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Supervisory Skill Development - FREE Resource Guide
What skills do today's supervisors need to work effectively?

Good supervisors aren’t born, they are made. The path to becoming a good supervisor requires training and development in a complex and varied set of skills.

You may be able to recruit workers with the necessary supervisory skills. But if you can’t find a good supervisor to hire, you will need to consider developing the skills of a current employee or a new hire.

Developed by the Asia Pacific Gateway Skills Table, this easy-to-use Resource Guide will give you instant access to the information you will need to help develop supervisory skills, whether it is for yourself, your employees, or for your company.

This Guide is for you, if you are:

 

  • An employer or manager tasked with:

    • Assessing a potential new supervisor, or
    • Developing the skills of your current and/or potential supervisors,
  • A current supervisor interested in upgrading your skills,

  • Interested in becoming a supervisor and need to know what it takes.
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Getting Started

Pick one of the following options and get started on developing your supervisory skills.

Option 1
Contact us to receive a printed copy of the Guide

Click here to contact us
Option 2
Download the FULL Resource Guide (PDF)

Click here to download
Option 3
Get started right now by exploring the Guide online

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How to Use the Guide


Using the Guide and working through the four sections, you will be able to take action on developing supervisory skills.

Step 1

Discover the skills a supervisor needs

Read the supervisor skills overview for a summary of skills a supervisor needs to understand, perform and master to work efficiently and effectively.

 


Step 2

Assess supervisory skills

Complete checklists to assess the knowledge, skills and abilities (KSAs) of a current or potential supervisor. Identify skills gaps that could use further training and development.

 


Step 3

Explore training options

Search for training that addresses the skill gaps or areas of development.

 


Step 4

Contact training providers

Use the directory for quick access to contact information for the training providers in this Guide.

 


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