Personal Development school training courses in Burlington, VT (public, in-house or online)

Public relations professionals must possess multiple skills: a sense of timing, the ability to quickly evaluate the dynamics of a developing situation, the capacity to gauge the impact of an event on public perceptions, the creativity to better package products and personas, and the ability to write well and tell a good story. Above all, they need to be good communicators who enjoy reaching out to others and interacting with people of all kinds.

You’ll develop and polish these and o...

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Success in today’s business world requires not only a solid business background, but also concentrated knowledge in specific aspects of business. The self-designed specialization has been designed to enable you to specifically tailor your courses to meet your individual career goals. As a student in this specialization track, you propose to the Division of Business Dean a 15-credit concentration of courses from among all of Champlain’s courses that you feel will best meet the individua...

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Ever been in meetings where you wonder what was achieved? Meetings can be a powerful tool if conducted effectively. Meeting management includes selection of participants, setting the agenda, opening and closing the meetings, time management and follow up. When mastered, these skills can result in tremendous results.

This Business Problem Solving training course teaches students the fundamentals of solving business problems. This course introduces students to the need for problem solving, ineffective responses to problems, the elements of an effective solution, and the skills needed for effective problem solving. Students will also learn how to avoid inappropriate responses to problems, identify types of problem solvers, overcome barriers to problem solving, and identify phases of the problem-solving process...

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This Business Ethics training course introduces students to the fundamentals of business ethics. Students learn about the decision-making process to solve ethical dilemmas, understanding barriers and consequences when making ethical decisions, and the process for blowing the whistle when unethical situations arise. Course activities also cover identifying common managerial ethical issues, being proactive with ethical issues, addressing subordinates’ ethical issues, identifying causes of...

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