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Introduction
Communication is a two-way skill but we all fail to check the understanding
of others on a regular basis. Occasionally this leads to a hilarious
result and we all have a laugh. In business however, the consequences
of poor communication can be serious, expensive or both. The ability
to communicate clearly and concisely is arguably the most important
leadership and management skill.
This course looks at the various different methods of communicating
clearly within an organisation, the importance of making sure that
your message is clear and focused and the importance of checking
not only that the message has been received, but also that it has
been understood.
Who should attend:
People who have just come into a supervisory or management role
or more experienced managers who wish to develop their skills to
a higher level.
Course outcomes:
Delegates will be able to consider the most appropriate channel
to communicate their message with. Telephone techniques, presentation
skills, holding effective meetings and listening skills are areas
covered in the module.
Teaching
methods:
There will
be a mixture of theoretical input from the tutor along with
opportunities for experiential learning, and practice and
discussion in small and large groups


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