The Technician Course in Business and Institutional Communication offered by the Seneca Institute, is presented as an interesting training for those who wish to work in the area of Communication or are already performing functions related to this field and wish to deepen their knowledge or update them.

Learn how to craft accurate, engaging, and impactful pieces of writing for the business context. Professional Communication: Business Writing and Storytelling is an online short course from The Economist designed to help business professionals attract and address broad audiences across various written formats. Based on the newspaper’s editorial practice, this six-week course offers a self-reflective journey through the craft and purpose of writing and storytelling, equipping you with the confidence to communicate with partners and employees. An accessible “tools not rules” approach to grammar unlocks practical skills for constructing cohesive sentences and paragraphs and shows how elements such as word choice, punctuation, and structure can maximize impact and clarity. You’ll also explore ways to source information accurately, learn to strengthen arguments with data visualisations and uncover methods for constructive and collaborative editing.

A Free Course On Business Administration, Such As Organizing Meetings & Business Travel.

At the end of this training, learners will be able to adapt to different types of personality; to adopt an effective communication with its interlocutors, according to their types of personality; detect signs of first and second degree stress; to implement constructive communication strategies in their professional context.

After the training, the participant, in connection with carrying out administrative functions, can solve written communication tasks via e-mail both internally and externally in the company, so that they function on the medium's premises and in accordance with the company's profile and language policy.

WSQ Develop Effective Communication Skills we include complimentary workshops for all students including: Interview Skills, Resume Writing Techniques, Career Counselling and Social Media Marketing tips.

This course is a continuation of ABTA 105 Business Communications I. Emphasis will be placed on applying the techniques of planning and organizing to writing a variety of communications; for example, request letters, order letters, sales letters, memos, emails, etc. The application of oral communication skills to formal speeches and informal talks will form an important component of this course. In addition, job search skills such as designing a resume, writing a letter of application, and participating in effective interviews will be acquired.

This interactive course helps you build the skills needed to communicate successfully in the modern business environment.

Study a wide range of Business and Professional English language, both spoken and written, as well as a variety of business topics. Learn alongside others who are focused on similar career goals.

The workshops are 12 hours long, spread over 4 weeks, and are specifically designed to boost the professional skills you can take into the workplace.

At the end of this training, participants will be able to write a structured presentation; define the objectives and the target audience to build the common thread of their presentation; to practice presenting with the techniques of the actor to manage and convince their audience.

At the end of this training, participants will be able to define a goal and concrete actions; to prepare and structure its meetings; to stand in front of a group and encourage participation; to facilitate his group with ease.

At the end of this training, participants will be able to recognize their emotions and the consequences and identify those of others; better anticipate them on a daily basis; to develop their emotional intelligence in the long term.

Find lasting agreements for high-stakes situations. At the end of this training, participants will be able to prepare and prepare for complex negotiations; to negotiate where the respective interests of the parties are identified, debated; to incorporate in their future negotiations significant areas for improvement; take a step back to better analyze the situations and people involved.