Professional Leadership Certificate
Professional Leadership Certificate This four-part series is designed to develop skills and effectiveness for supervisors, managers and team leaders. Classes combine group discussions, case studies, and activities to deliver training objectives. Each class meets weekly for approximately three and a half hours, allowing time to reflect and apply new skills in the work environment.
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT January 12, 19, 26, and February 2, 9 and 24 (Wednesday) This series is designed to develop skills and effectiveness for supervisors, managers and team leaders. Class combines group discussions, case studies, and activities to deliver training objectives in the areas of: • Essentials of leadership • Moving from conflict to collaboration • Having difficult conversations • High impact feedback and listening • Leadership styles and personal influence • Leading change
SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING CAMPAIGNS March 1, 8, 15, 22, and April 5 This series highlights how Social Media is transforming marketing and positively affecting such functional areas as: customer service, public relations, brand management, conversion of quality prospects, sales and research. Social media marketing campaigns break down an organization’s business plan to address the needs of individual consumers.
PRACTICAL FINANCIAL CONCEPTS IN TODAY’S WORLD April 12, 19, 26, and May 3, 10 This series will introduce participants to the basic concepts of record keeping, cash flow, budgeting, balance sheets, banking, mortgages, loans, insurance, and investments.
REGISTER: HTTPS://EVENTS.VTC.EDU/REGISTER/ PROFESSIONALLEADERSHIPCERTIFICATE COST: $2,400 MORE INFORMATION: [email protected]
Businesses supporting employee fees may qualify for 50% PLANNING AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT May 17, 24, 31, and June 7, 14 (Last class & celebration) Planning and Project Management will guide individuals through the Project Management Institute’s (pmi.org) PMBOK foundations to introduce the practices and key concepts of managing a project including the main processes and lifecycle. Participants will learn how to properly define a project, identify the five process groups in a project’s lifecycle, and determine when to use the appropriate project management methodology. Additional insight on project management success will be covered through necessary soft skills such as communication, relationship building, collaboration, conflict resolution, as well risk identification/management.
reimbursement from the Vermont Training Fund. For information, contact Bill Lucci [email protected] or call 802-770-1032. A scholarship is available through a Vermont Community Foundation grant awarded to Castleton University, The Rutland Young Professionals, and the Workforce Investment Board for women who are aspiring to leadership positions in their organization or profession. Contact Lyle Jepson for details [email protected] or call 802-770-7061. Castleton University, in consultation with Vermont Tech,
Class day and times: Tuesdays 5-8:30 p.m. Location: TBA
has the right to cancel offerings due to low enrollment. A collaboration brought to you by Castleton University, Vermont Tech, Stafford Technical Center and the Rutland Region Workforce Investment Board.
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT January 12, 19, 26, and February 2, 9 and 24 (Wednesday) This series is designed to develop skills and effectiveness for supervisors, managers and team leaders. Class combines group discussions, case studies, and activities to deliver training objectives in the areas of: • Essentials of leadership • Moving from conflict to collaboration • Having difficult conversations • High impact feedback and listening • Leadership styles and personal influence • Leading change
SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING CAMPAIGNS March 1, 8, 15, 22, and April 5 This series highlights how Social Media is transforming marketing and positively affecting such functional areas as: customer service, public relations, brand management, conversion of quality prospects, sales and research. Social media marketing campaigns break down an organization’s business plan to address the needs of individual consumers.
PRACTICAL FINANCIAL CONCEPTS IN TODAY’S WORLD April 12, 19, 26, and May 3, 10 This series will introduce participants to the basic concepts of record keeping, cash flow, budgeting, balance sheets, banking, mortgages, loans, insurance, and investments.
REGISTER: HTTPS://EVENTS.VTC.EDU/REGISTER/ PROFESSIONALLEADERSHIPCERTIFICATE COST: $2,400 MORE INFORMATION: [email protected]
Businesses supporting employee fees may qualify for 50% PLANNING AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT May 17, 24, 31, and June 7, 14 (Last class & celebration) Planning and Project Management will guide individuals through the Project Management Institute’s (pmi.org) PMBOK foundations to introduce the practices and key concepts of managing a project including the main processes and lifecycle. Participants will learn how to properly define a project, identify the five process groups in a project’s lifecycle, and determine when to use the appropriate project management methodology. Additional insight on project management success will be covered through necessary soft skills such as communication, relationship building, collaboration, conflict resolution, as well risk identification/management.
reimbursement from the Vermont Training Fund. For information, contact Bill Lucci [email protected] or call 802-770-1032. A scholarship is available through a Vermont Community Foundation grant awarded to Castleton University, The Rutland Young Professionals, and the Workforce Investment Board for women who are aspiring to leadership positions in their organization or profession. Contact Lyle Jepson for details [email protected] or call 802-770-7061. Castleton University, in consultation with Vermont Tech,
Class day and times: Tuesdays 5-8:30 p.m. Location: TBA
has the right to cancel offerings due to low enrollment. A collaboration brought to you by Castleton University, Vermont Tech, Stafford Technical Center and the Rutland Region Workforce Investment Board.
