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Communication training courses and schools
Communication Skills

School: Global Knowledge - United States
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Project Communication, Management, and Leadership
Course Format: On-site
Managing a successful project involves more than schedules, templates, and paperwork-it requires the application of strong interpersonal management skills to work effectively with people in a variety of roles. The skills you’ll learn in this course will enable you to set clear stakeholder expectations and create a communication management plan for any project. You’ll negotiate for ...
 

Workplace Communication
Course Format: On-site
This course features activities and role-playing exercise that will help you improve your oral interpersonal and small group communication skills in a workplace environment. Determine your communication style to help you capitalize on your strengths and improve your weaknesses. Have more effective conversations and learn to communicate your message in a way that is more persuasive. Recognize ho...
 

Communication and Negotiation Skills
Course Format: On-site
A study of verbal and nonverbal communication techniques will start your skills building and get you on your way to communicating clearly and directly. Learn the consequences of poor communication and how to avoid it through open communication and fixing communication breakdowns. A study of active listening, tailoring your discussion to the audience, and being aware of your body language, will ...
 

Effective Technical Communication
Course Format: On-site
Learn best practices for authoring effective documents and composing your communications with clarity, relevance, and precision. In this course, you will learn how to prepare documents that clearly and concisely convey technical information to both technical and non-technical audiences. Discover your writing style and develop a plan to help you overcome writer’s block. Analyze your audienc...
 

School: Gnomon, Inc.
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Visual Communications 1
Course Format: Classroom
Value, Shade, Shadow, Perspective, and Composition Communicating form and motion through a 2D medium lies at the foundation of any art form. Even computer graphics, which is as close as we can get to real 3D, relies on the foundation we call visual communication. Students learn to recognize and effectively utilize forms to communicate their ideas, regardless of the complexity of the subject ma...
 

School: Ferris State University
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Design Communication Management
Course Format: Classroom
The concept of Design Communication Management is developed by examining communication systems within design and innovation processes that involve research, analysis, synthesis, and implementation as related to product/problem formulation and their interrelationships with the organizational systems of organizational learning, financial, process, and customer systems. The course will involve cas...
 

Technical & Professional Communication
Course Format: Classroom
Technical and Professional Communication students learn the history and future of writing, edit technical manuals, understand the elements of writing technical documents and develop project planning skills. In addition, they analyze technical journals, books, magazines and speeches. All TPC students identify a content specialty concentration, a 21-credit grouping of courses that builds on th...
 

Journalism and Technical Communication
Course Format: Classroom
Journalism and Technical Communication students learn about journalistic techniques applied to technical and professional communication. As with all concentrations in Technical and Professional Communication, they also learn the history and future of writing, understand the elements of writing and develop project planning skills. In addition, they analyze newspapers and print medium, contempora...
 

Applied Speech Communication
Course Format: Classroom
Speech communication is an interdisciplinary field of study that draws upon its historic roots in rhetoric as well as theory and research in anthropology, psychology and sociology. Students take foundational courses in public presentation, group dynamis and interpersonal communication. Additional coursework includes studies in intercultural communication, organizational communication, communica...
 

School: UW Extension
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Wireless Communications Technology (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
According to the Gartner Group, 45% of the U.S. workforce currently uses, as a productivity tool, some type of mobile device, e.g., a basic cellular phone or smart phone, and/or a laptop or other handheld device equipped with local area and/or wide area wireless data connectivity. The same study predicts that by 2007, more than 50% of enterprises with more than 1,000 employees will use at least...
 

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