People Skills Training across Sussex, London & UK

People are your organisation’s greatest asset. Treat them well and your business will go on to maximise its potential. How do you get the best from your people? How can you develop the right interpersonal skills to propel your teams? How can you ingrain a strong sense of morale throughout your business?

Leading management and business commentators and thought leaders suggest that people skills are more important than technical business skills. Our ability to motivate and lead will bring about greater rewards in terms of morale, loyalty and outputs which will in turn create greater returns.

Our range of people skills courses, often known as soft skills, will help you harness the best talent in your organisation and create close dynamic teams and relationships. Our soft skills courses help to develop confident, assertive people and teams.

People skills are essential in professional life at any level and our courses can be tailored to suit any learning and skills objective. We regularly work with senior teams and build cohesive programmes for all levels within an organisation. So whatever your people objectives, we have a great course that will live up to our mission: Change People For Good.

People Skills Courses FAQs

What are people skills?

People skills are about enhancing human interaction. They can be personal, skills that I learn myself, such as my problem solving ability, or interpersonal skills that enable me to interact and collaborate with others more effectively.

Will your course provide opportunity to explore and practice people skills?

We will take a highly immersive approach to the learning experience ensuring that everyone not only understands new approaches but is able to put them into practice. Experiential learning is at the heart of everything we do.

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Latest People Skills Resources and Guidance

How we learn 1. Using learning science to improve learning programmes

Learning science has provided many insights into how people build and retain new knowledge. Understanding these theories can make a significant difference to the way we design our organisational learning. Strangely, some of our best held beliefs concerning learning are in fact counter to what the experts have found.

How we Learn 2: Using More Learning Science To Design Training Solutions.

In a previous blog called How We Learn, we discussed 3 common learning theories and considered how they may be used to develop a blended programme. This blog looks at another three theories that can be used to create an effective blended learning programme in our organisations.