Effective Business English Communication
This course aims to improve your business communication skills by developing your professional business writing, and current communication methodologies.
Description
Effective Business Communication in English is a free online course offered by Edraak, and part of the new Micro-Credential Program. This course aims to improve your business communication skills by developing your professional business writing, presentation skills, and your understanding of tone, style, audience needs, and knowledge of the current communication methodologies.
The effective business communication in English course has been designed to rapidly improve your professional business communication skills. There are no prerequisites to learning in this course, you can choose to enroll here without having to learn any other soft skills. However, you do need to complete all the course’s requirements to be able to obtain your certificate.
Enroll now in this course now to learn the art of visual communication, writing an email, writing a report. Along with applying self SWOT analysis and creating a meeting agenda with MOM to get effective business communication in English.
What you’ll learn
How to design and plan an effective business communication
How to prepare a meeting agenda and draft the MOM afterward
Choosing the right communication channel based on the key messages and your audience needs
Understanding the communication barriers and how to communicate effectively using key tactics for success
Planning your business writing strategy, including writing an email
The basics of formal and informal communication and when to use each type
Applying various communication methodologies to different business cases and strategies
The level of knowledge necessary to achieve basic business communication skills, including presentation skills
Integrating spoken vs written communication, while assigning different roles of communication
Understanding your own self-communication style by applying the SWOT analysis
The steps of writing a report or a proposal