Profile
The recent global disruptions affects greatly work operations and impact deeply the way communications are conducted in the workplace. The role of supervisors often seen as the backbone of operations that drives implementation effectiveness plays an increasingly important role to ensure clarity, consistency and empathy necessary to foster and cultivate workplace relationship and reduce workplace conflicts.
This course aims to strengthen the communications aspect necessary to carry effective supervisory skills and would further strengthen workplace efficiency and more importantly further the individual's career prospects.
Designed to be based on learning units that draws on workplace parallels, the course aims to provide the following course objectives :
- Establish target audience and communication channels in organisations
- Comply with organisation & professional standards
- Apply appropriate methods to promote effective communication in organisations
What You'll Learn
This course aims to equip learners to use methods and equipment to communicate appropriate ideas and information to the target audience and perform effective listening and speaking skills in verbal communications. Conducted using sound adult learning principles designed to encourage learners to reflect, acquire, equip and apply their learning into the workplace.
Delivered by engaging trainers and assessed by experienced workplace coaches, this course aim to inspire, encourage and uplift individuals and challenge the learners to review and improve their communication effectiveness
Minimum Entry Requirement
Learners are assumed to possess the following:
- Experience working as a supervisor, team leader or junior manager
- Have access to supervisory-level case studies and/or experiences which are relevant to the topic
- English language proficiency to benefit from the training and undertake the assessments (Level 5 of the Workplace Skills Series attainment scale)
Potential learners who do not possess the assumed knowledge and skills should not be precluded from training. However, it is recommended they are counselled and advised on suitable preparatory courses or on the job training that they could undertake to improve their ability to benefit from the module.