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Business Skills :: Verbal Communication Skills

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2 days   *   Basic   *   Lecture and Labs

Course Summary:
This workshop is based on Unit Standard 7794. Each learner must be able to interact verbally and non-verbally with others in various contexts and situations for a variety of purposes. The learner must understand the importance of clear, audible verbal communication with both internal and external customers

Assessments are done throughout the course in the form of written knowledge questionnaires and practical assignments that the delegates are required to complete as part of the training experience.

Target Audience:
The workshop could be useful for any employee who is involved in situations where effective verbal communication skills are required.

Recommended Prerequisites:
None

Course Objectives:
After completing this workshop, the qualifying learner is able to:

Explain the importance to the organisation and oneself of being able to communicate effectively with internal and external customers

Describe how to communicate with people who only speak foreign/regional languages or who’s first language is different to your own

Describe the various ways of communicating in a particular context with supplier, customer and colleagues and explain why these ways are appropriate

Describe potential barriers to effective communication

Speak clearly and audibly, and get clarification where necessary

Engage in a conversation until its logical conclusion

Given a situation with customers, decide how to handle the situation, and give reasons for making that decision

Suggest ways to improve verbal communication within the organisation/department

Develop a plan to minimise communication barriers
   - Barriers: cultural differences, stereotypes, educational differences, voice and articulation

Last modified: 14-Feb-2013

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