Bridge perspectives, build stronger connections
This course helps you communicate clearly and respectfully across different age groups. You'll discover how to harness the unique strengths of each generation, minimise misunderstandings, and foster a more connected, innovative workplace.
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With up to five generations now working side by side, differences in values, communication styles and expectations can at times create misunderstanding or tension.
This program builds practical awareness of these differences and focuses on adaptable communication strategies that work across age groups.
Participants learn to leverage complementary strengths, reduce miscommunication and create cohesive, productive teams through inclusive and evidence-based communication practices.
This course is designed for leaders, managers and team members who want to strengthen their ability to communicate and collaborate effectively across different age groups in the workplace.
You will learn to:
Technical writers often carry the burden of explaining all aspects of a new technology, instructing the user and contributing to the company's marketing efforts. In this course you will learn how to write in a technical style that is both professional and user-friendly along with how to structure a manual for maximum impact to your target audience.
What is a Crucial Conversation? A crucial conversation is a discussion between two or more people where the stakes are high, opinions vary and emotions run strong. These conversations, when handled poorly or ignored, lead to strained relationships and dismal results.
Boost your effectiveness in handling Crucial Conversations by adding on the Crucial Conversations for Accountability module.
Respectful communication begins with listening. In this course, you will explore how to build trust and connection with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through genuine engagement and awareness of cultural context.
You will discover practical ways to listen with care, communicate with integrity and strengthen relationships through mutual understanding.