Supervisory Training: Putting the Pieces Together
Unit I: Administrative Supervision
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Supervisor Core Series: Putting the Pieces Together

Effective supervision spans three main areas (Administrative, Educational, and Supportive Supervision) that, while related, are also distinct. Each is an important component or piece of the bigger picture puzzle of child welfare supervision. The supervisor curriculum developed by the Butler Institute is competency-based so that training participants attain the level of proficiency designated by the competencies. Each unit emphasizes self-reflection and application to the unique circumstances of each supervisor. All modules are highly interactive and accommodate a variety of learning styles to maximize the learning experience. Based upon the latest literature and full of engaging activities, this Supervisor Core Series is state of the art in both content and style.

 

Unit I Training Description:

Administrative Supervision focuses on those areas of supervision related to the efficient and effective delivery of services. This module stresses the importance of understanding one’s own management style within the context of the agency’s mission and vision and administrative structure and focuses on agency goals and outcomes. Key concepts covered in this module include: management styles; the use of power; advocacy; recruitment and selection of workers; change management; transitioning from peer to supervisor; and performance management.

 

Target Audience:

Child welfare supervisors.

 

How to Obtain the Supervisor Core Series

The Supervisor Core Series was developed under the auspices of the Western Regional Recruitment & Retention Project funded by the Administration for Children and Families, Children’s Bureau and all materials developed with public funds are in the public domain. We are happy to share this curriculum with anyone who requests it. The Butler Institute for Families can also:

  • Deliver the training to supervisory staff in your state.
  • Provide the curriculum and eliver a train-the-trainer to your staff so that your staff can train these modules on an on-going basis.
  • Adapt the modules for use in your state and tailor the content with activities and materials of particular relevance for your staff.
  • Send you the files for adaptation by your staff in your state.
  • Develop entirely new curriculum for your state.

 

Download Training Agendas, Learning Objectives, & Competencies:
Supervisor Core Compiled Agendas Competencies.pdf

 

Download a Curriculum Sample:
Curriculum Sample.pdf

 

Find out how to obtain this training and more information on the project that sponsored it: Western Regional Recruitment & Retention Project

 

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Trained by:
Nancy McDaniel

 

Class Code & Date:

This class is not currently scheduled.

 

Training Location:

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Time:

8:30am to 4:30pm each day.

 

Cost:

N/A