Supervisor Academy

Training Within Industry has its' roots in the Second World War, but was kept alivefor over 70 years a by the Japanese company Toyota.

Many businessmen may have heard the term "lean" used in connection with a business, but not be certain of exactly what it means.

If you have a business with a number of staff, it follows that if you are the CEO you can't manage them all directly yourself. When you only have a small factory or office and a half dozen staff you may be able to do that, but it comes at a cost.

Supervisor Academy is based in Southsea, England and is a leading supervisor training organisation dedicated to the leadership training of managers and supervisors to become excellent team leaders rather than just "a boss".

Many businesses run into problems involving production or providing their services and these have a direct and negative effect on profitability.

"Supervisor Academy is dedicated to the training of supervisors so that they can better manage their teams, processes, and workflows.

The term "lean" when referring to business was coined by the Toyota Motor Company in Japan and refers to stripping out waste practices in order to make the company as efficient as it could possibly be.

Every business on earth has goals that it wants to reach – even non-profits. The most successful businesses have everything running perfectly, but even then there will be times when things go wrong.

The SUPERVISOR ACADEMY develops practical leadership skills and habits to enable organisations to accelerate the pace of process improvement and boost operating performance. Following the time-proven Training within Industry (TWI) skills development.