29 Professional Communication Preparatory Programs

Taking a 3-month Quarterly Business French Course has many benefits for individuals looking to improve their professional French skills. These programs offer a combination of French language teaching, phonetics, lectures on French civilization, as well as sessions dedicated to oral and professional writing.

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.

This free online Supervision course will teach you about communication skills in a supervisory environment. As a supervisor, effectively communicating with your staff and understanding their concerns is vital. This free online supervisor development course will teach you about how you can improve your people skills, and how you can grow the confidence you need to conduct your work professionally and productively.

Our summer Debate programme builds valuable transferable skills and develops confidence, presentation and public speaking skills all while learning the fascinating art of British Parliamentary Debate.

Trevecca’s Associate of Science in professional communication is a two-year degree program that equips you with the written, oral, visual, and digital communication skills you need to excel in the workplace. This versatile and flexible program lets you tailor your coursework to match your unique interests and goals, whether they involve a professional career or continued education.

The Fine Arts, Communication and Humanities Guided Pathway provides coursework designed to prepare students for rewarding careers in fields that employ professional writers, artists, and communication specialists.

The growing importance of communication in the current socio-economic context requires an integrated approach to business communication issues and tools. The Degree in Business Communication (1st Cycle) has as its main objective to respond to the challenges of companies and institutions that are faced daily with the need to interact with a wide range of stakeholders. In this sense, the study plan bets on a set of curricular units that seek to satisfy the profile of the communication professional, namely in terms of marketing and communication, new technologies at the service of communication and foreign languages.

This qualification is suitable for those who use well-developed marketing and communication skills and a broad knowledge base in various contexts.

Pitch advertising campaigns to real clients. Conduct reporting in a bustling newsroom. Work on real public relations cases. Perform live sports broadcast journalism. And do it all before you graduate.

This course focuses on professional development skills needed by workers in today's office environment. These skills include the development of effective communication and interpersonal skills, client relations, customer service, teamwork, and problem solving. Learning will include communicating effectively at work, developing stress and time management skills, developing a professional image, understanding and building working teams, and cooperating with others in the workplace.