Duration:
10-14 Hours
Format:
On-Demand
Level:
All Leaders
Language:
English
Intentional Team Leadership:
Applying Brain Science to Build High-Performing Teams
About this course:
What if you could design teams that thrive—not just hope for the best? This course unlocks the secrets of intentional team leadership by exploring the science behind how people think, learn, and work together. You'll discover how to assemble teams with complementary thinking styles, guide them through the natural friction of early formation, and create explicit team charters and communication frameworks that drive real results.
Using practical models rooted in neuroscience, you'll learn how to predict and shape behaviours, foster a thriving culture, and lead your people to achieve their natural best. Whether you're leading at work, home, or in your community, this course empowers you to build, develop, and sustain high-performing teams—by design, not by chance.
Course curriculum:
1. The Science of People, Teams, and Culture - an Introduction
2. Understanding Human Behaviour in the Workplace
3. Team Leadership and the Brain: Exploring a Little Deeper
4. Predicting and Shaping Employee Reactions
5. Intentional Team Design: Assessing Differences and Group Dynamics
6. Optimising Team Culture and Environment with Neuroscience
7. Supporting Individual and Team Potential
8. The 8 Cs of Team Leadership - a Toolkit
9. Leading Change and Transformation with Brain Science
10. Mapping Leadership Models to Workplace Outcomes
11. Quiz
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Who it's for
This course is ideal for current and aspiring leaders at all levels who want to lead with greater impact and create positive, lasting results.
Prerequisites
No prerequisites. Just a willingness to learn and a desire to lead better.
What's included in our on-demand programmes?
On-demand engaging and interactive lessons
Practical tools and frameworks
Case studies and real-world examples
Certificate of completion
