Get Trained at Harvard! University Opens Enrollment for Free Teacher Training Course

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Published on 19/11/2024 at 20:16

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Online Training for Teachers to Improve Their Professional Expression and Persuasion. Check the Details and Apply Now!

The Estudar Foundation, through the Na Prática portal, has an unmissable opportunity: a free assertive communication course, taught by professors from the prestigious Harvard University. In a 100% online format, the course “Nail Your Interview” was designed to help professionals express themselves clearly and confidently, crucial factors in securing a job or advancing in one’s career, according to the Catraca Livre website.

What You Will Learn in the Free Course

With a total duration of 3 hours, the course consists of a series of free classes, complementary activities, and real interview simulation meetings. The content includes:

Emotional and technical preparation for interpersonal interactions: Learn how to mentally organize yourself for effective communication.
Techniques for persuasive presentation of ideas and projects: Discover ways to capture your audience’s attention and generate a positive impact.
7 communication structures for successful presentations: Learn and practice methods that enhance the clarity and efficiency of your speech.

Students will also have access to 7 hours of additional practical materials, which can be applied in everyday professional situations. This multifaceted approach offers the opportunity to develop skills that go beyond speaking, encompassing preparation, execution, and response to questions.

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How the Course and Certification Work

After registration, participants in the training course will gain access to the Circle platform, where all classes and content will be available. Access will remain active until December 31, 2024, ensuring ample time to review and apply the concepts learned.

The training course is ideal for professionals looking to enhance their interview and general communication techniques. Those who complete the course will receive a virtual certificate via email, about two weeks after completion. This document can be a valuable addition to a resume and help distinguish the candidate in selection processes.

Registrations Open: Secure Your Spot

To register, visit the Na Prática site of the Estudar Foundation and fill out the registration form. The process is simple and quick, ensuring that you can start your improvement journey without obstacles. This is a unique opportunity to learn from Harvard experts and develop skills that will transform your approach in interviews and professional meetings.

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Get Trained at Harvard! University Opens Enrollment for Free Teacher Training Course

Online Training for Teachers to Improve Their Professional Expression and Persuasion. Check the Details and Apply Now!

What You Will Learn in the Free Course

How the Course and Certification Work

Registrations Open: Secure Your Spot

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