Level 2 Certificate in Principles of Team Leading
The knowledge you need to lead a team well: how teams work, how businesses work, and how to communicate what matters.
About this course
Most people become a team leader by being good at the job below it, and then find that leading is a different skill entirely. This certificate fills that gap: how to lead a team, how the business around you works, and how to communicate work information clearly.
Beyond the three core units you choose five more from a wide optional pool, so the qualification can be shaped around the sector you work in.
Who this is for
Open to learners aged 16 and over. There are no formal entry requirements, though NCFE notes that a level 1 qualification is helpful preparation.
What you will study
Three mandatory units plus five chosen from the optional pool.
Principles of team leading
Leadership styles, team dynamics, motivation and your responsibilities. 40 guided learning hours.
Understand business
How organisations are structured, how they make money and how your team fits in. 30 guided learning hours.
Understand how to communicate work-related information
Getting the message across accurately, to the right people, in the right way. 20 guided learning hours.
Optional units
Where this can lead
Roles this can lead to
Further study
How you are assessed
Internally assessed through a portfolio of evidence and externally quality assured by NCFE.
Support while you study
Every learner gets an individual learning plan, an initial assessment of English and maths, and a named tutor. You will have a college email address and access to Microsoft Teams. See our learning support and career support pages for what else is available.
Part of a pathway
This course sits within the following employment pathways. A pathway combines several qualifications into a route towards a particular kind of job.
Ready to get started?
Talk to us about whether this course is right for you, what funding you might be eligible for, and when the next start date is.
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