English Communication at Workplace for Non Native Speakers

Name: English Communication at Workplace for Non Native Speakers
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Master effective English communication skills to thrive in professional environments as a non-native speaker.

Created byHendi Pratama

Last updated 2/2025

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What you'll learn

Master effective verbal and non-verbal communication techniques in English for the workplace.
Enhance clarity and confidence when speaking with colleagues, clients, and supervisors in professional settings.
Apply practical strategies for maintaining respect and professionalism in cross-cultural communication.
Develop a natural and professional tone of voice, improve body language, and utilize appropriate expressions for various workplace scenarios.

Course content

2 sections • 23 lectures • 1h 2m total length

Course Introduction3:03
Discover how to communicate effectively in the modern workplace, build confidence, and be liked by colleagues, whether you're a native or non-native English speaker.
Trainer's Introduction1:19
Meet doctor Hendi Pratum, a coach at Edu transported. Share leadership transformation, communication, and public speaking insights from a lecturer in applied linguistics at Semarang State University.

The Importance of Effective Communication1:37
Recognize that the quality of your life depends on the quality of your communication. Observe that better communicators often achieve success, financial stability, and richer social networks.
Stakeholders in Communication9:14
Shape positive self-talk, master relationships with loved ones, engage strangers and the public, and connect with God or the universe to become memorable, enjoyable, and transformative in communication.
The Role of Talent4:17
Communication is not just talent; it is a trainable skill shaped by hard work, applied linguistics insights, and long-term practice in this course.
Fixed and Growth Mindset6:36
Cultivate a growth mindset to master the art of communication, avoid fixed mindset traps, view challenges as opportunities, embrace constructive feedback, and focus on process rather than the end result.
Posture in Professional Communication1:33
Prioritize posture as the foundation of professional communication. Stand tall, avoid slouching, and cultivate confidence through body language and mindset.
The Way You Walk and You Sit1:01
Walk calmly and confidently, stand tall, and sit with presence to project credibility before you speak. Greet others and control your body to improve workplace communication for non-native speakers.
Rules with Your Hands1:36
Always use your hands when you speak and keep them in front of your body to project confidence in workplace communication.
Your Eyes and Your Mouth2:20
Learn to use eye contact and a friendly smile to become a better communicator in the workplace. Keep your eyes focused, avoid looking away, and greet others with a smile.
Facial Expressions1:54
Master facial expressions to clearly convey sadness, happiness, anger, disgust, surprise, and fear in workplace interactions. Train in front of a mirror to ensure messages match your feelings.
Control Your Voice5:04
Develop effective voice control by adjusting volume for room size, varying intonation and tempo, shaping a confident vocal style, and articulating every word clearly.
The Priciple of "Under the Spotlight"1:56
Develop confident workplace communication by mastering posture, eye contact, voice control, articulation, and intonation, then apply them in conversations under a spotlight to engage others.
Make your partner feel special.1:05
Make your conversation partner the focal point, giving them your full attention and imagining a spotlight above both speakers to make them feel special.
Learn to pay a compliment1:41
Practice paying explicit compliments to colleagues about their best qualities, achievements, energy, or character to strengthen workplace relationships. Recognize that sincere compliments bind people and counter social media negativity.
Protect the "face"1:07
Learn how to protect others' face to avoid conflict, by critiquing privately and offering compliments in public, instead of attacking someone's face in the modern workplace.
The Importance of Humor4:29
learn the mechanics of humor—premise, setup, punchline—through storytelling and self-deprecation, develop comedic timing, and adapt jokes for different people to enhance workplace communication.
Enrich your vocabulary1:36
Expand your vocabulary by learning new words, using a thesaurus to find accurate meanings, and incorporating terms like paradigm and contemplate into daily workplace communication.
Personal Communication Style3:34
Explore the disc personality framework to identify dominant, influencing, steady, and cautious styles, and learn practical steps to adapt your communication for clearer workplace interactions.
Upgrade your knowledge2:11
Upgrade your knowledge to enhance workplace communication by journaling and building general and vocational knowledge, collecting quotes, jokes, and inspiring stories or case studies for richer conversations.
Widen your circle0:46
Widen your circle to learn their lingo and jargons, then keep key circles: academic, stand-up comedian, and trainer, to enrich how you think and see the world.
Grooming Standard1:01
Improve workplace communication by mastering grooming and hygiene, choosing casual but still smart attire or formal wear as needed, and showing self-respect that earns others' respect.
Active Listening3:46
Practice active listening by focusing on being interested, asking questions, paraphrasing, recalling, validating emotions, and highlighting commonalities to keep conversations meaningful.

Requirements

Basic understanding of the English language (A2/B1 level).
No prior professional communication training required.
An eagerness to improve workplace communication skills as a non-native English speaker.

Description

Effective communication is a powerful tool in the workplace. It bridges gaps, builds relationships, and drives success in professional settings. However, many professionals find themselves struggling to express their ideas clearly, engage effectively in meetings, or handle challenging conversations with confidence. Whether you're delivering a presentation, participating in a team discussion, or communicating with clients, mastering workplace communication can significantly enhance your career prospects.

"English Communication at Workplace for Non-Native Speakers" is designed to equip you with practical communication strategies that go beyond just language proficiency. This course focuses on delivering clear, concise messages, maintaining professionalism in all interactions, and adapting your communication style to different scenarios.

Through practical lessons, real-world examples, and interactive exercises, you will learn how to:

Express your ideas effectively: Develop the skill to articulate your thoughts clearly, whether in meetings, presentations, or everyday interactions.
Enhance non-verbal communication: Master body language, facial expressions, and voice modulation to reinforce your message.
Adapt to different communication styles: Understand how to interact with diverse personalities and navigate cross-cultural exchanges with professionalism and respect.
Handle challenging situations: Gain the confidence to manage difficult conversations, give and receive feedback effectively, and resolve conflicts with tact.

This course is ideal for professionals, students, and job seekers who want to improve their communication skills. By focusing on both verbal and non-verbal aspects of communication, you will learn to build rapport, foster collaboration, and create a lasting impression in any professional setting.

Transform the way you communicate and see the positive impact on your career and personal growth. Whether you aim to lead teams, negotiate deals, or simply communicate with clarity and influence, this course provides the tools and techniques you need to become a confident and effective communicator in the workplace.

Who this course is for:

Non-native English speakers working in multinational environments.
Professionals aiming to enhance their communication skills for career advancement.
Students and fresh graduates preparing for job interviews and professional interactions.
Anyone who struggles with expressing themselves confidently in English at the workplace.

English Communication at Workplace for Non Native Speakers

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