Courses in rhetoric and business etiquette
Rhetoric and business etiquette Courses: What Will You Learn?
Rhetoric and business etiquette courses are designed for those who want to develop their communication skills, learn to confidently express their thoughts and effectively interact with others in professional and social environments.
Basics of eloquence:
How to construct clear, logical and convincing statements.
Using the correct intonation, speech rate and pauses.
Ways to attract and hold the audience’s attention.
Voice and breathing management:
Developing the strength and expressiveness of the voice.
Proper breathing techniques for confident speech.
Public speaking:
How to deal with anxiety and stage fright.
The art of improvisation and preparation for presentations.
Analysis of successful examples of speeches.
Debates and argumentation:
How to competently defend your point of view.
Methods of counterargumentation and answering questions.
Basics of business communication:
Communication rules in a corporate environment.
Etiquette of telephone conversations, business correspondence and video conferences.
Presentability and appearance:
How to dress in accordance with the business dress code.
Ability to select accessories and comply with the rules of business style.
Business meeting and negotiations:
How to behave at business events.
Rules for conducting negotiations and the ability to find compromises.
Intercultural etiquette:
Features of interaction with representatives of different cultures.
Respect for the traditions and norms of partners from other countries.
About us
LiquidityYellow, founded in 2012, has been striving to help people unlock their potential and reach new heights in their professional and personal lives since its inception. One of the company’s key areas of focus has been courses in rhetoric and business etiquette, which it has developed taking into account modern requirements for communication and professional culture.
These courses are aimed at developing confidence in communication, improving public speaking skills, and creating an impeccable business image. LiquidityYellow strives to provide its clients with tools that will help them confidently express their thoughts, build productive relationships with colleagues and partners, and meet the highest standards of business communication.
Practical focus:
All programs contain not only theoretical knowledge, but also a variety of practical exercises, role-playing games and simulations of real situations.
Individual approach:
Course participants receive personal recommendations based on their unique characteristics and needs.
Professional trainers:
Training is conducted by experts in the field of rhetoric, business communication and international business etiquette, with many years of experience.
Relevance of programs:
Course topics and methods are regularly updated to meet the latest trends in the business world and customer needs.
What they say
Success stories
«This course was a real revelation for me! I was always afraid to speak in front of colleagues, but now I feel much more confident. I liked how the trainers explained complex issues in an accessible and detailed way. The practical exercises and feedback were especially useful.»
Nicola Anderson
Sales manager
I took a course to learn how to conduct trainings for company employees. Now I can easily speak in front of an audience and know how to properly structure my speech.
Linnett Dowman
HR specialist
«I thought I knew everything about business communication, but the course showed how much I still needed to master. I learned about the intricacies of international etiquette and learned how to properly conduct business correspondence. The presentation of the material is simply excellent — practical and relevant. I recommend it to anyone who wants to improve their communication skills.»
Dominique Farrell
Entrepreneur
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Course program
Basics of Rhetoric
1.1. The Art of Communication: What is Rhetoric?
1.2. Types of Speech: Persuasive, Informative, Motivational.
1.3. Building a Speech Structure: Beginning, Main Part, Ending.
1.4. Techniques for Holding the Audience’s Attention.
Voice and Speech Technique Management
2.1. Working with the Voice: Expressiveness, Power, Timbre.
2.2. Managing Tempo and Intonation.
2.3. Articulation and Diction: Exercises for Clear Speech.
2.4. Methods for Dealing with Performance Anxiety and Fear.
Public Speaking
3.1. Preparing for Presentations: From Idea to Delivery.
3.2. Improvisation: How to Speak Confidently Without Preparation.
3.3. Using Non-verbal Communication: Gestures, Facial Expressions, Posture.
3.4. Mistakes in public speaking and how to avoid them.
Fundamentals of Business Communication
4.1. Rules of Effective Business Communication.
4.2. Etiquette of Telephone Conversations and Business Correspondence.
4.3. Features of Video Conferencing: Subtleties of Online Etiquette.
4.4. Formation of a Professional Image through Communication.
Business Etiquette in a Corporate Environment
5.1. Dress Code and Presentable Appearance.
5.2. Etiquette of Business Meetings, Conferences, and Negotiations.
5.3. Fundamentals of Subordination and Respectful Interaction in a Team.
5.4. Behavior in Conflict Situations: Constructive Communication.
International Business Etiquette
6.1. Intercultural Differences: How to Avoid Misunderstandings.
6.2. Etiquette of Communication with Partners from Different Countries.
6.3. Rules of Business Etiquette on Foreign Trips.
6.4. Features of Gifts and Tokens of Attention in an International Environment.
Table Etiquette
7.1. Basics of Behavior at Business Lunches and Dinners.
7.2. Using Cutlery and Setting the Table.
7.3. Topics for Conversation at the Table: What is Acceptable and What is Not.
7.4. Confidence in an Informal Business Setting.
Debates and Argumentation
8.1. The Art of Persuasion: How to Defend Your Point of View.
8.2. Methods of Negotiating with Opponents.
8.3. Active Listening and Questioning Techniques.
8.4. Practical Debates: Reinforcing Skills.