By the end of this training, we expect the participants to have a deeper knowledge and understanding of Workplace Etiquettes by:
The purpose of this session is to introduce a general idea of the meaning of etiquette, its origins and branches, the principles of good morals and behavior with others under the etiquette concept, thus developing the participants’ skills in how to communicate and deal with superiors and subordinates in the work environment in accordance with the standards and ethics of workplace etiquette.
At the end of this day, participants will be able to:This part of the program aims to provide a general idea of essential part of etiquette; (Deportment), which is mainly concerned with how to lift and carry the body correctly; body language in other words. Participants will learn the basics of body language and its relationship with self-confidence. Participants will learn also about the importance of the first impression and its great impact on others.
At the end of this day, participants will be able to:This part of the program aims to provide a comprehensive understanding on the role of active communication on our impact on others. The principles of constructive dialogue and discussion will be discussed thoroughly along with the techniques of initiating conversations with strangers at social events or in the work environment, and how to use voice tone techniques to convey positive messages to others. The participants will also learn about the most important techniques for dealing with challenging circumstances during the communication process. This part will also tackle the terms and rules of using modern communication technologies in the work environment; “Netiquette”.
At the end of this day the trainees will be able to:This part of the training will deal with the etiquette our external appearance and the fundamental elements that must be taken into account in order to present the best image of ourselves and thus create a positive and influential image that would positively impact others. General rules of dress etiquette will be discussed along with the most important issues to avoid when choosing the appropriate types of our clothes in the work environment and social occasions. The issue of personal hygiene and its decisive impact on our communication with others will also be discussed carefully.
At the end of this day the trainees will be able to:Anyone who aspires to become a professional in their workplace and build their comprehensive personal skill within their company and within the community. People who are looking up for the next level.
A: Private training courses can be delivered in its location in (Villa No. R3/169, New Azadi-Atconz, Erbil/KRI) or outside venue booked by Arizant Academy when there would be a need, or at your business premises.
Q: In which language the trainings are delivered?A: Our programs can be delivered in Kurdish, Arabic or English.
Q: What are your ideal training schedules?A: Half-day session: (09:00 am to 12:00 pm) or (2:00 pm to 5:00 pm) or to suit. Full-day session: (09:30 am to 15:30 pm) or to suit.
Our trainers are not only the most qualified professionally, but they are also the most capable of delivering information to the trainees. We rely on their selection, in addition to their high scientific specializations, on their experiences and personal abilities in implementing training programs of high value and positive returns, so that the training process does not become a mere waste of time and effort, but rather a real development of capabilities, skills and practical benefit acquired by our clients and their staff and practiced virtually to improve their overall performance.
In Arizanti Academy, we believe that accurate evaluation of training programs, based on scientific foundations and well-thought-out criteria, is the best way to achieve the desired goals of training, achieve maximum benefit from the program, and provide trainees with scientific knowledge, experience and practical skills. Therefore, we have built our evaluation systems based on accreditation and compatibility with a set of evaluation systems and international standards, where we rely in our work on: -