Mindwork Training offers a variety of public and in-house training courses in 2015 covering skills such as sales, negotiation, customer service, human resources, management, leadership, and personal development. Courses are offered in English or Vietnamese with group sizes of 6-25 people. Public courses are 2 million VND per day and held in Ho Chi Minh City, while in-house courses are 22-27 million VND per day depending on trainer nationality. Discounts are available for multiple registrations or early registration. Course topics include communication, problem solving, emotional intelligence, and building effective teams.
The document discusses communication in schools. It defines communication and notes that communication pervades all aspects of school and is essential to enhance student and school performance. It discusses communication skills, types of communication, communication competence, sending skills, listening skills, feedback skills, communication media, nonverbal communication, sources in the communication process, communication context, noise, and organizational communication. Effective communication in schools aims to express meaning, create shared understandings, and influence actions.
What is interpersonal Communication? what is the importance of Interpersonal Communication in the workplace and what is remote work? what are the 6 important and basic elements of Interpersonal Communication?
This document discusses the cognitive and language characteristics of learners with mild to moderate disabilities. It covers cognitive theories like behaviorism and constructivism. It describes the components of cognitive functioning as structural, strategic control, and executive control. It also discusses perception, listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Learners with mild disabilities may have difficulties with auditory processing, verbal expression, word retrieval, comprehension, and written expression. The document defines learning as a stable change in behavior from experience, and lists the stages of learning as acquisition, proficiency, maintenance, generalization, and adaptation.
Managing communications involves the systematic planning, implementation, monitoring, and revision of communication channels within and between organizations. It includes developing communication strategies, designing internal and external communication directives, and managing information flow, including online communication. Effective communication is important for implementing organizational strategies, managing daily activities through people, and making managers more effective. Two-way communication allows both parties to transmit information and has also been called interpersonal communication. It can result in friction if views differ but also helps understanding. Nonverbal communication, including body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice, can reinforce, contradict, substitute for, complement, or accent verbal messages.
The document discusses the objectives of communication, including information, persuasion, motivation, advice, boosting morale, and issuing orders. It provides definitions and explanations of these objectives, as well as tips for making advice and orders effective. The overall goal of communication in organizations is to share information, motivate employees, and provide direction to accomplish tasks and goals.
This document discusses instructional media and communication. It defines instructional media as materials and methods used by instructors to facilitate learning, including traditional materials like chalkboards and newer technologies. It then discusses the importance of effective communication for managers in organizations, noting that managers spend significant time communicating and it is essential for key functions. The document outlines several roles and advantages of media in instruction, including supporting live instruction, independent instruction through packaged media, and use in portfolios. It also discusses thematic instruction, which integrates core subjects around broad themes.
Effective classroom communication requires conviction, purpose, and promoting understanding. It involves preparation, is two-way, and can be hindered by barriers. Symbols and paralinguistic techniques are used to reveal personality while accounting for more than a dozen aspects of communication. The key areas for effective communication in the classroom are inclusion, communicating with parents, and conferencing.
Business Communication:: Course notes topic 1-210613 024331Brenda Rachel Marie
Communication is defined as the process of exchanging information between two or more parties. It is essential for organizations as it keeps members informed, coordinates efforts to achieve goals, and is the lifeblood that allows organizations to function. Effective communication in organizations is a two-way process that allows information to flow both downward from management to subordinates, and upward from subordinates to management. This two-way communication is important for developing understanding between parties, improving morale, and ensuring the organization works efficiently to achieve its objectives.
The document discusses communication in schools. It defines communication and notes that communication pervades all aspects of school and is essential to enhance student and school performance. It discusses communication skills, types of communication, communication competence, sending skills, listening skills, feedback skills, communication media, nonverbal communication, sources in the communication process, communication context, noise, and organizational communication. Effective communication in schools aims to express meaning, create shared understandings, and influence actions.
What is interpersonal Communication? what is the importance of Interpersonal Communication in the workplace and what is remote work? what are the 6 important and basic elements of Interpersonal Communication?
This document discusses the cognitive and language characteristics of learners with mild to moderate disabilities. It covers cognitive theories like behaviorism and constructivism. It describes the components of cognitive functioning as structural, strategic control, and executive control. It also discusses perception, listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. Learners with mild disabilities may have difficulties with auditory processing, verbal expression, word retrieval, comprehension, and written expression. The document defines learning as a stable change in behavior from experience, and lists the stages of learning as acquisition, proficiency, maintenance, generalization, and adaptation.
Managing communications involves the systematic planning, implementation, monitoring, and revision of communication channels within and between organizations. It includes developing communication strategies, designing internal and external communication directives, and managing information flow, including online communication. Effective communication is important for implementing organizational strategies, managing daily activities through people, and making managers more effective. Two-way communication allows both parties to transmit information and has also been called interpersonal communication. It can result in friction if views differ but also helps understanding. Nonverbal communication, including body language, facial expressions, and tone of voice, can reinforce, contradict, substitute for, complement, or accent verbal messages.
The document discusses the objectives of communication, including information, persuasion, motivation, advice, boosting morale, and issuing orders. It provides definitions and explanations of these objectives, as well as tips for making advice and orders effective. The overall goal of communication in organizations is to share information, motivate employees, and provide direction to accomplish tasks and goals.
