Advanced Interpersonal Communication

Sydney

$600.00

Training Course ID: (NH)-0003

Overview: In this course, students will learn how to develop effective communications skills that build positive interactions with others.

Target Audience
This course will benefit any individual who would like to refine their communication skills particularly anyone in a position of leadership or authority within an organization.

Training Course Details

Duration
1 Day 9:00am - 5:00pm
TypePublic / Open
Provider

New Horizons Learning Centres

CPD0
Venue

Level 6, St. Martins Tower 31 Market Street Sydney

VersionOpen

Outlines

Training Course Outlines:

Lesson 1: Communication styles and methods


  • Communication styles

  • Identifying primary communication styles

  • Identifying secondary communication styles

  • Verbal and nonverbal communication

  • Using verbal communication

  • Using nonverbal methods


Lesson 2: First impression and building rapport

  • The importance of first impressions

  • Identifying elements of a first impression

  • Communicating to build rapport

  • Building rapport

  • Establishing credibility

  • Building positive relationships

  • Asking questions


Lesson 3: Building relationships through feedback

  • The importance of providing feedback

  • Using paraphrasing

  • Providing feedback

  • Providing positive feedback

  • Providing constructive feedback


Lesson 4: Supervisors

  • Understanding supervisor styles

  • Handling ineffective supervisors
  • Promoting an idea

  • Handling human resource issues

  • Negotiating a raise

  • Handling resignation


Lesson 5: Colleagues and subordinates

  • Communicating with colleagues

  • Responding to a colleague's idea

  • Communicating with subordinates

  • Refusing a subordinate's request

  • Handling dismissal


Lesson 6: Customers and vendors

  • Communicating with customers

  • Responding to complaints

  • Communicating with vendors

  • Rejecting a vendor's proposal

  • Complaining to a vendor


Lesson 7: Organisational culture

  • Understanding organizational cultures

  • Adjusting to the culture

  • Discussing elements of organizational culture

  • Identifying organizational culture

  • Cultural networks

  • Using cultural networks

  • Discussing roles in cultural networks

  • Managing physical culture

  • Arranging meeting space

  • Managing emotional culture

  • Using positive language

  • Encouraging initiative

Outcomes

Training Course Outcomes:

Key Participant Benefits


  • Helps participants understand themselves better to enhance behavioural change necessary to be an effective communicator.

  • Builds skills to minimise conflict and resentments, both in oneself or the party being communicated to
  • Includes strategies to help participants accomplish greater finesse in relationships through communication

  • Allows time for practice and insight


Key Business Benefits

  • Minimises friction caused by miscommunication or lack of empathy

  • Consequent increase in respect and motivation for the communicator

  • Consequent lift in productivity through more effective communications


At course completion:

  • Interact with individuals who display a specific communication style and communicate using various verbal and nonverbal modes of communication.

  • Identify the elements that influence first impressions, build rapport and establish credibility with others, and build positive relationships. - Use paraphrasing effectively and provide positive and constructive feedback in a business setting.

  • Identify the types of ineffective supervisors and use different techniques to deal with them, and identify
  • Identify the guidelines for communicating with colleagues, take appropriate steps to apologize to a subordinate, and use appropriate tactics to refuse a subordinate’s request.

  • Respond to customers’ complaints and identify a proper way to reject a vendor’s contract without rejecting the vendor.

  • Determine the nature of an organisation’s culture, use the cultural network to your advantage and identify the characteristics of the roles exhibited in a cultural network, select the elements of physical culture that affect interpersonal communication, and identify the ways in which managers can build a positive culture

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