How to contribute towards achieving the aims of your team
Next course
- To be announced
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Course overview
Click here to download the course leaflet (PDF format).
Teamwork is essential for the success of any organization. In good teams, members develop synergies, meaning that their cooperation leads to an added value for the team which is greater than the combined individual output. Working in such a team leads to creative solutions, effective problem-solving and results that matter for the team and its members.
To be part of such a working environment is much more satisfying, and more fun, than working with people who only look after their own interests, or don’t care. Stressful situations often also arise if team members have conflicting agendas, lack mutual trust or are in competition with each other.
In this highly interactive course, participants learn what good teams are made of and how they can develop and expand their skills to become successful team members. Participants learn how to work better together in a team, how to develop and improve professional and personal relationships in a team environment and how to overcome obstacles to contribute towards achieving the team’s aims.
Who should attend
This course is intended for all staff members, officers and senior personnel working in a team and who wish to contribute fully towards achieving the team’s objectives:
- Field staff
- Team leaders
- Project and programme managers
- Administration and finance personnel
- Interns and volunteers
- Heads of offices
- Senior managers and executive directors
- Board members.
How you and your organisation will benefit – Learning Objectives
On this course participants will be able to:
- Define good team work in the context of development and humanitarian work
- Learn key skills how to become an effective team member
- Improve communication with other team members and superiors
- Learn how to contribute towards meetings
- Understand the causes of conflicts within a team and how to address and resolve them.
Course programme
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Individual consultations
Participants obtain an individual consultation from the trainer during or after the course on how to further develop a project of your own, or on another subject of their choice.



