Honing and Delivering Your Message

This six-hour workshop prepares participants to develop a clear message and stay on point when delivering it.

Description

What will participants learn?

Clarify your message and determine how to present it
Successfully communicate your message using various forms of communication
Effectively listen and communicate
Ensure your listeners hear your message

What topics are covered?

What is Your Message
Three Ways to Present Your Message
Delivering Your Message in a Different Way
Effective Listening
What is Your Body Saying?
Presenting Your Message to an Audience

What's included?

Instruction by a learner-centric facilitator
Small, highly interactive sessions
Specialized manual/binder and course materials, including a REAL Custom Training pen, job aids, and on-the-job exercises
A personalized action plan for post-workshop implementation
Personalized certificate of completion
COFFEE :)

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