone contact with tutors at the College. It is estimated that students will need to spend around 15-20 hours outside the workshop times in order to complete the requirements of this course.

Location:
Lincoln

Fees:
The fees for 2010/11 are £175. Fees include ILM registration and a study pack.

Funding may be available under the Governments Train to Gain initiative - employers sould contact the Train to Gain Employer Hotline on 0845 2707227 to check their eligibility.