Leadership Communication Techniques
for Effective Business Letter Writing, Unique MEMOs, Winning Proposals, Presentation Skills, Virtual Interviews, Meeting
Leadership Communication Techniques free download
for Effective Business Letter Writing, Unique MEMOs, Winning Proposals, Presentation Skills, Virtual Interviews, Meeting
Objective
The course provides the needed knowledge and competency in Verbal and Non-verbal Communication as well as Presentation Skills
Builds skills for effective Leadership Communication.
Builds your capacity for effectiveness in passing on messages to your audience.
Outcome
At the end of the course, you will be able to:
Use professional communication skills and appropriate tools to communicate effectively.
Appreciate the need to reduce "noise" in your Communication.
Understand and apply the use of Communication Techniques in the light of audience anticipation and reaction.
Identify the steps in delivering and/or writing good news, neutral news and bad news
Demonstrate and apply deductive approach in preparing messages that convey good, neutral and bad news.
Demonstrate professional knowledge and skills in writing business letters
Use and apply appropriate skills in writing Memoranda and MOUs
Appreciate and demonstrate knowledge on the mechanics of writing effective reports
Write winning proposals
Apply meeting procedures effectively
Content
Communication: form and when
Group leadership communication
Choosing the right media
Face-to-face meetings
Virtual leadership communication
Being an effective communicator
Authentic, visible and listener
Delivering good, neutral and bad news
The deductive approach in preparing messages
Conveying good, neutral and bad news
Writing business letters
Uniqueness in writing memoranda and MOUs
Reports and proposals.
Presentation Skills
Techniques for planning and organising your business presentations
Skills for delivering presentation with confidence
Virtual interviews and meetings
Techniques for chairing meetings
Powers of the chairman
Rules of debate
Adjournment and postponement

