TOP 10 SOFT SKILLS COURSES IN BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - PAGE 3

The ability to produce accurate, clear and concise written communications has never been more important than in this electronic business age.

Explore your creativity, hone in on your writing skills and learn how to publish your own work! This course teaches you the art of creative writing as well as how to develop your own style and how to write for different genres and mediums.

Everybody has a story to tell. Stories captivate, entertain and motivate people. Being able to confidently tell your story at a gathering, a job interview, business event or on stage is a powerful rewarding skill.

Making an impactful presentation can often be the difference between success and failure. Whilst many companies, universities, and schools will teach you how to present, very few (if any) provide guidance on creating the supporting material.

Business Communication workshop is offered by Ecare Careers. We offer professional services ranging from practical skills training for your profession, tutoring for qualifying examinations (CPA/CFA), local enterprise internship programs and one-on-one counselling for career planning.

Write reports that deliver your key information effectively, while showcasing your expertise and knowledge.

Learn to lead your organisation more positively and effectively with emotional intelligence (EQ). Achievement is rarely about one person, therefore our engagement with others has a high impact on how we survive, grow, and thrive at work.

The Effective Business Writing short course provides you with practical tools and techniques to effectively develop professional business communications. This course will enable you to write structured, high quality and engaging workplace documents.

Leading with emotional intelligence creates a positive culture, increases engagement, drives performance and can attract and retain talent. This course is designed to develop your social and emotional intelligence in all aspects of your personal and professional life.

Experts agree that emotional intelligence is a key requirement for successful leaders and managers and it is lacking in many Australian workplaces.