This document discusses instructional media and communication. It defines instructional media as materials and methods used by instructors to facilitate learning, including traditional materials like chalkboards and newer technologies. It then discusses the importance of effective communication for managers in organizations, noting that managers spend significant time communicating and it is essential for key functions. The document outlines several roles and advantages of media in instruction, including supporting live instruction, independent instruction through packaged media, and use in portfolios. It also discusses thematic instruction, which integrates core subjects around broad themes.
Effective classroom communication requires conviction, purpose, and promoting understanding. It involves preparation, is two-way, and can be hindered by barriers. Symbols and paralinguistic techniques are used to reveal personality while accounting for more than a dozen aspects of communication. The key areas for effective communication in the classroom are inclusion, communicating with parents, and conferencing.
Business Communication:: Course notes topic 1-210613 024331Brenda Rachel Marie
Communication is defined as the process of exchanging information between two or more parties. It is essential for organizations as it keeps members informed, coordinates efforts to achieve goals, and is the lifeblood that allows organizations to function. Effective communication in organizations is a two-way process that allows information to flow both downward from management to subordinates, and upward from subordinates to management. This two-way communication is important for developing understanding between parties, improving morale, and ensuring the organization works efficiently to achieve its objectives.
This document discusses reconciling Quranic verses with counseling skills to develop an approach consistent with Islamic values. It reviews definitions of counseling, the importance of counseling skills, and divides skills into verbal and nonverbal categories. It also examines attitudes within Islam toward the study of psychology and potential for reconstructing Western psychological concepts within an Islamic framework. The author proposes 48 Quranic verses that directly relate to fundamental counseling skills and can provide a normative basis for the counseling process in Muslim contexts.
This document provides an introduction to communication presented by a group of students to their professor. It defines communication as the exchange of information through symbols and discusses communication as a two-way process that requires feedback. It outlines the basic process of communication including the sender, message, medium, receiver, and feedback. It discusses the importance of communication in society and achieving understanding. It also covers methods of communication including verbal, nonverbal, written and oral communication.
This document discusses communication skills and the communication process. It defines communication and outlines its key purposes in an organizational context, including flow of information, coordination, learning management skills, preparing for change, and developing human relations. It then describes the importance of communication for planning, coordination, decision-making, leadership, and motivation. The document also outlines principles of effective communication, such as clarity, adequacy, integration, economy, and feedback. Finally, it identifies the seven major elements of the communication process: sender, ideas, encoding, communication channel, receiver, decoding, and feedback.
This document discusses communication skills and their importance. It defines communication skills as the ability to effectively convey and receive messages through various channels using expressive skills, listening skills, and skills to manage the overall communication process. It identifies three main types of communication skills - expressive skills, listening skills, and skills to manage the overall communication process. Finally, it emphasizes that good communication skills are essential for effective management and building understanding between team members.
The document discusses various counselling skills including integrative skills, influencing skills, eliciting skills, and reflecting skills. Integrative skills like active listening and empathy help clients experience therapeutic benefits. Influencing skills aim to direct clients to new perspectives and include confrontation, focusing, and reflection of meaning. Reflecting skills involve paraphrasing clients' content, feelings, and meanings to help them feel understood and encourage further discussion. The document provides guidelines for counselors to effectively use reflecting skills in a non-directive and non-judgmental manner.
This document provides an outline for a training on behaviour change communication and basic counseling skills. It defines key terms like behaviour, behaviour change, and behaviour change communication. It discusses the 7Cs of effective communication in BCC and the stages of change model. It also outlines appropriate interventions for each stage of change. The document then covers basic counseling skills like attending skills, active listening, questioning, paraphrasing, and summarizing. It describes the three components of counseling as empathy, respect, and genuineness. Finally, it discusses the counseling process as having three stages - exploration, understanding, and action.
This document provides an overview of communication skills taught in a pharmacy program. It covers the definition and importance of communication, the communication process, barriers to communication, and perspectives in communication. The syllabus outlines 5 units that will be taught, including communication elements, styles, listening skills, written and presentation skills, and group discussions.
This document discusses the importance of communication. It defines communication as conveying information through exchange of thoughts, messages, speech, writing or behavior. Effective communication is important as it enhances relationships, saves time and money, and is essential for the smooth running of organizations. It also forms the basis of leadership, as one cannot be a good leader without effective communication. The document also outlines different types of communication, including verbal and non-verbal communication, as well as important communication skills.
The document discusses communication, including its basics, types, levels, and benefits. It defines communication as the process of passing information from one person to another. The basics of communication are described as reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Types include verbal-written, non-verbal, formal, visual, and informal. Benefits include building trust, preventing problems, providing clarity, creating better relationships, and improving productivity.
The document outlines a 360 degree performance appraisal format used by Delta Life Insurance Company Limited. It assesses employees across four categories: Supervisor, Subordinates, Co-workers, and Customers (internal/external). Each category contains 5-11 criteria that are rated on a scale of 0-5, with subtotals and percentages calculated. The format aims to provide a comprehensive review of an employee's performance from multiple perspectives within the organization.
