Develop supervisory confidence and clarity with practical skills for coordinating others, managing performance, and sustaining team delivery in high-pressure environments.
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14 hours (2 days)
1:12
FORESIGHT–MFLC Foundation Certificate of Completion
Any Outreach Rescue training facility or client site by arrangement
To develop a culture of followership, accountability, and communication that enhances individual reliability and team cohesion in demanding settings.
Professionals in non-supervisory roles across public, private, academic, and third sectors who are expected to perform reliably under pressure and contribute to team resilience.
Focuses on behavioural foundations for high-performing teams in operational environments
Developed and delivered by professionals from emergency services and humanitarian sectors
Blends real-world scenarios with reflective practice for immediate workplace application
Delivered in alignment with the FORESIGHT–MFLC framework, applying operational standards developed from emergency, clinical, and humanitarian fields.
No supervisory experience required. Suitable for individuals preparing for progression or seeking confidence in team contribution.
Delegates must be 18 or over and be able to demonstrate a willingness to participate in discussions within a scenario-based and group learning environment.
Participants can progress to the FORESIGHT–MFLC: Supervision course, which builds on foundational behaviours with leadership, coordination, and staff management skills.
– The role of followership in effective teams
– Professional communication across various platforms
– Accountability and reliability under operational pressure
– Trust, culture, and behaviour in teams
– Navigating stress, uncertainty, and team dynamics
– Group-based decision-making under pressure
– Peer communication and feedback exercises
– Structured self-reflection and behavioural insight
– Collaborative workshops and real-world team tasks
– Application of case studies from emergency and humanitarian sectors
Develop supervisory confidence and clarity with practical skills for coordinating others, managing performance, and sustaining team delivery in high-pressure environments.
Develop the strategic behaviours and tools needed to lead organisations, align systems, and sustain performance through complexity, uncertainty, and high operational demand.
A regulated, nationally recognised teaching qualification designed to introduce individuals to education and training in the further education and skills sector. The course covers inclusive teaching methods, learner assessment, and essential teaching responsibilities. No formal teaching experience is required, making this course ideal for subject matter experts transitioning into teaching or training roles.
This 3-day recertification course provides refresher and update training for existing Rope Rescue Supervisors and re-establishes competence in the Rope Rescue Supervisor skillset.