To be ‘included’, you have to be seen and you have to be heard. 

In this workshop, you will learn how to become a more effective communicator, so that you can be included in conversations about the things which matter to you and which will further your career – promotions, salaries, projects.

You will develop self-confidence and personal impact so that you can communicate with more clarity and relevance.

You will acquire the tools and the mind set to influence; to be more assertive.

You will learn techniques to get your voice heard, at the table and beyond.

By the end of the workshop you will:

• Recognise the fundamental building blocks of good communication and how to acquire them
• Understand how to be more assertive and persuasive while remaining genuine
• Learn how to use skilful communication to build relationships and to make an impression among peers and senior colleagues
• Know how to make a valuable contribution to discussions
• Acquire the confidence to speak up in meetings
• Know how to eliminate the bad habits which are undermining your impact and your confidence
• Be more in control.

This workshop is for you if you identify with any of the following:

• You don’t think you have the impact on your audience that you desire/deserve
• You feel people are not taking you seriously
• You are not being included in important conversations
• You often leave a situation wishing you had made a greater contribution
• You have been told that your communication skills are letting you down.
• Your lack of confidence/impact/skill is holding you back.

Your Trainer: Jayne Constantinis

Jayne’s range of experience includes: live voice-over announcing on BBC TV; business reporting on BBC World; fronting corporate programmes for blue-chip companies; facilitating live events. Her BBC TV series on Mexico was nominated for a BAFTA and, having learned journalism at the LCP, she has written for Condé Nast Traveller and Good Housekeeping. She has an acting diploma from the Royal Academy of Music and a Modern Languages degree from Cambridge. She started her working life at one of the world’s leading branding agencies – Wolff Olins.

Jayne now harnesses all she’s learned from three decades in front of a microphone/camera/audience and uses it to train others. Working with Olympic superstars has prompted Jayne to dispel the myths around confidence in communications – she has consequently developed a unique approach to empowering those who want to be skilful, effective and memorable communicators. She has particular experience and expertise in the legal sector.