To succeed in your organization or business depends on how effective communicator you are. Know the basic yet essential information in dealing with people.
This document provides a competency framework for the role of Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) that was prepared by K.M.Nurullah. It outlines four categories of competencies - core competencies, leadership competencies, emotional competencies, and behavioral/managerial/technical competencies. Under each category, it lists and describes the key competencies required for the CMO role such as accountability, customer focus, communication, decision making, integrity, innovation, and strategic awareness.
This document discusses communication in business organizations. It defines communication as the transfer of information from one entity to another. The communication process involves a sender transmitting a message through a channel to a receiver. Key components of the process include the context, message, medium, encoder/sender, and decoder/receiver. Feedback allows the sender to assess how the message was interpreted. Effective communication is important for organizations as it promotes motivation, informs decision-making, shapes attitudes, and helps with controlling employee behavior. The document also outlines different types of communication flows within organizations.
This document discusses the importance of communication in management. It defines communication as the transfer of information from one person to another, and notes that communication is essential to functions like planning, organizing, and leading. The document outlines the meaning, definition, features, importance, advantages, and disadvantages of communication. It emphasizes that communication plays a vital role in all areas of management and business by allowing the exchange of information needed to achieve goals and coordinate activities.
Introduction to business communicationkalailakshmi
This document provides an introduction to business communication. It defines communication as the process of understanding and sharing meaning between two or more individuals. Communication involves a sender, receiver, message, medium, encoding, decoding, and feedback. The key aspects of the communication process are the sender who encodes the message, the medium used to convey the message, the receiver who decodes the message, and the feedback from the receiver which completes the process. Effective communication is important for organizations to function properly, build relationships, make decisions, and influence human behavior.
The document discusses the importance of effective business communication. It defines effective business communication as using clear language to convey a business message to achieve an objective. It then outlines the 7 C's of effective business communication: clarity, conciseness, completeness, consideration, correctness, concreteness, and courtesy. The document also describes the four paths of communication in an organization: downward, upward, lateral/horizontal, and diagonal. It emphasizes that communication is key to an organization's success and internal and external stakeholders must be well-informed through accurate communication.
1. communication
2. process
3. categories
4. barriers and how to overcome each of them
5. 7Cs of communication
6. communication skill
7. top 10 skills
8. importance of communication skills
9. case studies
This document discusses the importance of counseling theory versus counseling skills. It states that while counseling theory provides guidance for counselors, the combination of theory and skills is needed to effectively handle client issues. The suitability of the theory also depends on the counselor's personality. Effectiveness comes from years of learning and ongoing experience in counseling sessions. It then provides an overview of four major counseling approaches - psychodynamic, humanistic-existential, cognitive behavioral, and postmodern - outlining some of their key aspects.
WorkPoint 365 is a cloud-based business solution that takes full advantage of Microsoft SharePoint 365 and integrates with Office 365. It provides a turn-key solution for document and project management that is ready to use without requiring costly and time-consuming custom development. WorkPoint 365 automates processes like email management and archiving to provide efficient workflows and give users a single system to manage all documents, emails, cases and projects. It can be customized to suit an organization's specific requirements for case, project or contact management.
The document lists training courses provided by FEMA on topics related to emergency management, such as hazardous materials, disaster animal care, logistics management, the incident command system, continuity of operations, and the national response framework. Some of the courses covered include introductions to hazardous materials, the incident command system, emergency management fundamentals, effective communication, and managing volunteers.
WorkPoint 365 is a cloud-based business solution that takes full advantage of Microsoft SharePoint 365 and Office 365 by providing a turn-key platform for document management, project management, case management and contact management without requiring costly and time-consuming specialized development. It integrates closely with Microsoft Office applications and provides efficient workflows, templates and contact management capabilities to give users a centralized hub for collaborating on tasks and maintaining information on clients, partners and projects. The solution aims to simplify business processes and information sharing for organizations by eliminating the need to manage separate systems and updates.
This document discusses reconciling Quranic verses with counseling skills to develop an approach consistent with Islamic values. It reviews definitions of counseling, the importance of counseling skills, and divides skills into verbal and nonverbal categories. It also examines attitudes within Islam toward the study of psychology and potential for reconstructing Western psychological concepts within an Islamic framework. The author proposes 48 Quranic verses that directly relate to fundamental counseling skills and can provide a normative basis for the counseling process in Muslim contexts.
This document provides an introduction to communication presented by a group of students to their professor. It defines communication as the exchange of information through symbols and discusses communication as a two-way process that requires feedback. It outlines the basic process of communication including the sender, message, medium, receiver, and feedback. It discusses the importance of communication in society and achieving understanding. It also covers methods of communication including verbal, nonverbal, written and oral communication.
This document discusses communication skills and the communication process. It defines communication and outlines its key purposes in an organizational context, including flow of information, coordination, learning management skills, preparing for change, and developing human relations. It then describes the importance of communication for planning, coordination, decision-making, leadership, and motivation. The document also outlines principles of effective communication, such as clarity, adequacy, integration, economy, and feedback. Finally, it identifies the seven major elements of the communication process: sender, ideas, encoding, communication channel, receiver, decoding, and feedback.
