Attending And Running Meetings In English

What you'll learn
Why meetings are held, making an impression, getting noticed.
Making an impact: positive statements, interruptions, arguing your position, being diplomatic
Dealing with questions - asking, answering and not answering
Calling a meeting - preparation and methods
Opening a meeting - Getting the meeting started, introducing agenda items
Leading a meeting - introducing different types of meeting
Presenting data, discussing issues, handling conflict and problem solving
Making sure the meeting is successful
Requirements
ESL students should be intermediate (B1) or above.
Description
There are two main elements to this course:1) How to contribute to meetingsYou can make a direct impression on colleagues and managers.You can show your teamworking and communication skillsYou can get noticed, leading to greater responsibility and promotions Lots of my students recognise that their 'classroom English' has not prepared them for contributing to meetings, where there isn't time to prepare or rewrite replies.After this course, you will be able to: Make positive statements Interrupt a speaker Stay on track if you get interrupted Argue your position Be diplomatic Ask and answer questions.Sitting quietly and not contributing isn't good for you or your team. Get noticed in meetings, contribute, gain respect.2) How to run meetingsYou can prepare for a meetingYou can introduce the meetingYou can manage the different items in the meetingLots of my students are required to run meetings in English, often involving a mixture of native and non-native speakers.After this course you will be able to: Call a meeting Prepare for the meeting Run the meeting Present data Discuss issues Handle conflict and solve problems Make sure that your meeting is successful.Everyone has sat through meetings that they felt were a waste of time. Learn how to run meetings that are productive and relevant to everyone.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction - Making meetings productive for you and your team
Section 2: Making an impact
Lecture 2 Before the meeting starts - Making an impression
Lecture 3 During the meeting -Making an impact
Lecture 4 Asking and Handling Questions
Section 3: Running a meeting
Lecture 5 Planning a meeting
Lecture 6 Opening a meeting
Lecture 7 Running the meeting - presenting data
Lecture 8 Running the meeting - discussing issues, moving on, reminders
Lecture 9 Running the meeting - handling conflict, problem solving
Lecture 10 Ensuring success
Do you attend meetings in English? This is a guide to make them more productive.,Do you need to run meetings in English? This is a guide to the vocabulary and strategies needed to run them successfully.


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