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Essential Communication Skills for Professionals
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Do you feel that you communicate professionally and effectively? It’s not just about what you say but also about how you say it. Build your professional image by acquiring skills you need to communicate confidently and effectively. 

How we communicate in our work environments is constantly changing. The norm for our day-to-day communications is now a world of e-mail, text-messaging, blackberries, interspersed with face-to-face communications. Recognizing the importance and etiquette required for interpersonal and organizational communication is critical for your professional success. This seminar will address all forms of communication used in the workplace and give you the skills you need to communicate successfully.

Benefits

  • Use active listening and questioning skills to strengthen professional effectiveness

  • Understand the importance of diplomacy and tact in communications

  • Know how to adapt your communications for your audience

  • Identify the elements of interpersonal and organizational communications at all levels

  • Learn text-messaging, e-mail and blackberry etiquette

  • Discover the power, influence and impact of non-verbal communication

Who Should Attend

Professionals who recognize the need to build their communication skills for personal and business success.


For more information please contact our Training Advisor, Jackie Collins, at 864-2131 or by email (jcollins@mun.ca).

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Date:
April 23, 2013

Duration:
1 day

Instructor:
Lynn Morrissey

Seminar cost:
$345 + HST


This seminar is a core module of the Certificate of Achievement in Business Communication


Have a large group interested in this training? Contact us about our customized options and group pricing.



 


 

   
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