The document discusses the various types of communication, defining communication as a means of sharing emotions and cultural situations. It categorizes communication into verbal (including oral and written), non-verbal, formal, and informal types. Each type is illustrated with examples of how people interact in different contexts.

1. PRESENTATION TOPIC
TYPES OF COMMUNICATION

2. • What is communication?
 It is derived from a latin word
communis(to make common).
 Communication is a way to
communicate with other people.
 It include our emotions, our feelings,
cultural situations and many more.

3. TYPES OF COMMUNICATION
 People communicate with others in
many ways.
 Choice of communication channel and
your style of communicating is also
affects communication, so there are
various types of communication.

4. VERBAL COMMUNICATION
 Verbal communication is that type of
communication in which people
communicates in spoken or written.
Example:
 Face to face
 Through electronic and machenical
devices.

5. ORAL COMMUNICATION
 In oral communication we
communicate verbally.
 There are two types to oral
communication.
 Face to face: we communicate face to
to face to other person.
 Distance: we communicate from any
mechanical or electrical device

6. WRITTEN
 A Written Communication means the
sending of messages, orders or
instructions in writing through letters,
circulars, manuals, reports, telegrams,
office memos, bulletins, etc.

7. NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION
 This communication is without words
 It is that type of communication in
which people communicates with
expressions, eye contact, posture.
Example:
 Body language

8. FORMAL COMMUNICATION
 Formal language is mainly used in offices,
schools, universities at the time of
presentations, job interviews etc.

9. INFORMAL COMMUNICATION
 We use informal language in everyday life.
 We use informal language in a gathering of
friends, with our siblings.

10. PRESENTED BY:
MUHAMMAD HAZIM