DID YOU KNOW…People form their opinion of a stranger within 3 seconds of setting their eyes on the person? “Your Image Matters” as people make judgments and assumptions based on limited information. It is essential to create a powerful first impression to be successful not only in your professional life, but also, in your personal and social life. Your image which is essentially your message, your communication to the world is mostly visual and it is important to know the science and the art of creating a lasting impact.

Topics Covered

Workshops on Image Management 1. Body Language & Posture - It's important to pay attention and adjust your posture regularly because posture is a matter of habit - having bad habits lead to bad health and image problems, having good habits lead to great health and good first impressions. 2. Dining Etiquette - Your behavior and etiquette can open doors that education cannot. 3. Presentation Skills - Enjoy it or not, presenting – in some form – is usually a part of business. Whether you get up in front of formal audiences on a regular basis, or you simply have to make your voice heard in a meeting, you're using presentation skills. 4. Interview Skills - Successful interviewing will be essential in order for you to lock in an offer. Here are some tips and strategies for effective interviewing from preparation through delivery. 5. Work/Corporate Skills – Whether it’s answering the phone or replying to an email, one wrong step may affect the way people in your organization, look at you. Learn the right from the wrong, and increase your chances of growth and success.

Who should attend

Open to all...no matter your age or gender, everyone can attend these workshops

Pre-requisites

The craving to learn something to new or the need to better your Image.

What you need to bring

Pen & Notepad...and an open mind

Key Takeaways

Increased confidence Better Dining Skills in Public Better Orator, Public Speaker & Presenter Prepared better than most to crack that Job Interview Thorough Knowledge of what is acceptable when starting your career...or sometimes a mid a migration from a small fir to an MNC.