EFFECTIVE BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
EFFECTIVE BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

COURSE INTRODUCTION:

High-stress levels, inefficient employees, relational breakdown, and dissatisfied clients in the workplace are huge signs that there exist communication problems. Effective communication can help to foster a good working relationship between colleagues, clients, and stakeholders, which can in turn improve morale and efficiency bringing excellent results.

At the end of the whole-day seminar, participants are expected to apply and demonstrate effective business written communication skills in the workplace, with clients and stakeholders.

COURSE OUTLINE:

Time Topics No. of Hours

 

8:30-9:00

 

Setting of Expectations

 

30 mins.

 

 

 

9:00 – 10:30

 

 Elements, Barriers and Dimensions of Effective Communication (with grammar review)

 

1.50
10:30 – 12:00 Principles of Business Communication 1.50
1:00 – 2:30 The Writing Process: Outline, Introduction, Body, Conclusion 1.50
2:30 – 4:00 Business Writing: Writing Letters, Memoranda and Reports 1.50
4:00 – 5:00 Workshop: Business Writing 1.00

 

RESOURCE SPEAKER:

ATTY. ROCHELLE MARIE CORTEZ

Atty. Rochelle Marie Cortez is a lawyer specializing in family law and litigation work. Prior to becoming a lawyer, she handled sales and marketing roles in multinational companies like Unilab and Getz Bros. Inc., as one of their youngest sales and marketing managers. Prior to private practice, she was the legal counsel and operations head of VMoney, a global financial technology company based in Taguig.

At a young age, she was a known communicator being a debater in college and law school, having been a champion debater in Season 1 of ANC’s CVC law debates. Atty. Rochelle Marie Cortez was named one of the Ten Outstanding Students of Region V due to her exemplary academic performance and involvement in extracurricular activities. She held various student council positions in Bicol University and was the president of the debating society and of the law student council in Arellano University School of Law. She is a writer and has won several essay writing contests for major broadsheets.

She is a lecturer in marketing and business communication at the University of the Philippines Institute for Small Scale Industries. Aside from an LLB degree, she is pursuing a Masters of Development Communication at the University of the Philippines. Currently, she serves as bar examination coach in the Jurists Bar Review Center and is the public relations consultant of the governor of the province of Albay.

SCHEDULE

Duration: 1 Day

Date: October 27, 2018

Time: 8am-5pm

Venue: El Cielito Hotel, Santa Rosa City, Laguna

INVESTMENT COST

Learning Investment Fee:

Php 3,500.00 per participant

(Inclusive of VAT; am snacks; buffet lunch; pm snacks; training kit; certificate of completion)

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Discount

  • Early Bird Discount – 10% discount if Learning Investment Fee is paid on or before October 12, 2018.

NOTE:

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