Business Communication Skills (Part II) — What Employers' Covet (Concentration: Communication Skills)

Social Media Tools. It's pretty clear, people don't like text or read text. We need to jazz it up. 

How Not to Write Boring. Professors you scholar English. A from writing guaranteed to cure insomnia. 

Grammar Primer. How to write "good" isn't so easy, but it's still important. The foundations need to be understood.

Four Powerful Persuasive Patterns. There are many that you can use to sell your idea.  

Communicate Using Video. Can you structure a five or ten-minute video presentation that holds someone’s attention? If so, you'll be popular with a large social network.

Write Engaging and Interesting Texts & Emails. Don't write like a professor. Write to get someone's attention, hold their interest and motivate an action. 

This online class requires you to work independently. Still, there is many opportunities to interact with others as part of the written discussions and optional live forums on important issues of the day such as machine learning and working remotely.  

Plus Professor Johannsen makes himself available via Zoom meetings to get to know people and answer question you have.

Professor Johannsen's Instructor Bio

Besides having a number of years teaching at universities, Mr. Johannsen runs his own training and development organization focused on skill set's employers are crying for in the areas of: skill mastery; digital, social media and influencer marketing; and leadership skills.  

Unlike most full-time professors, he knows what employers want and what student lack when it comes to getting work (and getting better work). Murray has seen it over and over again; bad resumes and poorly written profiles and interviews that fail to impress. And so designed the course to deliver the verbal and written skills employers want in employees and supervisors.

If you do have any question about this online class, feel free to contact Professor Johannsen by email at info@legacee.com