TOP 10 PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES IN NOTTINGHAM, UK - PAGE 3

Assertiveness Training – This assertiveness and building personal confidence programme helps delegates understand why it is sometimes hard to refuse demands and aims to build the skills necessary for behaving assertively in a practical manner.

Of course, there are some limits but they are usually of quantity rather than quality. For some people success is more money, a bigger house, fame, a top management position, and so forth.

Most CV’s are looked at for about 15 seconds so unless you are spot on. It will go on the “no pile”. Companies who use technology to scan CV’s, will reject them even more quickly if they fail to hit the mark.  

This course will help delegates to be competent and confident in their written communication to senior management or important clients.

This is a practical stress management course designed to show you how to reduce stress by managing pressure better. You will learn how to stay more in control of yourself as pressure increases so you can still perform well and achieve results.

This NLP training course is designed to introduce delegates to the excellence principles and techniques of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP), and how they can be applied in a business context.

‘In our digital world, “storytelling” has become a marketing buzzword, but many marketers, business leaders and brands have failed to grasp what it means to tell a compelling story and the power it can summon.’

This communication skills course is aimed at helping delegates communicate more effectively with customers and colleagues. It will look at the best methods of building rapport and how to develop effective business relationships.

The Advanced Presentation Skills course is an extremely practical course designed to take your existing skills a step further. The first part serves as a reminder of the fundamentals of successful presentations: good preparation, strong delivery and well-structured content.

Public speaking requires more of the speaker than getting through the time allocated. We need to consider what our preferred outcome or objective is.