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- Thursday 11 March, 2021
- 09:25 - 16:15
- Virtual
Women are paving the way in housing to create an impact and redress the gender imbalance, but are still often under-represented in housing’s most senior jobs.
This bespoke virtual course has been designed specifically for women who work in the housing sector. It focuses on developing and embodying the essential skills needed to create impact and communicate with confident credibility.
This Confident Communication for Women in Housing training course offers a highly effective toolkit of transformative, performance-based techniques, involving the body, breath, and voice. These will be practiced and then applied to different communication settings and role-play scenarios to enable you to develop greater flexibility and choice in how you react and communicate.
This toolkit can be practiced repeatedly to enable you to increase your sense of personal power, credibility, leadership capacities and confident communication for women.
Unlocking the Power of Virtual
Our virtual courses have been designed with you in mind. From group exercises in breakout rooms to live chat, whiteboards and interactive polls, we use a range of tools and techniques to ensure that you can connect with your trainer; network and share best practice with your peers and leave the day with the skills you need.
Our courses provide you with an interactive and engaging learning environment that can be accessed from any location, helping you to continue to connect, learn and grow. Click here to discover more!
This course will be delivered via Zoom.
About the Trainer: Anne Walsh | |
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Anne Walsh is a Dialect, Voice and Vocal Communications Coach with extensive one-to-one and group business coaching experience in the private, corporate, public and charitable sectors with clients from the fields of Finance, Law, HR, Music, Publishing, Politics, Property, Local Government, Psychotherapy, Science, Medicine, Media, Art, Health and Well-being, IT, Teaching, Accountancy, Consultancy, Interior Design, Fashion, Journalism, Research, Secretarial and Administration, Higher Education (Lecturers and MAPhD students.)
She was Voice and Communications Trainer at the Royal Central School of Speech & Drama from 2008-2012 and designed and delivered in-house training in London, nationally, and in Europe, Jordan and India. Anne also works on Film, TV and Theatre production as a Dialogue and Accent coach. |
Registration
Ice Breaker and Clarification of Learning Objectives
- The Chair will discuss delegate experiences to identify personal objectives for the day and tailor the course to specific requirements
Generating Presence - the Science Behind It
- How to build a resonant, physical presence
- Create the conditions for credibility
Be Present to Have Presence!
- Owning and naming your strengths and positive attributes
- Role-play: Presenting yourself from a position of healthy self-esteem
Developing the Toolkit
Delegates will have the opportunity to practise and deliver a line from a speech back to the trainer and the wider group to receive bespoke coaching.
- Body, breath, voice, equals personal power
- Breath is the key to relaxed, poised credibility
- Voice and vocal performance skills – pitch, pause, and pace for maximising credibility
- Acting as if: Performance skills for high-status credibility
- Role play: Archetypal high-status – the language of rhetoric
Morning Break
Finding Your Feet to Speak Up in Meetings
- Speaking with clarity of intention and impact in meetings: role play exercise
Lunch
Reflection Session
- Trainer will review the day’s learning and the next stages of the course
- Delegates will have time to ask questions and share views with one another
Promotion: Speak to Your New Team: Role Play Exercise
- Resonant versus dissonant leadership
- Flexing between different communication styles: flexibility is the key
- Avoiding self-sabotage in your language
- Reading your team – understanding their communication preferences
The Power of Persuasive Language: Rhetoric
- Be more persuasive by using rhetoric
- Understand what rhetoric to use
Afternoon Break
Establishing Presence and Flexibility in Your Communication Styles: Risking Spontaneity
Risking spontaneity
Stepping Up and Owning Your Status
- Identify best practices to support preparing for an interview
- Understand what it means to be present in the moment to communicate in ways that are both flexible and spontaneous
Action Planning
- Recognising and naming your strengths and weaknesses with objectivity
- Identify areas where we are stuck – consciously welcoming change
- Building a practical plan going forward
- Select realisable, achievable goals and objectives stemming from your learning on the course