Assertiveness Training
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Recruiting NOW: This Assertiveness Training runs in central Cambridge, over three Saturday afternoons (from 16th June 2012) in a small group to ensure personal attention (maximum 6), with a friendly, experienced trainer. Fee includes course materials and light refreshments.
A short pre-course questionnaire and confidential telephone discussion with your trainer identifies (a) key goals and (b) areas to be explored on the course. This ensures that you get what you want and need from the sessions, which are specifically tailored to each new group.
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Ready to make some changes in your life? Want to handle people and situations better? We all have times when we don't feel able to speak up and say what we think, or when we go the other way and push our view too forcefully without really listening to others. It's not always easy staying calm, clear and equal, but that's exactly what learning to be assertive is all about. And the good news is - it can be learned! This Assertiveness Training course is a great way to learn about different techniques for handling situations more effectively - whether at home with family or friends, or at work with colleagues or customers. You will gain an understanding of why becoming more assertive can benefit you personally, with time to think about and find solutions to any of your own specific examples you choose to explore. Small group size enables sessions to be specifically tailored to each delegate's needs.
What is assertiveness training?
Assertiveness is a highly effective communications model used in professional and personal development training since the 1980s. Assertive communication is being able to express yourself clearly and stand your ground when necessary, without being passive, aggressive or manipulative. It is particularly helpful for tricky situations, but works very well as a general style of communicating.
Key content
Calm confidence - genuine self confidence and relaxed state
Equality - treating self and others with equal respect (not passive or aggressive)
Clarity - 'key messages' so you are heard, understood and taken seriously
Listening - balanced focus between self and other/s
Assertiveness Training provides you with the understanding, tools and confidence to adopt new ways of dealing with people; from expressing yourself, to making requests or delegating, saying no, and handling tensions and conflict.
Key learning from training:
Recognising and understanding behaviour patterns
Understanding body language
Tools for clear, assertive communication
Information, discussion, practice, feedback and action planning
Training is informative, practical and interactive; with an experienced trainer leading to facilitate a focused, supportive and enjoyable group. Your own practical examples and situations will be addressed to help you practice and plan for putting the ideas into action. Copies of all slides and support materials provided as inclusive take-aways.
