Online Course: Developing Your Identity, Skills, and Confidence as a Supervisor

Course facts:

Dates:

Spring 2017: Tuesdays, April 11-May 9

Time:

Spring 2016: 2:00-3:15 PM ET

Subject: Supervision skills development

Practice level: Beginner & Intermediate 

CE credit:

ASWB: 9 hours

NAADAC: 9 hours

NBCC: 6 hours

Course type: Live online

75 minutes weekly live webcast

roughly 35 minutes of weekly home study activities

Covered topics: Supervision

Who should take this course:

• Current supervisors who wish to enhance their skills
• New supervisors who seek to develop strong skills
• Those whose professional development goals include becoming a supervisor

Learning objectives:

• Define and give examples of the four functions of supervision
• Describe the role and utility of parallel process within the supervisory relationship
• Name three positive outcomes for organizations that provide effective supervision
• Demonstrate how to apply a developmental approach to support supervisors and supervisees
• Identify three strategies for implementing supervision in your organization

WEEKLY AGENDA

• Week 1: Introduction and Overview of Supervision
• Week 2: Administrative Dimensions of Supervision
• Week 3: Evaluative Dimensions of Supervision
• Week 4: Educative and Clinical Dimensions of Supervision
• Week 5: Supportive Dimensions of Supervision