TOP 10 SOFT SKILLS COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND

Develop fluency in finger spelling and numbers. Use communication strategies in familiar situations. New Zealand Sign Language.

This qualification provides a professional development opportunity for a communications professional who wants to specialise in local government working at a higher level.

Effective spoken communication means being able to express your ideas clearly, confidently and concisely. In this course, you will learn essential communication skills to make sure the message you want to communicate gets across effectively.

You know stuff. You're experienced. You've trained in your field. You might even be an expert. But has anyone ever actually taught you how to express what you know in writing? Most of us never get that.

With the accelerated pace of change in the 21st century the pressures of modern business presenting a constant challenge, time management skills are at the top of most people's personal development wish lists.

For beginners who have no prior knowledge of NZ Sign Language, this course will introduce you to communicating using sign language in a safe and engaging environment.

Get your creativity flowing by exploring some of the star forms of creative writing, focusing each week on a different area of fiction or creative non-fiction.

While it can look like such people are just born with natural gifts, that’s not really true. With the right training, anyone can become skilled at resolving conflict, even under the toughest circumstances.

Ethical behaviour is centred on various principles of moral conduct. These principles can be encapsulated in the values of honesty, integrity, respect, confidentiality and professional responsibility.

This comprehensive course builds on our half-day ‘Key Elements of Time Management’ course and is full of practical strategies to focus attention and make it easier to put competing tasks into perspective.