Learning to Lead Certification
Business & Management
A course by
MAST Academy
Develop your leadership capabilities and empower teams with this 6-month, workshop-based course, leading to the NZ Certificate in Business – Introduction to Team Leadership.
NZ$587
inc GST
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Core skills this course teaches
Understand Leadership Behaviours
Learn to adapt leadership styles to influence team performance and communicate effectively.
Set SMART Goals
Develop specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound goals to drive team and organisational success.
What You're Signing Up For
Learning to Lead is a six-month programme designed for current and aspiring team leaders to develop critical leadership and communication skills. Through a mix of workshops, work-based learning, and self-study, participants build confidence as communicators and leaders, learn to adapt leadership styles, set SMART goals, solve problems, manage time, and drive continuous improvement in the workplace. The course features an Improvement Project that embeds learning through real-world workplace application.
Course Content
- Effective communication and leadership skills
- Adapting leadership styles to influence team performance
- Setting and evaluating SMART goals and objectives
- Continuous improvement skills
- Personal DiSC personality and behavioural profiling
- Workplace Improvement Project
- Problem-solving tools
- Time management strategies
- Measuring and presenting results
What you need to know first
Legal eligibility to study in New Zealand (NZ Residents and Citizens only)
Minimum age of 16 years
Find these employment opportunities
Entry-level team leadership rolesCurrent and aspiring team lead positionsCareer progression for emerging leaders
Unlock these industries
MAST Academy is New Zealand's specialist training provider for the marine and composites industries. If you want to build boats, work with advanced materials, or pursue a career on the water, this is where that training happens in New Zealand. Their programmes are workplace-based, industry-connected, and built around the trades and technologies that put Kiwi craftsmanship on the world map.