This document discusses communication skills and their importance. It defines communication skills as the ability to effectively convey and receive messages through various channels using expressive skills, listening skills, and skills to manage the overall communication process. It identifies three main types of communication skills - expressive skills, listening skills, and skills to manage the overall communication process. Finally, it emphasizes that good communication skills are essential for effective management and building understanding between team members.
The document discusses various counselling skills including integrative skills, influencing skills, eliciting skills, and reflecting skills. Integrative skills like active listening and empathy help clients experience therapeutic benefits. Influencing skills aim to direct clients to new perspectives and include confrontation, focusing, and reflection of meaning. Reflecting skills involve paraphrasing clients' content, feelings, and meanings to help them feel understood and encourage further discussion. The document provides guidelines for counselors to effectively use reflecting skills in a non-directive and non-judgmental manner.
This document provides an outline for a training on behaviour change communication and basic counseling skills. It defines key terms like behaviour, behaviour change, and behaviour change communication. It discusses the 7Cs of effective communication in BCC and the stages of change model. It also outlines appropriate interventions for each stage of change. The document then covers basic counseling skills like attending skills, active listening, questioning, paraphrasing, and summarizing. It describes the three components of counseling as empathy, respect, and genuineness. Finally, it discusses the counseling process as having three stages - exploration, understanding, and action.
This document provides an overview of communication skills taught in a pharmacy program. It covers the definition and importance of communication, the communication process, barriers to communication, and perspectives in communication. The syllabus outlines 5 units that will be taught, including communication elements, styles, listening skills, written and presentation skills, and group discussions.
This document discusses the importance of communication. It defines communication as conveying information through exchange of thoughts, messages, speech, writing or behavior. Effective communication is important as it enhances relationships, saves time and money, and is essential for the smooth running of organizations. It also forms the basis of leadership, as one cannot be a good leader without effective communication. The document also outlines different types of communication, including verbal and non-verbal communication, as well as important communication skills.
The document discusses communication, including its basics, types, levels, and benefits. It defines communication as the process of passing information from one person to another. The basics of communication are described as reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Types include verbal-written, non-verbal, formal, visual, and informal. Benefits include building trust, preventing problems, providing clarity, creating better relationships, and improving productivity.
The document outlines a 360 degree performance appraisal format used by Delta Life Insurance Company Limited. It assesses employees across four categories: Supervisor, Subordinates, Co-workers, and Customers (internal/external). Each category contains 5-11 criteria that are rated on a scale of 0-5, with subtotals and percentages calculated. The format aims to provide a comprehensive review of an employee's performance from multiple perspectives within the organization.
To succeed in your organization or business depends on how effective communicator you are. Know the basic yet essential information in dealing with people.
This document provides a competency framework for the role of Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) that was prepared by K.M.Nurullah. It outlines four categories of competencies - core competencies, leadership competencies, emotional competencies, and behavioral/managerial/technical competencies. Under each category, it lists and describes the key competencies required for the CMO role such as accountability, customer focus, communication, decision making, integrity, innovation, and strategic awareness.
This document discusses communication in business organizations. It defines communication as the transfer of information from one entity to another. The communication process involves a sender transmitting a message through a channel to a receiver. Key components of the process include the context, message, medium, encoder/sender, and decoder/receiver. Feedback allows the sender to assess how the message was interpreted. Effective communication is important for organizations as it promotes motivation, informs decision-making, shapes attitudes, and helps with controlling employee behavior. The document also outlines different types of communication flows within organizations.
This document discusses the importance of communication in management. It defines communication as the transfer of information from one person to another, and notes that communication is essential to functions like planning, organizing, and leading. The document outlines the meaning, definition, features, importance, advantages, and disadvantages of communication. It emphasizes that communication plays a vital role in all areas of management and business by allowing the exchange of information needed to achieve goals and coordinate activities.
Introduction to business communicationkalailakshmi
This document provides an introduction to business communication. It defines communication as the process of understanding and sharing meaning between two or more individuals. Communication involves a sender, receiver, message, medium, encoding, decoding, and feedback. The key aspects of the communication process are the sender who encodes the message, the medium used to convey the message, the receiver who decodes the message, and the feedback from the receiver which completes the process. Effective communication is important for organizations to function properly, build relationships, make decisions, and influence human behavior.
The document discusses the importance of effective business communication. It defines effective business communication as using clear language to convey a business message to achieve an objective. It then outlines the 7 C's of effective business communication: clarity, conciseness, completeness, consideration, correctness, concreteness, and courtesy. The document also describes the four paths of communication in an organization: downward, upward, lateral/horizontal, and diagonal. It emphasizes that communication is key to an organization's success and internal and external stakeholders must be well-informed through accurate communication.
1. communication
2. process
3. categories
4. barriers and how to overcome each of them
5. 7Cs of communication
6. communication skill
7. top 10 skills
8. importance of communication skills
9. case studies
This document discusses the importance of counseling theory versus counseling skills. It states that while counseling theory provides guidance for counselors, the combination of theory and skills is needed to effectively handle client issues. The suitability of the theory also depends on the counselor's personality. Effectiveness comes from years of learning and ongoing experience in counseling sessions. It then provides an overview of four major counseling approaches - psychodynamic, humanistic-existential, cognitive behavioral, and postmodern - outlining some of their key aspects.
