New Line Management Standards now among top training tools
More civil servants are doing the Line manager Induction Programme too.
Matt Meynell, Deputy Director of Line Management Capability team
Training to support the now feature among the top ten most popular learning resources on Civil Service Learning.
More than 10,000 line managers have viewed the Standards since they were launched in June. - which supports the Standards - has also seen increased interest and uptake.
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Next steps for civil servants:
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take a look at the and encourage your teams to do the same
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complete the that introduces you to the Standards and what is expected of line managers in the Civil Service
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champion the Standards in your management practices across your department using our short overview video to help you do this
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An online Line Management Development tool will be launched in Autumn. This digital diagnostic tool will enable you to benchmark your experience against the Standards.
A bespoke accredited qualification aligned to the Standards is being developed and aims to be in place by early 2025.