Why Attend
The success of assertive communication lies in an individual’s ability to fully imbibe assertiveness in their mindset first. Assertiveness is often viewed as rude or stern. However, it is aggressive or passive communication styles that bring out misleading outcomes in communication.
Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing
the ability to reach a higher level of competence in assertive communication; real-time feedback on their spoken communication aligned with assertiveness in 21st-century communication; the ability to recognise language and vocal aspects that do not align with assertive communication; capability to correct these errors and self-improvise; understanding of the requisites of an assertive (positive and collaborative) communicator; ability to express ideas assertively on any subject; the skill to initiate conversations, offer feedback, respond to criticism and compliment people assertively; understanding of the potential of assertive listening, questioning and acknowledging the other
Communication in the 21st Century Presidents, Vice-presidents and Senior Management who are looking to increase their knowledge and skill in Assertive Communication; Managers, Secretaries and Team Leaders across industries; Administration executives responsible for communicating to different sectors of the business; Executives who need assertive communication skills; Trainers, teaching staff, educators and administrators responsible for interacting with students and faculty; Human Resource Managers, Executives and Leaders responsible for employee engagement, performance and organisational development; Government officials responsible for communication and administration in government sectors; Hospital staff, support staff in volunteer camps and faculty communicating with external stakeholders; Any other professional who would like to improve their ability to communicate assertively
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Communication in the 21st Century
Communication in the 21st Century
Role of an Effective Communicator
Good vs Bad Communication
Impact of a Biased Communication
Assess your Communication Style
Behaviours & Communication Styles
Role of Behaviours in Communication
Passive Communication
Aggressive Communication
Assertiveness in Communication
Choose your Communication Style
Practice (Role-plays) & Feedback
Why Assertive Communication?
What is Assertiveness?
Merits of Assertive Communication
Risks of Assertive Communication
Saying NO Assertively
Practice and Feedback
Becoming an Assertive Communicator
Achieving a Balance
Win-Win
Word Choice
Positive Language
Applying Assertiveness in Tone
Practice Activities & Feedback
Assertive Body Language
Introduction to Visual Communication
First Impressions
Body Language in a Virtual Set-up
Posture and Poise
Self-Assessment
Assertive Listening
Introduction to Listening
What is Empathetic Listening?
Tips to Become an Assertive Listener
Barriers to Effective Listening
Interruptions and Pauses
Practice Exercises & Feedback
Elements of Assertiveness
The Power of Confidence
Delivering a Clear Message
Empathy and Acknowledgement
Emotional Intelligence
Worksheets and Practice
Assertiveness at the Workplace
Assertiveness and Problem Solving
Expressing an Opinion
Criticism and Compliments
Assertiveness and Productivity
Managing Upwards
Summary & Feedback