5. Master the skills of effective communication
The course aims to help participants master the skills of effective
communication, including listening, speaking, writing, and non-verbal
communication
Understand the importance of communication
Participants will learn about the importance of communication in interpersonal
relationships, work, and social life
Suggest different communication styles
The course will introduce participants to different communication styles,
including direct and indirect communication, and suggest their corresponding
advantages and disadvantages
Course objectives and content
6. Effective communication is essential for building and maintaining relationships with
others It helps to establish trust, enhance understanding, and promote cooperation
Effective communication is key to solving problems and resolving conflicts It allows
for clear expression of ideas and feelings, promoting understanding and helping to
find common solutions!
Building relationships
Solving problems
The importance of effective communication
7. Effective communication is critical for career success It enables individuals to present ideas, requests,
and reports effectively, promoting professional growth and opportunities
Enhancing career success
Effective communication helps to promote cultural understanding and respect It enables individuals
to apply differences in communication styles and cultural norms, facilitating cross cultural interactions
and cooperation
Promoting cultural understanding
The importance of effective communication
9. Elements
Communication involves a sender, a receiver, a
message, and a medium or channel for
transmission The message can include words,
images, sounds, or other forms of expression
Definition
Communication is the process of sending and
receiving messages, whether written, oral, or non-
verbal, to receive information, ideas, or benefits
The definition and elements of communication
10. Types
Communication can be categorized as either verbal or non verbal Verbal communication
involves the use of words, while non-verbal communication involves the use of legal
expressions, body language, and other forms of expression
Methods
Communication can be face to face, telephone, written (e.g., email, letter), or electronic (e.g.,
social media, text message) Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages
Communication types and methods
11. Communication barriers and covering methods
Communication barriers can vary due to cultural differences, language barriers,
lake of trust, or other reasons These barriers can lead to misunderstandings or
failures in communication
Barriers
To overcome communication barriers, it is important to be aware of cultural
differences and respect them Language proficiency is also critical to ensure
clear and accurate communication Additionally, building trust and openness
can help break down barriers and improve communication effectiveness
Overcoming methods
13. 01 Active listening
Paying full attention to the speaker, showing
interest, and understanding the message
being communicated
02 Paraphrasing
Restating what the speaker has said to
ensure understanding and demonstration
listening
03 Asking questions
Inquiry for clarification or expansion when
needed to gain a deep understanding
Listening skills
14. Clear and consensus
01
Speaking in a clear and understandable
Manner, avoiding jargon or technical
language
02 Using appropriate language
Selecting words that are appropriate for the
context and audience
03 Non verbal communication
Using factual expressions, eye contact, and
body language to support and enhance
speech
Expression skills
15. Specific and constructive
Providing feedback that is specific, constructive, and actionable
Avoiding blaming or accepting language
Using language that is non judgmental and objective
Giving positive feedback
Highlighting area of strength or positive performance to resource and build on
Feedback Tips
17. Language barriers
01
Different languages have different cultural backgrounds, which
can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts in communication
Non verbal cues
02
Body language, financial expressions, and eye contact are
important components of communication, but they can be
misinterpreted in cross cultural settings
Social terms
03
Different cultures have different social terms and expectations
for communication, which can lead to fusion and
misunderstandings
The impact of cultural differences on
communication
18. Cross cultural communication skills and strategies
Active listening
It is essential to listen actively and attentively to understand
the message being transmitted
Verbal and non-verbal cues
It is important to pay attention to both verbal and non-verbal
cues to ensure accurate communication
Empathy and cultural awareness
Developing an understanding of the other person's culture and
perspective can help avoid misunderstandings and conflicts
Use of a common language
When possible, using a common language can facilitate
communication and reduce misunderstandings
19. Business meetings
Business meetings often involve
cross cultural communication,
and it is important to understand
the cultural differences that may
affect the meeting's outcome
要点一 要点二
Interpersonal
relationships
Cross cultural communication in
interpersonal relationships can be
complex, but understanding the
other person's culture can help
build strong relationships
International
conferences
Conferences often involve
presentations from different
cultures, and effective cross
cultural communication is
essential for achieving successful
outcomes
要点三
Analysis of cross cultural communication examples
21. Communication skills and strategies with superiors
Effectively prioritize your workload and manage your time to ensure that you
are meeting the expectations of your superior
Prioritizing and managing workload
Use respect language and tone when communicating with superiors Avoiding
conflicting or conflicting
Respect communication
Ensure that your messages are clear and decide, avoiding jargon or technical
language that may be unfriendly to your superior
Clear and decide communication
22. Communication skills and strategies with
boundaries
Set clear expectations and goals for your boundaries,
ensuring that they understand what is expected of them
Feedback and recognition
Provide regular feedback to your superiors, recognizing
their achievements and areas where they can improve
Empathy and understanding
Try to understand your subordinates, understand their
needs, concerns, and challenges, in order to better guide
and manage them.
Clear expectations
23. Collaboration and
team work
Promote a culture of
collaboration and team work,
working together to achieve
common goals
Open and best
communication
Maintain open and best
communication with your
colleagues, sharing
information and ideas to
enhance the team's
performance
Conflict resolution
Effectively resolve conflicts
and differences with your
colleges, promoting a positive
and professional work
environment
Communication skills and strategies with slogans
25. Participants are divided into small groups and
assigned roles in a simulated communication
scenario They then engage in role playing,
practicing effective communication techniques
while considering different perspectives and
cultural backgrounds
Role playing
Participants engage in simulated dialogues,
practicing effective listening, clear and
responsive communication, and handling
conflict and diffusion conversations These
simulations allow participants to apply
communication skills in a safe and controlled
environment
Simulated dialogue
Practical exercise: Role playing and simulated
dialogue
26. Case study: Comparative analysis of successful and
failed communication cases
• Successful communication case: Participants are presented with a case
study of a successful communication interaction, where clear and
relevant communication led to effective outcomes They analyze the
key factors that contribute to the success of the communication, such
as empirical listening, clear and relevant language, and effective
handling of conflict
• Failed communication case: Participants are also present with a case
study of a failed communication interaction, where misunderstandings
or conflicting LED to unfollowable outcomes They analyze the factors
that contributed to the failure of the communication, such as clear or
distinct language, lake of emotional listening, or unanddressed conflict
This analysis helps participants identify common pitfalls in
communication and how to avoid them in their own interactions