WorkPoint 365 is a cloud-based business solution that takes full advantage of Microsoft SharePoint 365 and integrates with Office 365. It provides a turn-key solution for document and project management that is ready to use without requiring costly and time-consuming custom development. WorkPoint 365 automates processes like email management and archiving to provide efficient workflows and give users a single system to manage all documents, emails, cases and projects. It can be customized to suit an organization's specific requirements for case, project or contact management.
The document lists training courses provided by FEMA on topics related to emergency management, such as hazardous materials, disaster animal care, logistics management, the incident command system, continuity of operations, and the national response framework. Some of the courses covered include introductions to hazardous materials, the incident command system, emergency management fundamentals, effective communication, and managing volunteers.
WorkPoint 365 is a cloud-based business solution that takes full advantage of Microsoft SharePoint 365 and Office 365 by providing a turn-key platform for document management, project management, case management and contact management without requiring costly and time-consuming specialized development. It integrates closely with Microsoft Office applications and provides efficient workflows, templates and contact management capabilities to give users a centralized hub for collaborating on tasks and maintaining information on clients, partners and projects. The solution aims to simplify business processes and information sharing for organizations by eliminating the need to manage separate systems and updates.
The Clean Energy Fund 101 presentation outlines New York's $5 billion Clean Energy Fund and its goals to transition the state's energy system. The fund has four pillars: reducing greenhouse gas emissions 40% by 2030; saving customers money on energy bills; increasing renewable energy generation to 50% by 2030; and boosting energy efficiency. It will be administered through NYSERDA and focus on developing renewable energy, energy efficiency, energy storage, and clean transportation programs over 10 years. The majority of the fund will support market development and incentives to achieve the state's targets of increasing renewable and reducing emissions.
Adaptive learning, andragogy, and predictive analytics focus on tailoring education to individual students. Blended and hybrid courses combine online and in-person interaction. Competency-based learning assesses skills mastery. Connectivism and heutagogy emphasize student-directed learning. Game-based learning and gamification use game elements to engage students. Flipped classrooms have students review at home and practice applying knowledge in class. Learning management systems deliver and track online courses. MOOCs are free, open, online courses. Quality Matters provides standards for online course quality. Scaffolding builds on prior knowledge to gain understanding.
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Este documento describe una investigación que tiene como objetivo desarrollar un modelo didáctico general para el aprendizaje autónomo de la Estadística Descriptiva utilizando la herramienta "Estadística descriptiva: Aprendiendo con las TIC" (EDATIC). Los estudiantes y profesores de Estadística Descriptiva de una institución educativa se beneficiarán de este recurso disponible en internet. EDATIC incorporará recursos multimedia interactivos organizados mediante una estrategia didáctica orientada al trabajo individual. Además, la
El documento describe los desafíos de la enseñanza tradicional basada en la exposición del profesor y propone el uso de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) para mejorar la enseñanza de la estadística descriptiva. Actualmente, la enseñanza en las universidades peruanas depende en gran medida de métodos expositivos que fomentan un aprendizaje pasivo. El uso de las TIC permitiría nuevos tipos de actividades de aprendizaje colaborativo y autónomo que promuevan
Este documento describe el mantenimiento preventivo de hardware, que incluye inspecciones, ajustes, limpiezas y otras actividades programadas para prevenir averías y mantener los equipos funcionando de manera óptima. Explica que factores como el calor, polvo, magnetismo y humedad pueden afectar el rendimiento y enumera herramientas útiles como compresores y pulseras antiestáticas para la limpieza y prevención de daños.
Training & Development HRM by Neeraj Bhandari (Surkhet Nepal)Neeraj Bhandari
This document provides an overview of training and development. It discusses that training has a short-term focus to provide skills for present jobs, while development has a long-term focus on broader skills. It then describes various training objectives, processes, methods, and evaluation techniques. The key training methods discussed are classroom lectures, group discussions, simulations, role-playing, case studies, and management games.
The document provides an overview of programs offered by Transformational Synergies International (TSi), which include in-house, on-site, tailored, and one-on-one programs that are customized to meet client needs while developing skills for the 21st century global environment; it also lists contact information for TSi and requests interested parties to contact TSi to design a customized program.
Brain-Grain Training Solutions provides professional training programs to help students and professionals develop skills for changing business environments. It was founded by experienced individuals to transform unprepared people into well-prepared professionals through sharing knowledge and experimentation. The training programs use interactive techniques like presentations, videos, discussions and case studies to actively engage participants. Topics include communication, leadership, motivation, and image management.
The document provides information on conflict resolution training courses, workshops, and webinars offered by the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS). It describes various training programs focused on mediation skills, facilitation skills, communication skills, and dealing with difficult behaviors like bullying. Live and web-based trainings are available on topics such as basic and advanced mediation, managing emotions in conflict, using interest-based problem solving techniques, and developing self-awareness. The goal is to provide federal employees and managers with effective tools for resolving workplace conflicts.
Training Central’s communication skills training materials explore the concepts that contribute to effective communication at all levels through an organisation.
