Unit 1, 4.1 Communication Skills (Long Version)

description of telephone communication

• effective communication with someone else over a telephone
• in depth knowledge of computer language, can analyse and document requirements
• the use of dedicated websites and apps to interact with other users
• the ability to either understand other peoples ideas or persuade them to listen to you in a group

description of written communication

• expressing ideas in writing
• being in charge of a group of people and making sure tasks get completed effectively by them
• being in charge of a group of people and making sure tasks get completed effectively by them
• quality or characteristic of a person

list of non-verbal skills

• eye contact, body language
• to present yourelf appropriately to work with other people
• formal, informal, technical, non-technical
• an organisation seeking to further a particular profession, the interests of individuals engaged in that profession and the public interest.

list of appropriate use of language

• formal, informal, technical, non-technical
• things that stop you being able to communicate effectively with other people
• problem-solving and inititative, communication, project management, and leadership skills
• Ability to do what needs to be done, without needing to be managed or persuaded so you can be relied on to complete a task

list of barriers to communication

• language, distraction, noise, lack of concentration
• knowledge of CSS, HTML, Java, Design and Layout skills
• knowledge of CSS, HTML, Java, Design and Layout skills
• meetings, telephone, group discussion

list of verbal communication

• meetings, telephone, group discussion
• using the time that you have available in a useful and effective way, especially in your work
• excellent troubleshooting skills, knowledge of different doftware and hardware.
• Artistic, imaginative, good communication

list of communication skills

• non-verbal, verbal,
• desire to help others, patient, good communication skills, able to explain without jargon
• being able to understand the things that are spoken to him and expressing himself clearly
• desire to help others, patient, good communication skills, able to explain without jargon

list of written communication

• reports, letters, emails, social networking
• involves people working in separate teams to work together to get a job completed
• desire to help others, patient, good communication skills, able to explain without jargon
• the ability to use your time, energy, resources, etc. in an effective way so that you achieve the things you want to achieve

description of emails

• the ability to convey information effectively in a short informal document
• Using language containing casual and slang words - usully with peopleyou know well or in social situations
• the use of sounds and words to express yourself
• knowledge of CSS, HTML, Java, Design and Layout skills

description of letters

• the ability to convey information professionallyin a short document
• being on time so you dont irritiate others and have the time to finish jobs
• software used to show information, normally in the form of a slide show.
• expressing ideas in writing