Communication Courses - English Communication

The Improving Your Verbal Communication Course is a two-day course which will help you develop genuinely appealing and sympathetic announcement elegance. Verbal Communication is an essential skill in any business, failure to communicate adequately and respectfully will lead to consequences for both you and the other party. This is a comprehensive course for everyone as the advantages can have a definite outcome on every aspect of your life.

There are no prerequisites.

We especially recommend this course for:

• Managers
• Commercial Sector Employees
• Financial Sector Employees

This course has been split over two days:

1. The first day covers the following topics: Overview of Verbal Communication, Guidelines to improve communication and different types of verbal communication.
2. The second-day covers the following topics: Basic Skills, Speech Skills and Interpersonal Skills.

Course Content

In this course you will learn the following topics:

1. Overview of Verbal Communication

• Defining verbal communication
• Various components of communicating
• Functions
• Barriers
• Models
• Different types of verbal communication
• Choosing the right communication channel

1. Guidelines to Improve your Communication

• Thinking before you speak
• Being clear and concise
• Speaking with confidence
• Varying your vocal tone
• Becoming a good listener
• Being aware of non-verbal communication cues
• Reflecting on the perspective of your audience

1. Types of Verbal Communication

• Oral
• Written

1. Elementary abilities

• Identify when it is suitable to describe a subject
• Decide the most relevant and compelling media for writing
• Discover the structure of oral discussion
• Stating ideas clearly
• Communicating morally
• Planning a message for effectiveness with a foundation
• Principal points, beneficial changes, and a resolution
• Exercise vocal variety in rate, sound and depth
• Understanding different communication styles clearly
• Operate to the style assigned to the designated community
• Collect the wants and interests of different social circles
• Use nonverbal expression that works with the verbal message
• Understand when to use skills for various circumstances
• Display self-awareness as a communicator

1. Language Skills

• Choose and specialise in a topic
• Adapt to opportunities when interacting with the other party
• Demonstrate credibility
• Distinguish facts and arguments suitable for the problem
• Guide exchanges with consistent and sufficient arguments
• Produce messages that change attitudes, responses, and actions
• Describe or define feelings to others when relevant

1. Interpersonal and Association Message Skills

• Understand if the other party does not comprehend your message
• Identify and manage misunderstandings
• Recognise when it is relevant to speak
• Explore and conduct compassion towards others

• Gives you a bright appearance
• Provisions the right mindset
• Helps develop your relevance to conversations
• The coordinator doesn’t waste time applying text to an appropriate context
• The speaker and listener are on the same wavelength when communicating with each other

• Using opinion as a representation of who we are
• Determine how to lead difficult conversations
• Detail both verbal and non-verbal communication skills
• Learn to use the English language responsibly
• Learn to listen actively & efficiently
• Challenging open topics