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This document outlines the topics that will be covered in a Communication II course taught by Owen Langwani at the Malawi School of Government. The course will cover business communication, digital communication, public speaking, interviews, meetings, and public relations. For each topic, concepts and subtopics will be defined and explored, such as the basic elements of business communication, email communication techniques, how to prepare and deliver presentations and speeches, conducting effective interviews, and maintaining positive public relations. References for further reading are also provided.
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- 1. COMMUNICATION II OWEN LANGWANI ADJUNCT LECTURER MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS STUDENT MALAWI SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT
- 2. TOPICS OF STUDY TOPIC 1: BUSINESS COMMUNICATION TOPIC 2: DIGITAL COMMUNICATION TOPIC 3: PUBLIC SPEAKING TOPIC 4: INTERVIEWS TOPIC 5: MEETINGS TOPIC 6: PUBLIC RELATIONS
- 3. CONCEPTS OF BUSINESS COMMUNICATION • definitions • basic elements • forms of business communication • types of business communication • advantages and disadvantages
- 4. DIGITAL COMMUNICATION • definition of terms • introducing web-based comm platforms • email communication • ethics in digital communication
- 5. Public Speaking • art of speaking • forms of speach • preparing for a speach • power point presentation
- 6. MEETINGS • Need and Importance of Meetings, • Conduct of Meeting Role of the Chairperson • Role of the Participants • Drafting of Notice, Agenda and Resolutions
- 7. INTERVIEWS • difinitions and forms of interviews • types of interviews • preparing interviews • conducting interviews
- 8. PUBLIC RELATIONS • definitions • forms • benefits • maintaining relations
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