You will need to book your place using your Natural England email address or your booking will not be accepted.
Overview:
This is a half-day workshop for line managers which is focused on how to help people to appreciate how their objectives align with those of their peers and the organisation in which they work. The workshop is facilitated by an external provider and delivered virtually on 5th March 2026 - 9.30am-12.30pm. Tickets can be booked from 9.30am on Tuesday 30th September 2025.
Workshop content:
The course will provide line managers with practical frameworks and techniques to apply directly back in the workplace. It will show you how to have motivational objective-setting conversations with the people you manage. This means learning how to agree on objectives that are SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and timed). See more information on the course flyer.
Who is it for?
This workshop is for staff with line management responsibility within Natural England.
Please ensure you speak to your Line Manager before registering for this course to agree your personal learning objectives and include this is on your performance development plan.
Further details:
By registering for a ticket, you are committing to attendance on the selected date.
This Objective Setting workshop twice in 2025-26; please see the alternative date on the Learning & Capability Team Eventbrite page.
Please add your name to the waiting list if all workshop places have been booked; this will help with the assessment of demand for future sessions. Please follow the Learning & Capability Team on Eventbrite to receive notifications about new dates being released.
Related Learning & Development opportunities:
Details of Nationally coordinated Line Management and People Leadership offers will be released on this Learning & Capability Team Eventbrite profile.
Please bookmark line management standards learning & development tool for a detailed overview of, and access to, the suite of resources, content and training available to staff in Natural England. This includes links to content and resources that are available now and those that are in development.
