This course will give you the skills and confidence to delegate your work to others, so you can focus on the things can will move your career forward.

Purchase the course and we will give you 12-months Premium access to Progress to Partner Academy

Price

£290

Course Level

Supervisor, Associate, Manager, Senior Associate, Senior Manager, Director, Partner

Duration

1 to 2 hours

Category

Mindset, Delegation

This self-study course will help you delegate your work to others to free yourself up to focus on more valuable or important things to spend your time on.

This course contains a video with a series of exercises to complete after the video. By the end of the course you will have:

  • Understood how to delegate effectively
  • Identified the right mindset to delegate
  • Understood how to improve your ability to delegate

Course Content

  1. How to delegate effectively
  2. Where are you likely to go wrong with delegation?
  3. Exercises: How can you improve how you delegate?

You can purchase this course as a “standalone” course OR join our Progress to Partner subscriber-only site for £290+VAT for 12 months access to this self-study course and all the other self-study courses, free attendance at our Lunch & Learn Workshops and access to guides, workbooks and recordings to be sure you are spending 12 months building your “partner-ready” skills. Find out more here

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Partnership Readiness Assessment

Ambitious to get noticed as partner material? Then get ready to take your first step to move your career forward and complete the How to Make Partner Partnership Readiness Assessment. Stop watching others succeed and stop wondering what you need to do to get noticed as partner material.

When you take the Partnership Readiness Assessment, you’ll be taking the first step to taking control of your own career development.

How can we help you?

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