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title: "Leadership communication course"
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url: "https://www.cherryleaf.com/training-courses/leadership-communication-course/"
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excerpt: "Communication is a vital part of leadership. When it’s done well, it can inspire a team and get them all working towards the common goal. When it’s done badly, it can result in anxiety and arguments, as well as poor..."
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## A framework for your leadership communication

You’ll get a framework for planning and structuring how you communicate and what you write. You’ll also have the opportunity to practice and review your work.

Communication is a vital part of leadership. When it’s done well, it can inspire a team and get them all working towards the common goal. When it’s done badly, it can result in anxiety and arguments, as well as poor performance.

There are a number of courses on leadership and communication. However, they often don’t cover the writing element in communication. Written content is a vital part of leadership. It’s the most common way to manage – direct and control – individuals and teams.

In this course, you’ll learn how to be a better leader and communicator. You’ll improve your skills in the three main areas: speaking, writing, and presenting numerical data.

## Who is this course for?

This course is for directors, managers and other leaders who are struggling to be understood, or want to be better communicators.

## What will I learn?

You’ll learn:

- How to communicate clearly, even if writing doesn’t come naturally
- Ways to improve your writing
- How to save time and write in an efficient way
- How to create more effective presentations

You’ll have access to a framework and templates to help you with your writing, and build confidence in the work you produce.

## Topics covered

### Adapting your communication style to the maturity of the business and its processes

- Decision-making frameworks
- Communication theory
- Listening as well as speaking
- What to say and what to do when there is no information to give
- Having consistency and alignment across the company

### Finding and using your authentic voice

- The importance of consistency (over time and across different groups)
- When and how to be vulnerable
- How to be candid, and how candid to be
- How to deliver bad news

### Report Writing

- Identifying the audience
- Planning the document and organising your thoughts
- Creating skeleton documents
- How to present different types of information
- Advice on English grammar
- Presenting data and using images
- Reviewing and editing

### Writing policies, processes and procedures

- Structuring and outlining
- How to write policies
- How to write processes
- How to write procedures, tasks and instructions
- Communicating to different audiences
- Sustaining policies and procedures

### Creating effective presentations

- How to communicate using slides

### Presenting data

- Avoiding information overload

## Delivery format

The elearning course is currently closed to new students.

However, you can be the first to know when we re-open:

## Contact us for more information

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