To be a successful leader, you need to be a great communicator. This Anderson training course will help you hone your communication skills for even greater business and personal success. There is a wealth of practical guidance on improving the effectiveness of various forms of written communication. This Anderson training course will present how writing and presentation skills can work in tandem to achieve results. So, if you want your reports, memos, letters and e-mail to be read with interest and acted upon and if you want to be able to present your ideas with impact and effectiveness, this is the course for you.
Training Course Objectives
By attending this Anderson training course, delegates will be able to:
Improve the effectiveness of your reports, proposals, emails, letters and other communication
Develop more efficient writing processes, improving project and time management
Meet the needs of your readerships/audiences enabling them achieve their own objectives
Develop your presentational skills and the techniques to enhance impact and effectiveness
Deploy the right techniques, tools and skills for a wide variety of communications challenges
Designed For
A wide range of professionals and managers who would like to improve their business communication skills. It will particularly benefit:
Professionals who have greater communications responsibilities in their evolving roles or who are finding new communications challenges in their careers
Individuals reporting up to senior executives or the board and want to shine
Supervisors / Managers/ Department Heads with new communication challenges in their careers
Training Course Outline
Among a range of valuable topics the following will be given high priority:
Making a persuasive business case and Influencing skills
Understanding your audience’s needs and framing strong objectives
Generating ideas – Mind mapping and brain storming
Barriers and pitfalls of business communication
Differences between written and spoken communication and their implications
Characteristics of an effective report
Sources of information and research techniques
Selecting and structuring the content – logical sequencing
Anderson Certificate of Completion will be provided to delegates who attend and complete the course
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Training Course Overview
To be a successful leader, you need to be a great communicator. This Anderson training course will help you hone your communication skills for even greater business and personal success. There is a wealth of practical guidance on improving the effectiveness of various forms of written communication. This Anderson training course will present how writing and presentation skills can work in tandem to achieve results. So, if you want your reports, memos, letters and e-mail to be read with interest and acted upon and if you want to be able to present your ideas with impact and effectiveness, this is the course for you.
Training Course Objectives
By attending this Anderson training course, delegates will be able to:
Improve the effectiveness of your reports, proposals, emails, letters and other communication
Develop more efficient writing processes, improving project and time management
Meet the needs of your readerships/audiences enabling them achieve their own objectives
Develop your presentational skills and the techniques to enhance impact and effectiveness
Deploy the right techniques, tools and skills for a wide variety of communications challenges
Designed For
A wide range of professionals and managers who would like to improve their business communication skills. It will particularly benefit:
Professionals who have greater communications responsibilities in their evolving roles or who are finding new communications challenges in their careers
Individuals reporting up to senior executives or the board and want to shine
Supervisors / Managers/ Department Heads with new communication challenges in their careers
Training Course Outline
Among a range of valuable topics the following will be given high priority:
Making a persuasive business case and Influencing skills
Understanding your audience’s needs and framing strong objectives
Generating ideas – Mind mapping and brain storming
Barriers and pitfalls of business communication
Differences between written and spoken communication and their implications
Characteristics of an effective report
Sources of information and research techniques
Selecting and structuring the content – logical sequencing
Preparing a persuasive business presentation
Positive body language
The Certificate
Anderson Certificate of Completion will be provided to delegates who attend and complete the course
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