Course Descriptions

__MSI/Canterbury | Communication Skills Programs
__Interpersonal Communications


Target Population:
All employees
Group Size: Up to 18 participants
Length of Program: Two Days
Course Format: Self-analysis tools and action planning ... Interpersonal skill development ... Job-related drills, exercises, and case studies

The Need
More and more companies are discovering that people productivity is a critical resource for meeting the challenge of foreign and domestic competition, and that productivity is often based on successful interpersonal relationships between the manager and the employee.

Objectives
 • To better understand how self-concept and the perceptions of others
    shape interpersonal relationships
 • To develop action plans (based on self-assessment instruments)
    designed to enhance interpersonal communication
 • To apply "one-to-one" and small-group skills to job-related situations

Program Content
 • Creating an assessment of how participants think and relate to others
 • Personal style and interpersonal communication
 • "One-to-one" and small-group interpersonal communication situations
 • Communicating needs assertively: Learning how to say no effectively;
    learning when to say yes and mean it
 • Handling conflicts and confrontations

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