Influence and Persuasion Skills - 1 Day Workshop (Christchurch)

The Influence and Persuasion workshop presented by Aptitude Management is the perfect course for managers in need of developing their ability to influence and persuade others.

This includes effectively communicating with your direct reports, communicating across the organisation, and influencing & persuading up the organisational hierarchy.

Course Outcomes

• Begin to understand and master the vital elements of persuasive and influential communication.
• Understand and determine when to influence or when to persuade others and why these two strategies can be so different.
• Through this course, you will begin to develop your unique influencing and persuading style, yes we all communicate differently.
• Start becoming aware of and then using various communication styles with others for dealing with those situations where your ability to influence is paramount.
• Discover strategies to better connect emotionally with others as this is the centerpiece of persuasion.

Attendee Framework

All Aptitude courses are conducted through our attendee framework consisting of:

1. Workshop booking consultation
2. Trainer led skills gap analysis
3. Tailored participant training plan
4. Post workshop coaching

Further Details

In this course managers will quickly develop their understanding of influence and persuasion and immediately use new found knowledge within the workplace.

BOOKING NOTICE: After booking with Eventbrite, our team will make direct contact to confirm commencement of this course prior to the scheduled date. If you or additional participants are travelling for this course, it is essential that you wait for confirmation before making any formal arrangements. In the rare event that a course is unable to proceed with less than 24 hours’ notice, the course will be rescheduled and a credit note issued. Aptitude Management NZ Limited is not liable for any travel expenses, including transport and accommodation, incurred.

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