This document provides information on mentoring and performance management. It defines mentoring as a relationship between an experienced employee and a new employee that involves support, encouragement, and guidance. The benefits of mentoring include improved confidence and skills for both mentors and mentees. There are four types of mentors: coaches, connectors, cheerleaders, and challengers. Performance management is defined as an ongoing process of setting goals, providing feedback, and developing employees to improve performance. It involves establishing job expectations, assessing performance, providing coaching, and recognizing achievements. The performance management process aims to align individual and organizational objectives to drive excellence.
This document provides an overview of a soft skills training program offered by REETHIS Digital Media Pvt Ltd. The 3 module training program aims to help students develop effective communication, behavioral, and career management skills over 25 hours split into 7 sessions. Module 1 focuses on professional communication skills like presentations, correspondence, and etiquette. Module 2 covers behavioral skills like teamwork, leadership, time management and interpersonal skills. Module 3 discusses career planning and stress management. Upon completing the training, students should be able to communicate and present professionally, work effectively in teams, and manage their professional careers. The training charges and terms are also outlined.
This document provides information about a business success program being offered to help businesses in Vietnam prepare for international standards. The program covers topics like human resources, sales, management and administration. It is applicable to any business and can be customized. Modules are provided in MS Word and PowerPoint formats and include leaders guides, workbooks, exercises and presentations. Prices are listed for purchasing individual modules or packages. Specific modules are then described, including objectives and topics covered for areas like administrative support, anger management, business etiquette, and others. The overall summary is that this document describes a business training program being offered to Vietnamese companies to help them meet international standards through customized modules and materials on various business topics.
This document provides information about a business success program being offered to help businesses in Vietnam prepare for international standards. The program covers topics like human resources, sales, management and administration. It is applicable to any business and can be customized. Modules are provided in MS Word and PowerPoint formats and include leaders guides, workbooks, exercises and presentations. Prices are listed for purchasing individual modules or packages. Specific modules are then described, including objectives and topics covered for areas like administrative support, anger management, business etiquette, and others. The overall summary is that this document describes a business training program being offered to Vietnamese companies to help them meet international standards through customized modules and materials on various business topics.
MINDTHLETICS, ADVANCED BUSINESS COMMUNICATION SKILLSStefan Andrei
communication skills
communication techniques and how to run a conversation/ formulate a written response in a confident and effective manner
know verbal and para-verbal communication techniques, how to evaluate their own behavior and the behavior of others
basic rules of a written communication
communicate in an appropriate and appreciative manner with different type of clients/ business partners (internal & external)
learn the client personality patterns and how to spot them
how to communicate with each personality pattern
feedback rules according to each personality pattern: perception, strong points, communication type, fundamental needs, stress signs, stress reactions.
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Infosys is an Indian IT company known for its HR practices and communication. The document discusses HR communication at Infosys, including how communication flows in the organization, HR initiatives, and their results. It also provides background on Infosys, outlining its vision, mission, values, capabilities, and competitive advantages in areas like talent, process excellence, technology, and project management.
This document provides an overview of a training course on effectively leading and managing audits. The course objectives are to develop skills in project management, leadership, providing feedback, message development, and building a positive team culture. The roles and responsibilities of an Audit In-Charge are outlined, including planning engagements, providing feedback to staff, and completing performance reviews. Techniques for developing audit plans, facilitating meetings, coaching staff, motivating employees, communicating effectively, listening, managing messages, and building high-performing teams are also discussed.
GPiH/Crown College Leadership Development Curriculum PreviewGlobalPartnersinHope
This slideshow briefly explains the four business leadership consulting seminars offered by Global Partners in Hope in China.
The 4 seminars were written by Crown College, a partner of GPiH.
The document introduces two existing coaching models: the peer coaching model and cognitive coaching model. The peer coaching model involves coaches, clients, and stakeholders providing feedback in a network. The cognitive coaching model focuses on a coach developing a client's problem-solving skills through questioning rather than providing direct answers. Both models emphasize regular client reviews and goal-setting to promote continuous self-improvement.
This workshop is designed to help business leaders improve their negotiation skills. It will teach participants how to identify their personal negotiation styles and strengths, hone negotiation strategies, and achieve optimal outcomes. Through simulations, discussions, and self/peer assessment, leaders will develop an understanding of negotiation tactics and influencing techniques. The goal is for participants to leave with a customized set of strategies to become influential negotiators.
Types of training in organizations can be categorized as cognitive or behavioral methods, and off-the-job or on-the-job training. Cognitive methods provide knowledge through lectures and simulations, while behavioral methods build skills through on-the-job techniques like coaching and apprenticeships. Effective training benefits both employees and organizations by increasing productivity, satisfaction, and innovation.
Types of training in organizations can be categorized as cognitive or behavioral methods, and off-the-job or on-the-job training. Cognitive methods provide knowledge through lectures and simulations, while behavioral methods build skills through on-the-job techniques like coaching and apprenticeships. Effective training benefits both employees and organizations by increasing productivity, satisfaction, and innovation.
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PUBLIC & IN-HOUSE TRAINING 2015
Training course Course Information
Sale & After-sale skill training
Basic & Advanced Sale Skills
Equipped with tools to find out new clients, steps in the
process of sale and different ways to approach clients.
