Assert Yourself: How to communicate effectively

Why do work relationships break down? How can you get teams to communicate and collaborate effectively? What causes bullying? Only when people learn to value their own rights and the rights of others do they begin to work peaceably and productively together. This engaging learning experience will teach your staff how to have a positive influence on colleagues and customers, by expressing themselves in a direct and coherent manner that is respectful of others.

Employees have hundreds of interactions with other people each working day

Encouraging key staff to undertake this training will open their eyes to others’ points of view, enable them to express themselves calmly, and focus on the task in hand.

Your managers will learn to:

  • follow the six steps to assertiveness
  • avoid aggressive passive and manipulative behaviour
  • disagree without being disagreeable
  • give and receive positive feedback


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Delivery format

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“I have just completed the Assert Yourself course…it is excellent value and I would definitely recommend it to anyone.”
Peter Hornsby
E-Learning Manager, Qinetiq

Example screen from Assert Yourself interactive CD-ROM
An older, female worker in an uncomfortable conversation with a colleague


'A great resource that reinforced my learning in an interactive and fun way.'

Jodie Stevenson
Dixons Group PLC

Example screen from Assert Yourself interactive CD-ROM

A confrontation of two colleagues

Clients include:

Audit Commission
Higher Education institutions
Kier Group
National Express
Wella

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