This course covers core principles of verbal and written communication, including clarity, tone, and active listening. It examines how communication styles shift across professional, social, and written contexts, and addresses common barriers that lead to misunderstanding. Learners practice techniques for expressing ideas confidently and understanding others accurately.
Course Content
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Learning Outcomes
Identify the key elements of effective communication
Explain the difference between passive, assertive, and aggressive communication styles
Apply active listening techniques in conversations
Develop clear and concise messages for different audiences
Analyze common barriers that lead to miscommunication
Evaluate communication approaches for different professional situations
Implement strategies for giving and receiving constructive feedback
Demonstrate improved confidence when communicating in group settings
Who should Enroll
Professionals seeking to improve workplace communication.
Team members who regularly collaborate with others.
Students developing interpersonal and presentation skills.
Anyone looking to communicate more clearly and confidently.
Course Requirements
No prior knowledge of communication techniques is required.
Instructor
Marwan Sharafi
Architect | Worked on Numerous and Diverse Engineering Projects Including Technical Offices and Interior Designs. Projects Include: Low-Rise Buildings, Fixtures, Interior Management and Finishes, Site Supervision, and Urban Planning | Holds a Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from Sudan University of Science and Technology $ | . : ( ) |