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The Psychology of Managing People

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Dealing with the essential psychological skills of leading and managing people, this programme is divided into two parts. In the first part, it looks at the intrapersonal aspect of the leader, focusing on self-awareness and self-assessment. In the second part, it looks at the essential interpersonal psychological skills. This includes understanding and working with different personality types, communicating to reduce resistance and defensiveness and maximise openness and acceptance, motivating people, the positive practice of authority and leadership, and managing self and others under pressure.

 
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Venue: ThinkTalent Training Room, ThinkTalent Offices, Mriehel
Language: English
Duration: Half day
Hours of Total Learning: 3.75
Entry Requirements: None
Mode of Attendance: Part-time
Mode of Delivery: Face-to-face
Grading System: Not Applicable
Pass Mark: Not Applicable
Funding Options: Get Qualified Scheme – Students can benefit from a tax credit of 70% of the cost incurred. Investing in Skills (IIS) – Employers can benefit from a refund of 70% of the costs incurred. Contact us for further guidance on how to apply for either funding option.
Course Details
Date/s of Next Intake 2025 September or 2026 January
Venue ThinkTalent Training Room, ThinkTalent Offices, Mriehel
Language English
Duration Half day
Hours of Total Learning 3.75
Entry Requirements None
Mode of Attendance Part-time
Mode of Delivery Face-to-face
Grading System Not Applicable
Pass Mark Not Applicable
Funding Options Get Qualified Scheme – Students can benefit from a tax credit of 70% of the cost incurred. Investing in Skills (IIS) – Employers can benefit from a refund of 70% of the costs incurred. Contact us for further guidance on how to apply for either funding option.
Structure of Programme:


Part 1: Intrapersonal Psychology – Self-Awareness in Leadership 

  • Introduction to intrapersonal vs. interpersonal psychology 
  • Self-awareness and self-reflection exercise: “What’s it like to be on the other side of me?” 
  • Understanding emotional triggers and stress responses in leadership 
  • Activity: Personal leadership styles diagnostic 

Part 2: Interpersonal Psychology – Understanding and Influencing Others  

  • Overview of common workplace personality types (e.g. DISC overview) 
  • Adapting your leadership style to different personality types 
  • Techniques for communicating with openness while minimising resistance 
  • Micro-skills for active listening and empathic communication 

Part 3: Motivation, Authority, and Psychological Safety  

  • Intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation and how to apply both 
  • Leading with authority without triggering defensiveness 
  • Managing pressure: strategies for self-regulation and supporting team resilience 
  • Building psychological safety: what it looks like in practice 

Wrap-Up and Action Planning  

  • Key takeaways and reflection 
  • Personal action planning: “What psychological skill will I practice first?” 
  • Q&A and close