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Teamwork · Intermediate

Problem-Solving and Decision-Making

Use structured methods to analyse problems and choose sound solutions.

Level
Intermediate
Duration
1 day
Delivery
Online
Schedule
Weekend
Price
[Course fee]
Next cohort
[Next cohort date]

Overview

Use structured methods to analyse problems and choose sound solutions. Through live instruction and practical work, you will leave with skills you can apply straight away — and the confidence to keep building on them.

What you will be able to do

  • Use practical tools from Problem-Solving and Decision-Making with your own team
  • Recognise behaviours that help or hinder collaboration
  • Handle tension and disagreement constructively
  • Agree clear next steps and responsibilities

Who the course is for

  • • Team members who want to collaborate more effectively
  • • Team leaders and supervisors
  • • Hybrid and remote teams

Prerequisites

  • • Foundation-level knowledge of the subject
  • • Some practical workplace experience is helpful

Course syllabus

  1. 01How effective teams work
  2. 02Behaviours, roles and trust
  3. 03Practical frameworks
  4. 04Scenario practice
  5. 05Applying it back at work

Practical exercises

  • Team exercises and realistic case studies
  • Structured reflection and discussion
  • Practical tools you can use immediately

Badge, certificate and exam information

Recognition: Completion Certificate.

Your instructor

[Instructor name]

[Short instructor profile — experience, specialisms and approach to teaching. Replace with approved details.]

Frequently asked questions

Employer sponsorship

Many learners are funded by their employer. We can provide a course outline, invoice your organisation directly, and arrange private cohorts for teams.

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