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Facilitation and Presentation Skills
Two-Day Leadership Workshop
Participants learn the tools and techniques to facilitate effective meetings and deliver impactful presentations while increasing group participation and productivity.
Attendees then practice what they learn: they facilitate activities, design and deliver short presentations, evaluate short presentations, then provide constructive feedback on those presentations. This is designed to immerse students in a fun, but critical leadership development experience.
Dates: December 4-5, 2012
Time: 8:30 am -5:30 pm.
Cost: $595
PDUs: 16
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Who should attend?
This leadership series is appropriate for anyone who wishes to be perceived as an exceptional, respected, thoughtful leader--regardless of their status, authority, or position. As we know, managers are not necessarily leaders, and there are many individuals we have known to be great leaders in society and our communities who are not supervisors of anyone by title. What spearates exceptional and highly-effective leaders from the average leader is their ability to collaborate and communicate successfully with others. So make no mistake: this class will benefit you in your personal life as well as in your work environment.
What’s my investment?
We designed and scheduled this two-day workshop in order to deliver maximum value for your time and money. With an investment of just two (2) days and $595, you'll receive 16 PDUs. That's just over $37 per PDU--one of the quickest and most affordable ways for you to prepare yourself for exceptional facilitation and presentation practices.
What makes Ready2ACT training better than others?
We deliver relevant, results-oriented training with a collaborative approach. It’s not just training: we work through your specific issues, so it really is a WORKshop. You’ll accomplish your objectives while you are learning, so our training is efficient and effective. Our workshops are highly interactive and participative, so you apply what you are learning immediately in class.
