Business Conversation Skills When English Is a Second Language

American Management Association
Boston, New York, Washington, Atlanta, Orlando, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Las Vegas, San Francisco, United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' When English is your second language, simply learning how to write business documents is not enough. The challenge is knowing how to express ideas directly and clearly in any business conversation...with confidence. This comprehensive two-day seminar will improve your conversation skills on all levels through interactive discussions and case studies.

How You Will Benefit

Be able to express yourself in a way that will increase self-confidence in speaking to upper management and colleagues on a daily basis
Recognize what some business conversational pitfalls are and how to avoid them
Develop skills to recognize different styles and guidelines in business conversations
Gain the ability to become assertive and focus on the issues being addressed
Increase your knowledge of body language and non-erbal communication
What You Will Cover

Styles and approaches to business conversation in different cultures
Planning the goal and best approach before engaging in a formal dialogue
Understand what others want when they require information from you about your work
Understand the impressions you give during professional meetings and discussions
Develop your own confident and flexible speaking style
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Phone:1-877-566-9441

School Address:

1601 Broadway New York, NY 10019 USA

Training Seminars Held Nationwide Including:
Boston • New York • Washington • Atlanta • Orlando • Chicago • Dallas • Houston• Las Vegas • Los Angeles • San Francisco

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Business Writing When English Is a Second Language
Listening Skills for Successful Communication
Listening and Writing
Grammar
Persuasive Writing
Technical Writing
Effective and Efficient E-Mail Writing
Assertiveness
Communication and Interpersonal Skills
Responding to Conflict
Cross-Functional Communication: Strategies for Workplace Effectiveness
Business Conversation Skills
Facilitator
Managing Emotions in the Workplace
Interpersonal Skills
Emotional Intelligence
Personal Branding Strategies for Women
Challenging Management Conversations
Negotiation

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