Transcript Merseyside Young Leader Training

Young Leader
Training
Module I
By the end of tonight you will be
able toRecognise the importance of clear
communication.
 Recognise different forms of
communications.
 Recognise when to use each form of
communications.
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Why Communicate
To give instructions.
 To ask for help.
 To ensure that Young People and Adults
know what is happening.
 To ensure that all people know of
opportunities.
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What to Communicate
A
Skill to Young People.
 Games Instructions to Young People.
 Information about events/camps.
 What you want other leaders to do.
 What help you need.
What Communications to use
Face to Face
 Telephone
 Written Word
 Text
 Email
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Face to Face
No confusion.
 Many people can hear the message.
 Check all understand.
 Ensure Quiet background.
 Check all can hear you.
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Telephone
Quick and easy to organise.
 Convenient.
 Only 1 person can hear.
 Costs.
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Written Word
Clear and concise.
 Ensures all get the same message.
 Doesn’t rely on messages being passed on.
 Can give a large amount of information
quickly.
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Text
Good for short messages/reminders.
 Don’t have to remember to check.
 Don’t forget those who don't have text
facilities.
 Cost.
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Email
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Immediate distribution.
Clear and concise.
Ensures all get the same message.
Doesn’t rely on messages being passed on.
Can give a large amount of information quickly.
Don’t forget those who don't have email facilities.
Which form to use
Most effective.
 What was used last time not necessarily the
correct method.
 Learn to modify methods depending on
target audience.
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Communication
Be clear and concise.
 Ensure all can hear the messages.
 Ensure all can receive messages.
 Be comfortable with method of
communication.
 Ensure that it doesn't become impersonal.
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