Clear, authentic self-expression and active listening are key ingredients of this course. Embrace the power of assertive communication as a woman, develop confidence and learn to communicate effectively with people at all levels in your organisation.
2 days
Assertive communication is the cornerstone of establishing credibility and mutual respect within an organisation. By embracing a clear and respectful communication style, effective negotiations become attainable and workplace stress is significantly reduced.
Developing assertive communication skills is crucial for personal and professional development, helping individuals overcome self-esteem barriers and fear of conflict. The Assertive Communication for Women course improves open and assertive communication, builds stronger relationships and fosters a harmonious and productive organisational environment.
Women who want to become more confident and communicate more effectively with work colleagues at all levels. This assertive communication training also provides value in both client interactions and personal relationships.
You will learn to:
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.
Knowing how to write clear, concise and effective communications is an essential workplace skill. This training course teaches you how to plan, organise and structure your writing to effectively reach your target audience.
Research shows that most inexperienced negotiators rush too quickly to bargaining and don't spend enough time on planning. This practical course equips you with the tools, techniques and tactics required to manage negotiations successfully.
The use of data can be helpful to communicate messages to others but sometimes the main message can be lost or an audience can disengage. This course provides practical tips on sifting and using data in such a way to support the main message in a clear, succinct way.