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Communication & Peer Feedback Skills

Duration

1 day

Course Overview


In the workplace, it is common nowadays for professionals from various fields to employ models of peer support and feedback in order to assist staff in sharing good practice and supporting each other's development. Though in no way meant to replace more formal managerial supervision and guidance, feedback from peers can give one insight into one's behaviour, performance and impact on others. Though there is the possibility of conflict, if the process is managed well, with clear expectations and shared commitment from all parties, peer feedback can provide an invaluable source of learning for most staff.

Learning Outcomes

  • Verbal and nonverbal communication and congruence
  • Developing non-judgemental attitude and valuing another's perspective
  • Ground rules for peers engaged in shared learning and development
  • Giving and receiving feedback
  • Strategies for approaching 'honest' communication
  • Managing conflict and disagreements through communication

Methods of Delivery


This is a practice-based course, where delegates will have an opportunity to explore the use of varying communication skills which underpin honest, insightful and enriching communication between peers. The course will draw on skills and models used in action learning transformative mediation, and peer supervision practice.
  • Course Content
  • Audience
  • Training Considerations
  • Certification
  • Related Courses

Course Content

  • Understand the various skills and attitudes for peer learning and feedback models
  • Describe the benefits of constructive communication and detrimental effect of negative communication and attitudes including the impact of micro-communication
  • Practice giving and receiving constructive feedback
  • Explore conflict resolution models
  • Ways to improve self-awareness and impact on others

Target Audience

Anyone who is required to engage in peer-led supervision, feedback and performance management.

Training Considerations

Delegates will be required to complete a pre-course writing activity to aid them in reflecting on their learning needs. It is also expected that delegates will have a basic understanding of the use and benefits of good communication.

Certification

Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance.

Related Courses

Listening Skills
 
Communication & Peer Feedback Skills
Duration: 1 day

Course overview:
In the workplace, it is common nowadays for professionals from various fields to employ models of peer support and feedback in order to assist staff in sharing good practice and supporting each other's development. Though in no way meant to replace more formal managerial supervision and guidance, feedback from peers can give one insight into one's behaviour, performance and impact on others. Though there is the possibility of conflict, if the process is managed well, with clear expectations and shared commitment from all parties, peer feedback can provide an invaluable source of learning for most staff.

Learning Outcomes:
· Verbal and nonverbal communication and congruence
· Developing non-judgemental attitude and valuing another's perspective
· Ground rules for peers engaged in shared learning and development
· Giving and receiving feedback
· Strategies for approaching 'honest' communication
· Managing conflict and disagreements through communication

Methods of delivery:
This is a practice-based course, where delegates will have an opportunity to explore the use of varying communication skills which underpin honest, insightful and enriching communication between peers. The course will draw on skills and models used in action learning transformative mediation, and peer supervision practice.


LEARNING OBJECTIVES
· Understand the various skills and attitudes for peer learning and feedback models
· Describe the benefits of constructive communication and detrimental effect of negative communication and attitudes including the impact of micro-communication
· Practice giving and receiving constructive feedback
· Explore conflict resolution models
· Ways to improve self-awareness and impact on others

TARGET AUDIENCE
Anyone who is required to engage in peer-led supervision, feedback and performance management.

TRAINING CONSIDERATIONS
Delegates will be required to complete a pre-course writing activity to aid them in reflecting on their learning needs. It is also expected that delegates will have a basic understanding of the use and benefits of good communication.

CERTIFICATION
Upon completion of the course, the delegates will receive a certificate of attendance.

RELATED COURSES
Listening Skills

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