Our Workshops
- Foundations on Effective Communication I
- Foundations on Effective Communication II
- Making a Persuasive Argument
Foundations on Effective Communication I
Course Description
This is the first of a two-part course that will emphasize the skills and techniques of effective communication and the application of those skills in a variety of contexts. Topics include the processes and barriers of human communication, the effects of self-perception, culture, gender, verbal and non-verbal messages on the process, and the impact of the communication process on teamwork and conflict. The course will provide students the opportunity to progress in gradual stages, gaining an understanding of the communication process along with confidence and experience in public speaking, listening and group interactions. Students will also learn how to communicate effectively in group settings and workplace settings.
Prior to the workshop, students will be required to fill out a questionnaire in order to further customize the workshop to their specific needs. Specific goals will be set accordingly.
Audience:
All individuals working on part of workforce to further their educational and learning practices in the workplace.
LIVE Online Group Workshop
Length: 1.5 hours
Delivery Frequency: One session
LIVE Online Private Workshop
Length: 1.5 hours
Delivery Frequency: One session
Topics include:
- How to present information in an organized, concise and objective manner
- How to present a persuasive message to a targeted audience
- Creating and utilizing presentation aids to enhance audience comprehension
- How to demonstrate credibility by using effective delivery skills
Delivered by Delia Barone
Foundations on Effective Communication II
Course Description
This is the second of a two-part course that will emphasize the skills and techniques of effective communication and the application of those skills in a variety of contexts. Topics include the processes and barriers of human communication, the effects of self-perception, culture, gender, verbal and non-verbal messages on the process, and the impact of the communication process on teamwork and conflict. The course will provide students the opportunity to progress in gradual stages, gaining an understanding of the communication process along with confidence and experience in public speaking, listening and group interactions. Students will also learn how to communicate effectively in group settings and workplace settings.
Prior to the workshop, students will be required to fill out a questionnaire in order to further customize the workshop to their specific needs. Specific goals will be set accordingly.
Audience:
All individuals working on part of workforce to further their educational and learning practices in the workplace.
LIVE Online Group Workshop
Length: 1.5 hours
Delivery Frequency: One session
LIVE Online Private Workshop
Length: 1.5 hours
Delivery Frequency: One session
Topics include:
- Listening to, evaluating and responding critically to messages presented by others
- Practice the ethical responsibilities of a communicator
- Working in groups toward a common goal and purpose
- Improvising and performing under time circumstance
Delivered by Delia Barone
Making a Persuasive Argument
Course Description
Many people have fantastic ideas, but not everyone knows how to present them effectively. Students in this course will learn how to construct a compelling thesis argument, locate and arrange evidence to support their argument, and coherently express it, whether in written format or as a presentation.
Prior to the workshop, students will be required to fill out a questionnaire in order to further customize the workshop to their specific needs. Specific goals will be set accordingly.
Audience:
Anyone seeking to further their written or oral communication skills and enhance effective leadership abilities.
LIVE Online Group Workshop
Length: 1.5 hours
Delivery Frequency: One session
LIVE Online Private Workshop
Length: 1.5 hours
Delivery Frequency: One session
Topics include:
- How to construct a strong, convincing argument
- How to organize an argument so that it’s clear and easy to follow
- What makes good evidence? How to find it and use it
- How to present your argument, whether it’s written or in presentation form
Delivered by Courtney Mitchel