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Communicating well at work

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Summary

Price
£99 - £199 inc VAT
Finance options

The price per delegate depends on the number of delegates. Do ask for more information.

Study method
Onsite
Duration
1 day · Part-time or full-time
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Certificate of completion - Free
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

Overview

We cover the UK and will come to you.

Work is a demanding place to be, especially when we want to be really good at our job. This enjoyable, interactive communicating well at work workshop will increase all delegates’ understanding of the importance of every single interaction with a work colleague.

Description

Using a mixture of theory, practical exercises and discussion this training will give delegates the skills to be able to deal with colleagues confidently, professionally and with warmth. Content can be adjusted to suit your organisation, just ask!

Example agenda

  • What do you expect from your colleagues? – an examination of the expectations and pressures at work
  • So what do your colleagues expect? – what are reasonable expectations and how does this area affect your reputation?
  • The difference between face to face and telephone communication – a detailed examination of the fundamental differences between these two modes of communication and a discussion about how to deal with these differences for best effect
  • Guidelines for excellent telephone behavior – a chance to break down a phone call into the component parts of answering the phone, general conversation, holding calls, transferring calls, ending calls and leaving voice mails
  • Building relationships with your colleagues – an examination of the skills and attributes needed to become a valued and respected work colleague
  • Developing your questioning and listening skills – a session on the importance of positive, interactive listening in order to build relationships
  • Managing your time – your chance to become more structured and organized in your approach to managing your workload
  • Writing emails – how to avoid the outfalls of communicating via email
  • Taking messages – how to become one of the best at accurate, professional, detailed messages takin
  • Hints and tips – some fantastic hints and tips for becoming a valued colleague and member of the team

Who is this course for?

Anyone within your business

Requirements

No specific experience or qualification requirements

Career path

General ongoing professional development

Questions and answers

Certificates

Certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included

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