Would you like to maximise your communication effectiveness?  Give exciting and interesting presentations that hold your audience’s attention and interest?  There are skills which, once learned and practiced, will support you for a lifetime.

PADLE: positive and directional language

PADLE is a highly interactive and participative workshop, which teaches participants how to easily apply effective spoken and written communication methods and techniques.  The impact of increasing the effectiveness of communication can be far reaching in any role or situation. Imagine having the knowledge and skills to present a talk which reaches each member of staff in a way that is most absorbable for each individual. Consider how negotiations with managers could be made smoother. Even wonder how a report to the boardroom can be understood, regardless of the topic.  Participants will gain awareness of their own use of language and an understanding of how they can use often simple language phrases to maximize their effectiveness during communications.

The P6 model: Positive professional performance produces positive perceptions

This model works alongside the PADLE model or separately and focuses on individual positive professional performance enhancement, whether for a single employee or an entire organisation. P6 explores ‘TABIC’ the inner coach for thoughts, actions and behaviours, and considers personal abd professional self-talk, professional interpersonal communication and professional actions and behaviours. Participants work with and gain a range of ‘ready to use’ techniques they are able to apply to present and future applications.

Presentation skills

Whether you want to get performance nerves or anxiety or brush up on your stage craft, this workshop will develop new skills and enhance current abilities.  You will be able to develop an understanding of what makes an effective presentation and how to avoid the potential pitfalls.   This detailed programme covers the entire presentation event, from the initial invitation or application, through to preparation, the actual presentation and maximising the benefits during the post-presentation stage.