Short Course
Effective Listening Skills
Learn Effective Listening Skills
We believe that listening skills transform lives. And that everyone can learn to listen more effectively!
Short Course
This superb short course offers numerous long-term benefits for improving relationships with family, friends and colleagues. By learning the art of truly listening, you’ll uncover the unspoken thoughts and emotions of others, thereby enhancing your communication skills. As a result you will deepen your understanding and build confidence in yourself.
Furthermore, this course will help you recognise any personal barriers that may be hindering your ability to listen effectively. The self-awareness you gain throughout the course can prove to be incredibly valuable, ultimately resulting in stronger and more meaningful connections in all areas of your life.
Read our blog about the benefits of learning to listen.
How does it work?
Guided by our friendly qualified tutor, you will learn and practice listening and communication skills, in an online or in-person group setting. In addition, you can find out the steps to becoming a counsellor and ask our tutor any questions you may have. After the event you will receive a certificate of attendance by email.
Discount offer
If you go on to study the Level 2 course with us we can credit the entire £55 fee against the cost of that course, effectively making this one free!
Outcomes
By the end of the course you will be able to :
- Recognise the challenges of effective listening
- Learn the differences between empathy, sympathy and pity
- Understand and demonstrate paraphrasing
- Identify common blocks to listening
- Have an awareness of your own blocks to listening
- Understand the progression to Level 2 counselling training and beyond
Comments from past students
(100% of them would recommend this course)
"The course was very well run and facilitated; really enjoyed the learning and group dynamic."
"The whole experience was very interesting and eye-opening and I got more out of it than I expected"
"I feel much more confident about interactions at work now"