Service & Logistics
Service
- 1-1 or group lessons
- Professional speaking and writing skills for the workplace
- Logical argument construction for clarity
- Customized and flexible course based on your specific needs/wants and industry
Speaking
- Interactive meeting discussion
- Negotiations
- Presentations
- Oral interviews for media or testing
- Moderating and participating in panel discussion
- Industry specific role-plays, tasks
- Strategy instruction for managerial and leadership
Writing
- Emails
- Reports
- Letters
- Slides
Listening
- Fast-paced speech
- Accented speech
- Interactive discussions
Logistics
Course Type
- Private (one-to-one) or group
- 10/20/30 hour course
- 6 or 12 month continuous course
- Intensive course: 10-20 hours/week
* majority of participants take part in a continuous course with 1-4 hours of instruction per week
Session Length and Location
- 1-3 hours per session
- at your company office or at an office rental office at your desired location
- Skype lessons available
Investment Cost
Type
Private (one-to-one)
Group (2-3 people)
Group (4 or more people)
Investment Cost
¥15,000/hour
¥6,000/hour per person
¥4,000/hour per person
* Free of charge: initial consultation, materials, transportation
* Cost may be negotiated based on specific needs
E: johnkania@trainingtokyo.com
Leadership tools and tips for working in different cultures
Leading teams in different countries and cultures.
Practical tips and examples that can be applied today.
'The bottom line? Although you may have been a very successful leader in your own culture, if you hope to motivate and engage people around the globe, you will need a multifaceted approach. Today it is no longer enough to know how to lead the Dutch way or the Mexican way, the American way or the Chinese way. You must be informed enough and flexible enough to choose which style will work best in which cultural context and then deliberately decide how to adapt (or not) to get the results you need.*
Link to article:
Being the Boss in Brussels, Boston, and Beijing
Can you tell the difference between a speech created by AI and Obama?
An interesting algorithm for political speeches developed by UMASS Amherst.
'All the user has to do is specify whether the speech is for a Democrat or a Republican, and whether it is in support of or in opposition to something. Armed with this information the program produces a speech that falls into one of four categories: Democrat for <x>, Democrat against <x>, Republican for <x> or Republican against <x>.'
Have a read of the article here and watch the video here.