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From Wednesday 12 November 2014
To Thursday 13 November 2014

Business communication at every level is a valuable skill today. Knowing the expectations of others in the business world as well as the associated standards provides insight and understanding of what is required. The ability to communicate through different channels and contexts is vital. This programme provides guidelines for internal and external communication, written and verbal requirements and standards, assisting delegates in mastering the fine art of communicating effectively in the workplace.

Location : Gauteng
Contact : (011) 628-2000 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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