Effective verbal and nonverbal communication skills are valuable in the workplace.
Some companies spend a lot of money to train their employees on how to effectively
communicate. Good communication skills go beyond conversations, but employees
must know how to communicate well in written reports and emails.

Understanding the benefits of effective communication helps companies place a focus
on developing a workforce that is able to communicate within the firm and with
customers, vendors and the General public.

Being able to get your message across is an essential tool every successful business
professional needs.

The course focuses on how to listen carefully, ask insightful questions, be assertive,
and interpret non-verbal signals. Participants will leave with the ability to combine
voice tone, body language, and appropriate language into a clear, effective message.

Objectives:
- Identify the most common barriers to effective listening and communication

- Increase your understanding of how your behavior impacts others and the way
others respond to you

- Use verbal as well as nonverbal techniques (which make up the majority of
communication) to help get your message across to your audience

- Learn ways to give and receive constructive feedback in business settings

- Develop effective listening skills

- Improve telephone communication skills


Key Learning Points:
Key communication principles
Listening with attention and focus
Asking insightful questions
Voice tone and body language
Assertive Communication

This one-day, practical communication and interpersonal communication skills
course will provide the participants with the skills and techniques for handling
any communication situation with greater flexibility, confidence, empathy and impact.

Participants in the seminar will learn to:
Assess their communication strengths and weaknesses, as well as enhance their
ability to listen to and understand others.
Will be able to easily define communication and effective listening skills,
identify and avoid communication barriers,
Motivating and influencing others positively toward their own goals.

Course outline :
The importance of Communication?
What is Communications
What is professional Communications
Essential Communication skills
Written Communication: Paper and Print
1. Email communication
ii. Report writing and proposal writing
Oral communication
Elements of communications
Basic listening skills.
Fundamentals in computer proficiency

Certificates to be awarded after training.

We are affordable ....

We be happy to come over and give more insight on our services at your convenience .



Call SDIL 08125549322, 08050383215 or send a mail to customercare.sdil@gmail.com

It sounds so simple: say what you mean. But all too often, what we try to communicate gets lost in translation despite our best intentions. We say one thing, the other person hears something else, and misunderstandings, frustration, and conflicts ensue.
Fortunately, you can learn how to communicate more clearly and effectively. Whether you’re trying to improve communication with your spouse, kids, boss, or coworkers, you can improve the communication skills that enable you to effectively connect with others, build trust and respect, and feel heard and understood

Communication is a means of influencing or motivating people. It is a medium through which understanding is reached or opinions and ideas are expressed between persons. Ejiofor (1989) a good information system can be described as the veins, entries, and nerve centre of an organization. Good communication is necessary to co-ordinate human and physical resources of an enterprise into an efficient and effective working unit (Kootz et al, 1980).

Oral and Written Communication

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