Communication skills to make acquaintances and to build
good relationship with clients.
Dealing with difficult situations and difficult clients
Building sale teams.
Negotiation Skill in Sale
Equipped with techniques to help trainees to become more
confident and powerful in negotiations.
How to find out win-win solutions and how to deal with
clients when only one can benefit from the deals?
How to deal with difficult situations before during and after
negotiations?
Building negotiation teams.
Customer Service
Helping managers to set up standard procedures for
customer services and support their staff to perform
customer services in order to manage clients’ expectations
and obtain their satisfaction.
Equipped staff with techniques to communicate effectively
with clients, to build up trustful relationship with clients and
to maintain their loyalty with company.
Customer Orientation
Helping to build up a corporate culture which takes internal
and external customers’ expectations and satisfaction at
the center of all its activities.
Improving the serving mentality of leaders and staff and
increasing their capacity to flexibly and innovatively meet
the demands and expectations from clients in different
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situations with the aim to improve the company’s
competitiveness in the market.
Tele sale
How to make your clients listen to you is the main purpose
of the training.
Equipped trainees with techniques to prepare for a tele-
sale, essential communication skills on telephone and
practical tricks which can help to bring about immediate
good results from a tele-sale.
How to deal with refusals from clients and difficult situations
during and after the telephone.
Dealing with Difficult Clients
Meeting tough clients will make sale men lose their
confidence and can easily be overwhelmed by the clients in
negotiation. Trainees will learn how to deal with difficult
clients in different situations will help sale staff to take
control of the situation to obtain their targets while maintain
good relations with the clients
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Training course Course Information
Human resource training
HR for non-HR
Providing insights on basic knowledge, including trends and
best practices of HRM for a line manager to manage their
staff in the team better.
Supporting trainees to identify problems/areas to be improved
in HRM in their departments and discussing about solutions.
Interviewing Skill
Learning and practicing 2 most important methods in
interviewing: Star and Filer Methods. Equipped trainees with
techniques to be able to evaluate the candidates’
competencies and the suitability level of the interviewed
candidates to the vacancies.
Interpersonal skill
Time Management
Learning how to make good planning, to prioritize tasks and
delegate unimportant tasks to others to create more time and
reduce stress for oneself. Feeling confident to take control of
the task schedule will help to improve one’s performance
Assertiveness
Providing trainees who find it difficult to say “No”, techniques
to speak up and keep a firm stance on their views with others.
The art is to maintain a good relation with others while
expressing clearly one’s positions.
Presentation for High Impact
Providing trainees with different techniques to make a
convincing, compelling and inspiring presentation from
preparation, making clear and sound arguments to controlling
one’s fear and stress in front of the public audience.
Trainees will practice to express their opinions, attitudes and
emotions by verbal and non-verbal communication to create
high impacts for their presentation
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Emotional Intelligence
Equipped trainees with techniques to understand emotions of
one-self and of others in the surrounding and to
manage/control one’s emotions in different situations and
their relationship with others.
Habits of Highly Effectively
People
Helping trainees to raise their awareness of having highly
effective habits and providing them tools to shape 7
principles/habits of highly effective people, namely principles
of personal vision, personal leadership, personal
management, interpersonal leadership, empathetic
communication, creative cooperation and balanced self-
renewal.
Rational and Creative
Problem Solving
Depending on specific problems and situations, we have to
flexibly choose between rational and creative thinking to apply
to find out the best solutions to a problem.
After helping trainees with problem defining and problem
analysis, the course will provide them different tools for
designing a solution, namely logical thinking and creative
thinking. Each approach has its merit and limits and none is
better than the other.
Problem Solving and
Decision Making
The course provides an organized approach to problem-
solving and decision making. Beside going through 7 logical
steps in the process of rational thinking, the course will focus
on the methods of input-output description, cost-benefit
analysis and Herring-bone diagram. Besides, trainees will
learn how to make right and appropriate decisions by
analyzing wider consequences and impacts of decisions, and
critical success factors and measuring practical effects of
decisions.
Taking Ownership of a
Aimed at changing the employees’ attitudes toward their
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Problem responsibilities at work and improving their capacities of taking
their own actions and initiatives, the course will help
participants to better handle the problems themselves in a
more mature and independent way as if they were the “owners
of the problem”.
Creative Thinking
From understanding the importance of thinking
“out of the box”, trainees will experiment various ways of
“unusual” or “abnormal thinking” to generate transformative
and innovative solutions to even a “traditional problem”. The 6
thinking hats will become a new tool for creative cooperation,
which will promote a comprehensive and all round sided way
to approach a solution.
Influencing Skill
After learning and practicing 4 different styles and 10 steps in
influencing others in concrete situations, the trainees can
strategically and flexibly shift between these styles when the
situation has changed to influence the opinion, feelings or
behavior of others without the use of formal power.
Communication Skill
Aimed at the improving trainees’ communication behaviors in
different situations, the course will analyze different sources
of miscommunications of the message givers and receivers.
To remove these barriers and to make one’s speech
understood clearly by and more appealing to others, the
course provides trainees with basic rules of communication,
different steps in the communication process and different
aspects and layers of communication and allow trainees to
practice with various ways of verbal and non-verbal
communication.
