Managing a Team

ABOUT

This course lets you critically examine your own management practices and update your knowledge regarding empowerment, team management and work climate.

More specifically, this course will help you to:

1.     Acquire a better knowledge of union rights;
2.     Understand the rights and obligations regarding occupational health and safety;
3.     Recognize the qualities of a leader on the management team;
4.     Develop better tools to avoid conflicts and prevent harassment.

The proposed activities will leave room for group discussions, case studies and team workshops.

Target professions

This courses is intended for people who:

•     Exercise line authority;
•     Direct or supervise the professional activities of their colleagues;
•     Assume the responsibility of the person in authority on individual occasions.

Read the membership criteria

Prerequisites

Have taken the course “Initiation to community life” and already be a member of AQTIS 514 IATSE.

Training team

• David Giasson, Labour Relations Advisor, AQTIS 514 IATSE
  
  
• Nathalie Tassé (Occupational Health and Safety Advisor, AQTIS 514 IATSE) has been working in health and safety for over 25 years. She holds a master's degree in ergonomics and has worked mainly in the industrial sector. Throughout her career, she has developed the implementation of prevention programs and various health and safety training contents (for local and international purposes). A team player, Nathalie enthusiastically shares her knowledge and experience through her role as a trainer at AQTIS 514 IATSE.

   

•  Pierre-Luc Asselin has an interdisciplinary Bachelor of Arts degree and a certificate in labour relations. AQTIS 514 IATSE labor relations advisor, he has 12 years of experience as a lighting technician and more than 15 years on film sets. Pierre-Luc has the knowledge required to understand the realities of freelance life in the audiovisual industry.  As a trainer of "Managing a Team", he wishes to enlighten learners on the challenges and responsibilities of the position and give them the best tools to manage, communicate and lead a team. 

   

• Catherine Tessier has been climbing the ranks within the Camera department for 25 years. She has now held the position of first camera assistant for 13 years. In addition to her passion for her work, in 2012, she got involved in the union. Since then, her dedication has continued to grow. She currently holds a seat on the executive committee and played an active role in negotiating collective agreements in 2019. Furthermore, she was the only woman to have a seat at the discussion table during the merger of the three entities. Additionally, she actively participates in the establishment of committees for Green Sets and Women in Industry all while representing the Camera department since 2013.
  
  

REGISTRATION

Please enter your name on the callback list at the bottom of the page to be notified of the next dates that become open for registrations. You will then receive an e-mail containing the date a few weeks before the course. You can then contact us to register. These e-mails are sent every Wednesday.

PLEASE NOTE: Subscribing to the reminder list is not equivalent to subscribing to the training course.

The number of participants allowed in each course is limited. On the day of the course, we will not admit any participants who have not paid for it in advance.