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Classes Offered September – December, 2009Skill Building>> Boot Camp Work Skills << Easy English Easy English will help you in the most practical possible way to learn, to refresh, and to gain the kind of confidence in your English language usage and grammar. Easy English is designed to help you deliver your message in any situation. Learning Highlights:
December 1 & 8, 8am-12pm Personal Time Management
October 16, 1pm-5pm November 13, 1pm-5pm Business Writing and Grammar Skills Ninety-eight percent of top executives say that effective business writing is the skill most needed for professional recognition and success! Let’s face it: Exceptional writing skills are the mark of exceptional professionals. So if you want to stand out from the crowd, attending this class is a surefire way to quickly boost your skills! December 10, 8am-12pm Collaborating with
Your Boss  Learn how to work with your boss in a collaborative relationship by understanding yourself, your boss and the relationship. Discover your boss’s main management style, and how to work with persons who possess each management style. Identify your boss’s key personality characteristics, likes and dislikes so you can understand him/her and the relationship better. Also learn 10 ways to cooperate with your boss. October 8, 8am-12pm November 10, 8am-12pm Successful Negotiation Skills You will be learning a step-by-step guide to developing successful negotiation skills; six steps to success in developing a sound plan of execution, including an analysis and objective; and the key to successful negotiations. There is always a need for continuous improvement techniques to improve the performance of negotiations. September 29, 1pm-4pm November 10, 2009, 1pm-4pm Auditing: How to Audit & the Art of Being Audited Auditing is a technique providing an overview of the present situation regarding goods and services within a company. This class is an overview of how to audit your operations, make corrections if needed, and gain peace of mind that you are within compliance. Types of audits: Inventory, assets, security, internal controls, legal compliance, record keeping, procurement, goals and objectives, risk assessment, and internal and external audits. October 13, 2009, 1pm-4pm December 1, 2009; 1pm-4pm The World of Contracts of contracts. You will learn about the elements of a contract and the broad range of subjects that a contract can cover. In this class, we will sort out what a contract is, how the law interprets a contract and lots of case studies to help you understand. You will leave with a better understanding of contracts. September 15, 2009, 1pm-4pm October 27, 1pm-4pm Mastering Stress  This class is one of the quickest and most accurate ways to measure your personal stress load. Once you identify any problem areas, this class offers some simple, straightforward advice for you to begin reducing stress and creating healthier responses to the difficult and challenging situations in your life. November 10, 8am-12pm Call us to register 505-566-3501Register Online If you've taken a class at SJ College in the past two years |
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Have you joined the “scrambling
to catch up on emails, phone calls,
projects and paperwork” crowd? If so,
then you would benefit from learning
the “second step” of time management,
which is the effective use of your
time for such issues as organizing
your office, prioritizing your workload
and battling procrastination. You will
learn time saving techniques to move
you from unmanageable work time
to experiencing work time that you
manage.