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Improving Self-Confidence and Self-Esteem

The content will be specific to each client, individual delegate and group, and their particular requirements but may include elements of the following:

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 What is confidence?

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Analysing your current level of confidence

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Using tools to monitor progress

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Understanding behavioural types

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Applying assertiveness techniques to improve confidence

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The importance of body language

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Analysing your thoughts

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Overcoming negativity

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Strengths, Weakness, Opportunities and Threats analysis (SWOT)

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Understanding emotion in self and others

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Managing your own emotions

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Dealing with difficult people and situations

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How to feel comfortable when meeting new people and experiencing new situations

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The importance of good planning and preparation to help reduce anxiety

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Setting goals and objectives for personal development

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How to feel comfortable with yourself and your environment

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Improving your personal presentation style

Personal and Organisational Learning Outcomes

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 Improved self-confidence and self-esteem

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Set realistic goals and objectives

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Communicate thoughts and ideas to others without feeling embarrassed

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Ability to speak up for yourself and for others to understand how you feel

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Apply assertive techniques to achieve personal goals and objectives

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Deal positively with difficult people and situations and with ease

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Reduce anxiety in potentially stressful situations

 
 

 

 

 

 

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