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rd
Party Conflict Resolution/
Conflict Management
Aimed at effectively intervening into a conflict as a third party,
trainees will learn 4 different conflict styles, the arising of
conflict in different communication levels and different levels
of conflicts. Depending on the level of conflicts, trainees will
learn where and how to intervene effectively by going three
concrete steps: initiating and guiding clear communication
among the parties, choosing the level on which to solve and
switching between different roles of the third party in different
situations.
Management and Leadership
Management Skill
Aimed at providing general and basic management
knowledge and skills to managers, who have some
experience but lack of a foundation of managing staff, the
course will provide trainees with 3 different management
styles and basic knowledge on planning, organizing, staffing,
directing, coordinating vs. controlling and reporting as
essential skills for a line manager.
Coaching
Coaching is a facilitating tool of a manager and leader in
order to develop their staff and to exploit their potentials to
grow higher in the future. Instead of providing a solution
straightly to their staff for a problem, the manager as a coach
has to guide their staff through various stages to find their
own solutions by empathetic listening, asking the right
questions, probing techniques, observing and giving
feedbacks and intervening in the right time, depending on the
level of maturity of the staff.
Project Management
A project is born and developed to strategically implement
new initiatives in the company. Basically, trainees will learn
how to design a project by breaking it into different
manageable components and how to coordinate and monitor
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a project in term of schedule, human resources and finance.
Trainees will apply concrete techniques in their own projects
and will learn how to handle actual problems which may arise
in the process to withdraw lessons for themselves.
Authentic and Situational
Leadership Skill
Unlike authentic leadership skills, which mainly deal with
missions, visions, functions and roles of an authentic leader,
the situational leadership skill will help managers how to
assign tasks to the staff, manage and review their
performance in different situations, appropriate to their
maturity levels. There are four leadership styles, relatively
matching to 4 levels of maturity of staff. A good leader will act
appropriately according to concrete situations.
Supervisory Skill
The course is aimed at supporting team leaders or assistant
managers in their transition period to become fully-fledged
and matured managers in the future. Beside understanding
the mission, roles and functions of a supervisor, the course
will provide trainees with basic leaderships skills like planning,
priority setting, task assigning, taking responsibility,
motivating staff, and understanding and respecting self and
others in the team dynamics.
Gung-ho (the art of
motivating your staff/team
members)
As a manager or a team leader, it is your task to motivate your
staff, to empower and inspire them to be more enthusiastic in
doing their jobs every day. The course will present trainees
three parts: (1) staff are doing useful work, which is not only
important to their survival but also to make the world better (2)
the process reaching the targets must be accountable and
under control (clear task scopes, manageable but challenging
tasks, and mutual respect), (3) the art of motivating your team
members (congratulations from the heart, cheering short-term
success and financial motivation)
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Delegating a Task/a Problem
Managers often expect from their staff to take the ownership
of a problem or performing a task as if it was their own
problem, regardless the staff’s seniority level. The course will
support the trainees to enhance their leadership capacity in
delegating a task to their staff. With an understanding of the
difference between assigning a task and delegating task,
managers need to make it clear about their expectations from
the both sides in delegating a problem and finding a solution.
Attention should be made to how a manager will give
instructions to their staff and monitor the whole process of
delegating and how a manager will communicate with the
staff about their mistakes or under-performance.
How to Build an Effective
Team?
The course will start with a basic understanding on a team
definition and the role of a team leader, area of responsibility
within a team, different stages of team development, and a
model of 5 success drivers for a team engagement. Trainees
will learn and practice in 7 areas in team effectiveness,
namely (1) team alignment, (2) team behaviors and team
communication, (3) creativity and exploration, (4)
preparations and synchronization, (5) results, (6) feedback,
(7) relationship. Lastly, the course will provide an
understanding of team roles, which will help a team leader to
make full use of and combine different talents and potentials
in a team in different missions to make team perform better in
general.
Change Management
Improving the capacity of staff and managers to cope with
changes in organizations and in the market is the aim of the
course. From an understanding of 5 most important factors
contributing to the successful changes, the course will go
through 8 steps guiding trainees to make successful changes
from preparation to implementation and consolidating
changes after the success; (1) creating the urgency to
change, (2) creating a guiding team, (3) creating simple and
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clear visions and strategies, (4) communicating these vision
and strategies, (5) removing different types of barriers, (6)
creating short-term success, (7) building upon changes, (8)
making the changes take roots in the organization.
General information
Public training:
Trainers : Profiles will be provided upon request
Language : English/Vietnamese
Group size : 6 - 14 people
Place : Will inform before the course
Tuition fee : 2,000,000 VND/day (including venue cost, tea/coffee break and
lunch and all training material)
Discount : 5% from the second person who registered and 5% for early birds.
In-house training:
Trainers : Profiles will be provided upon request
Language : English/Vietnamese
Group size : maximum 25 people
Place : Will be arranged by clients
Tuition fee : 22,000,000 VND/day for a Vietnamese trainer (including all training
material)
: 27,000,000 VND/day for a foreign trainer (including all training
material)
Discount : 5% from the second courses in one order.