Oral Communication Commitee

What distinguishes you from all others and AI will be your soft skills[1] and this includes your words and how you use them. Your words are the spark that ignites ideas that will take off and make the difference in your field. Your ability to marshal your ideas, give critical feedback in meetings and to people, to give pertinent and insightful analysis that shows a razor-sharp brain without an acidic sharp tongue, galvanize a team, lead your company to success, comfort the disappointed and re-ignite their mojo, all this and more comes from your ability to communicate.

So, if you have taken a course in business communication, or you got an A for project work, it does not mean you are fully equipped for oral communication at university or the workplace. The oral communication committee offers targeted and focused workshops in advanced skills.

These workshops are designed to give you personalized hands-on practice and feedback that watching online tutorials cannot give you.

Our workshops are designed to give just enough theory, so you know there is evidence for why the principles and practices work, and maximum practice and coaching time.

From packing a punch with your words yet giving nonjudgmental but constructive feedback, you will take communication from transactional to relational.

Communication is key to showing your sphere your value-add. What you can say and how you say it is what makes you a bright spark!

For our range of workshops please click here.

2023-03-01 15.06.03-min
2023-10-26 14.03.35-min
2023-10-05 14.52.51-min

You may contact us at elcbox70@nus.edu.sg.

Ref

  • Tan, C.C., (2015), State of the University Address, delivered 27 October 2015, National University of Singapore, speech retrieved from http://www.nus.edu.sg/soua/2015/SOUA2015.pdf
  • CELC-NUS. (2010). Celc-Temasek Workplace Survey. Retrieved on 24 March 2012, from Centre of English Language Communication, National University of Singapore: http://courses.nus.edu.sg/CELC /ES2002/files/ES2002_CELCTemasekSurvey.pdf

 

[1] WDA/World Economic/Ling San/Grad employment report/CFG

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