Overview
As companies
internationalise, more
and more executives
are having to work in
English and need to
learn the basic
communication
behaviours used by
native English
speakers in
international
business.
By learning simple
techniques, you can
dramatically increase
your fluency and
confidence in the four
key communication
areas:
•
Presentations
•
Meetings
•
Negotiations
•
Networking
EIC is a two-day programme designed to help you optimise your performance in these crucial areas and to develop the language
and behaviour strategies you need to operate successfully and with confidence on the international stage. EIC is appropriate for
small groups or for individuals
Terms & Conditions
TECLA Languages London telephone number: +44 (0) 203 014 8949
Established 2009
Director of Cultural Training
IMPROVE YOUR INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS
EFFECTIVE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION (EIC) ©
EIC uses filming and role-play to practise the skills taught on the programme and
each programme is adapted to the market priorities of group members.
Morning
DAY 1: Presentations
Morning
DAY 1: Meeting
Afternoon
•
How to structure an international
meeting.
•
How to get the attention of the
chair and get time to make your
point.
•
How to chair and take part in
meetings.
•
How to run and take part in a
conference call.
•
Tips for avoiding problems in
conference calls (Telephone and
Video).
Duration:
1 Day
Venue:
•
In-house or client premises
Numbers:
•
One-to-one or groups of up to ten
Documentation:
•
Course manual and
communications briefing
Equipment:
•
Data projector, one flipchart per
five delegates
Morning
•
Introduction and need to introduce
yourself effectively and catch the
attention of your interlocutor.
•
How the world communicates (the
six styles of international
communication).
•
How to structure a presentation so
that it NEVER goes wrong.
•
How to make a presentation.
•
How to ask and deal with
questions and interruptions.
Morning
DAY 2: Negotiations
DAY 2: Networking
Afternoon
•
Why networking matters
internationally.
•
The international cultural fault
lines.
•
Conversational icebreakers and
icemakers.
•
How to talk to people you don't
know.
•
The four types of listening.
•
How to achieve 'active' listening.
•
How to make the person you are
with feel like there is no-one else
in the room.
Duration:
1 Day
Venue:
•
In-house or client premises
Numbers:
•
One-to-one or groups of up to ten
Documentation:
•
Course manual and
communications briefing
Equipment:
•
Data projector, one flipchart per
five delegates
•
How to structure an international
meeting.
•
How to get the attention of the
chair and get time to make your
point.
•
How to chair and take part in
meetings.
•
How to run and take part in a
conference call.
•
Tips for avoiding problems in
conference calls (Telephone and
Video).
.
Morning
Terms & Conditions
TECLA Languages London telephone number: +44 (0) 203 014 8949
Established 2009
Director of Cultural Training
IMPROVE YOUR INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS
EFFECTIVE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION (EIC) ©
EIC uses filming and role-play to practise the skills taught on the programme and
each programme is adapted to the market priorities of group members.
Morning
DAY 1: Presentations
Morning
DAY 1: Meeting
Afternoon
•
How to structure an international
meeting.
•
How to get the attention of the
chair and get time to make your
point.
•
How to chair and take part in
meetings.
•
How to run and take part in a
conference call.
•
Tips for avoiding problems in
conference calls (Telephone and
Video).
Duration:
1 Day
Venue:
•
In-house or client premises
Numbers:
•
One-to-one or groups of up to ten
Documentation:
•
Course manual and
communications briefing
Equipment:
•
Data projector, one flipchart per
five delegates
Morning
•
Introduction and need to introduce
yourself effectively and catch the
attention of your interlocutor.
•
How the world communicates (the
six styles of international
communication).
•
How to structure a presentation so
that it NEVER goes wrong.
•
How to make a presentation.
•
How to ask and deal with
questions and interruptions.
Morning
DAY 2: Negotiations
DAY 2: Networking
Afternoon
•
Why networking matters
internationally.
•
The international cultural fault
lines.
•
Conversational icebreakers and
icemakers.
•
How to talk to people you don't
know.
•
The four types of listening.
•
How to achieve 'active' listening.
•
How to make the person you are
with feel like there is no-one else
in the room.
Duration:
1 Day
Venue:
•
In-house or client premises
Numbers:
•
One-to-one or groups of up to ten
Documentation:
•
Course manual and
communications briefing
Equipment:
•
Data projector, one flipchart per
five delegates
•
How to structure an international
meeting.
•
How to get the attention of the
chair and get time to make your
point.
•
How to chair and take part in
meetings.
•
How to run and take part in a
conference call.
•
Tips for avoiding problems in
conference calls (Telephone and
Video).
.
Morning