Course Description
Body Language for young leaders is a unique course that equips students with the nuances of the essential skill that helps instill positive impact, trust, and confidence in others-i.e communication. It is inevitable to ignore the non-verbal elements in one’s communication while giving an interview/presenting, however, with an ever-changing environment -how does one apply and increase the impact of their communication – virtually or over the phone call, more in today’s environment and even in personal life that is face to face. Did you know that in a 30 min conversation –two people send across over more than 800 non-verbal signals? This course is very carefully crafted by Deepa, who has immense experience as a coach and trainer over the years. In this 3 part series, the course gradually ascends to an advanced level. This course can be completed at the pace of the student /individual or even in one go. Deepa has given “hacks” in this course-quick tips, highly researched and practical tools, and bonus videos. By the end of each lesson, the course review helps the learners with a quick recap and understanding.
What you’ll learn
- Understand elements of personality development.
- How to communicate and speak confidently.
- What is body language and why it is the most important language.
- Gain power by learning -How to speed read people actions.
- Usage of gestures and expressions to communicate right message
- How to build confidence.
- How to be a people’s person by just being yourself.
What Is Nonverbal Communication?
When you don’t want to take part in a particular conversation, you may look the other way. Without uttering a word, you convey, “I am not interested.”
Nonverbal communication is conveying your message through gestures, postures, signals, or clues. In our personal and professional lives, we give and receive countless nonverbal clues every day.
Types Of Nonverbal Communication
Let us explore the types of nonverbal communication.
Body Language:
Body language is an effective means of nonverbal communication. You can tell a lot about a person from their facial expressions, body posture, gestures, eye movement, and use of space. One of the best-known examples is actor Amitabh Bachchan whose effective body language gave an aura to his angry young man persona in his early films.
Learn to read the body language of people around you by noticing their postures and gestures.
Eye Contact:
Eyes are an effective communication tool to convey messages without saying a word. Eye contact says a lot about a person. For instance, those who avoid eye contact are often perceived as shy or less confident.
It is said that actor Irrfan Khan spoke a thousand words with his eyes. “I’m just beguiled by Irrfan’s magic eyes,” Hollywood star Tom Hanks once said.
Facial Expressions:
From a lip movement to the raising of eyebrows and shifting of the glance, our facial expressions convey a wide range of emotions. Some facial expressions are very powerful. For instance, a smile makes any situation easier to handle.
Gestures:
A gesture is another form of nonverbal communication. Different gestures could mean different things in different situations.
Have you seen people communicate using sign language? Every hand gesture means something. Even during regular conversations, most of us knowingly or unknowingly use certain gestures such as nodding or giving a thumbs-up or high five.
Para-Linguistics:
Para-linguistics means vocal communication through the tone, pitch, and volume of your voice. Remember the community tennis matches held on the weekends? The way your sister came shouting, you knew she had won the match.
Course Features
- Lectures 45
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 2 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language Hindi
- Students 71
- Certificate Yes
- Assessments Yes
