Description

In case you’re wondering why some citizens are not involved in their country’s public affairs, here’s our answer: poor communication is reason number 1.

Perhaps nothing is as important as the ability to flawlessly communicate in politics. Why? Because good communication among the government, its institutions, and the people fosters trust which guarantees to the public that their opinions and concerns do matter. On the other hand, ineffective communication results in public confusion, misunderstanding; consequently, disinterest.

A politician can be communicating 24/7 with people, but in reality, he/she might be doing it totally wrong, or at least, his/her approach might be adulterated with a few problems like overconfidence, egocentrism, using the wrong medium or tools, not having a communication strategic plan, mixing personal with professional, spreading fake news to make a point, having negative body language, attacking rather than responding, needing to win rather than finding a solution, and the list goes on!

If you wish to guarantee flawless communication to address, engage, and influence people, all you have to do is register now!

Learning Outcomes

• Acknowledge the importance of flawless communication in politics
• Realize the effects of bad communication on the public and the government
• Learn the basics of effective political communication
• Discover the common communication problems in politics
• Identify what might go wrong in political speeches
• Improve your (or your political coachee’s) communication approach
• Recognize some communication errors through real case studies
• Understand and avoid common social media messages’ mistakes made by politicians
• Become a better communicator

Class Hosting

• This seminar will be hosted on Zoom
• Your individual link will be emailed to you after you register
• Missed a part of it? Don’t worry. The recording will be made available for 48 hours so you can re-watch in your own time.
• Due to limited seating in each class, all tickets purchases are final.