Scheduled course outline
Duration 1 Day
"The single biggest problem with communication is the illusion that it has taken place" - George Bernard Shaw
Who should attend
Any member of staff who currently uses e-mails and the telephone in their every day work.
The approach
By assessing their current methods of communicating with others through group discussions and exercises, delegates are able to explore the key behaviours and skills required to communicate effectively in the workplace.
Business scenario
We communicate all of the time, yet how do we know the correct medium for communicating? When is it appropriate to use e-mail, the telephone or to speak in person? Communicating effectively with each other is paramount to both the success of an individual’s role and that of an organisation.
The purpose
To decide on the most appropriate form of communication in given circumstances and to develop your own effective, personal communication style.
The programme includes:
What is effective communication?
Which form of communication should I use?
Being aware of how you communicate
Barriers to communication
The power of non-verbal communication
Effective questioning and listening skills
Getting your point across
Understanding your current image
