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2020-05-15

Upcoming Drake Training Academy Short Course: Emotional Intelligence

Drake Editorial Team

 

 

Never before has EQ been more important than right now, being Emotionally Intelligent requires us to manage and be aware of our own behaviours and the impact this has on others – understanding how to develop relationships and partnerships is the path to a sustainable future not only for businesses but for all of us.

 

Starting Date: 21 May 2020

Time: 15h00

Regions:  Nationally via Zoom Webinars

 

Join us for 5 EQ sessions - these sessions will occur every Thursday for the next 5 weeks. The first 2 sessions are FREE! Thereafter we ask that you contribute R300.00 per session – our facilitators need to survive too!

 

Session 1 (Free)

SELF - AWARENESS & SELF - MANAGEMENT SKILLS

Session 2 (Free)

BUILDING CONFIDENCE

Session 3 (R300.00)

MOTIVATION: SELF, JOB AND OTHERS

Session 4 (R300.00)

EMPATHY IS A SUPERPOWER! WE'LL EXPLAIN WHY!

Session 5 (R300.00)

BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS - COMMUNICATION, PARTNERSHIPS & UNDERSTANDING CONFLICT

  

 

This programme is FREE (the full duration) to all our learners registered on Learnerships as well as our retainer clients.

 

To register please email [email protected]
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