Business Communication
Verbal & Non-verbal

  • Business
    Category
  • 40 hours
    Duration
  • 150$
    Cost
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CAREER PATHWAYS

ABOUT THE COURSE

This business course covers areas of communication currently used in conducting business effectively. It provides an overview of the channels of communication and elements of communication - both verbal and nonverbal. This course covers the different ways by which business communication is undertaken, where specific skills need to be developed as necessary tools for business success. These include: making effective presentations, written communication, business correspondence, the art of listening and reading comprehension.

What You Will Learn

• Verbal and Non Verbal Communication Skills

• The Practice and Art of Communication in the Workplace

• Various Business Communication Strategies

• The Use of Technology in Communication

• Correct Format of Various Business Communication Tools

• Public Speaking



    PROGRAM SYLLABUS

  • M1 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION OVERVIEW

    An overview of the business communication course that shows how technology has changed the way we communicate in the industry. You will also learn the various parts that are involved in the communication process and begin to understand why communication is complex and challenging.

  • M2 CHANNELS OF COMMUNICATION

    We communicate in many different ways. This module will define the four primary communication channels and the advantages and disadvantages of each. You will begin to practice when, how, why and where to properly use these channels in the industry.

  • M3 ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION: NON VERBAL

    Communication is determined not by how well we say things, but by how well we are understood. While we might think differently, in actuality our vocal and visual communication has more power than actually what we say verbally. In this module, you will learn the common myths and three main elements of business communication.

  • M4 ELEMENTS OF COMMUNICATION: VERBAL

    You will learn the six main elements of verbal communication and how they are used for successful communication in the workplace. While verbal communication has many advantages if done effectively, it can also have many disadvantages based on who you are talking to.

  • M5 EFFECTIVE PRESENTATIONS

    You will learn detailed ways to create a presentation from start to implementation along with tools to help you enhance your overall speech. Public Speaking can be scary, however if you understand the three main goals of effective presentations (confidence, content and connection) it will be easier to implement each stage of developing a successful business presentation.

  • M6 WRITTEN COMMUNICATION

    You will learn to successfully correspond your message through communication mediums such as: Email, Text, Memos, Logs, Formal and Informal Business Letters, and Reports. Today’s advances in technology has allowed business correspondence to move from just letters to other types of short messages between two people or two correspondents. In the workplace you will be asked to create correspondence in many different situations.

  • M7 AND M8 BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE PART I AND PART II

    Studies have shown that thirty seconds is all it takes for someone meeting you to form an entire list of impressions about your character and your abilities. In this seminar, we will discuss the importance of appearance, grooming, hygiene and etiquette in the workplace. Once we learn to look through the eyes of the guest, we will begin to realize that our success depends not only in acting, but in looking the part as well.

  • M9 ENHANCING YOUR LISTENING SKILLS

    Defines how listening can enhance your overall verbal and nonverbal business communication skills and gives you ways to practice while showing empathy in the industry. How well do you actually listen when someone is speaking? In reality, we usually talk more than we listen.

  • M10 EFFECTIVE BUSINESS READING

    Lists common strategies that can help you enhance your business language and comprehension for success as you grow within an organization. Many business leaders today are finding that frequent reading is one of the best ways to develop their vocabulary, improve comprehension and their overall communication. The more you practice your reading comprehension and business language the more you will be able to read large amounts of text without worrying too much about details or looking up vocabulary words.

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