This is STA's 'generic' programme.
When working
in-house for you we can select different units to fit your
Organisation's actual needs
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Unit
Standard
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Content
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Level
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Credits
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unit
standard
1987
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Develop Strategies to establish and maintain positive workplace
relationships
People credited with this unit standard are able to: devise
strategies to establish positive working relationships with
colleagues and manager(s); and develop strategies to maintain
and monitor positive workplace relationships.
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level
4
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credit
5
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unit
standard
16342
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Identify Key Workplace Organisational Principles
People
credited with this unit are able to: explain the relationship
between organisational design and achievement of organisational
goals; describe alternative organisational structures; describe
management levels within organisations; and explain the impact
of environmental factors on the management of organisations.
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level
4
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credit
4
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unit
standard
23396
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Demonstrate
knowledge of performance management planning
People credited with this standard are able to demonstrate
knowledge of the role of performance management in an
organisation; and develop a performance management plan.
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level
4
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credit
3
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(Drawn
from) ELECTIVES
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Unit
Standard
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Content
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Level
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Credits
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unit
standard
8493
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Provide Leadership for a team in an organisation
This unit standard is for people who have responsibility for
managing the output of a work team.
People credited with this unit standard are able to: identify
and use appropriate leadership styles in the workplace;
establish team behavioural expectations and standards;
facilitate a team in its work; and enhance working relationships
with people outside the team.
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level
5
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credit
10
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unit
standard
9704
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Manage
Interpersonal Conflict
An important part of any Leaders
Role is managing conflict within the team. In this session, we will:
identify and clarify areas of interpersonal conflict; develop
strategies to resolve conflict; implement resolution; and evaluate
resolution.
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level
4
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credit
6
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unit
standard
9705
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Give
and Receive Feedback
This
module will enable Participants to: plan and prepare for, give, and
receive feedback.
Has
particular relevance to Performance Review (appraisals), solving
performance problems, coaching, disciplinary.
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level
3
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credit
3
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unit
standard
15189
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Implement a health & safety plan for
the workplace
People credited with this unit standard are able to: identify
responsibilities for the workplace arising out of health and
safety legislation; apply a health and safety plan for a
specified workplace; report an accident and an occurrence of
serious harm in a specified workplace; and prepare to manage
emergencies in a specified workplace.
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level
4 |
credit
4 |
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unit
standard
19796
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Demonstrate
Knowledge of Employment Law
Participants
who complete this session will be able to:
describe
the legal framework that governs the employment relationship;
describe and distinguish between content and form of collective and
individual employment agreements; and describe the resolution of
employment relationship problems and the associated institutions and
remedies available to support these processes.
This topic is for anyone involved in carrying out employment
relations roles and activities consistent with employment law.
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level
4
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credit
6
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unit
standard
23397
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Plan and Monitor Performance of
Others
People credited with this standard are able to: develop
performance management plans; plan and conduct performance
management appraisals; and evaluate own performance in the
performance appraisal process.
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level
5 |
credit
6 |
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unit
standard
23400
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Demonstrate and apply knowledge of
change management in a business operation
People credited with this unit standard are able to: demonstrate
knowledge of change management; demonstrate knowledge of the
impact of change on people in organisations; and manage change
for a work team.
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level
4 |
credit
5 |
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Total
Credits
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52
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