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Advanced Communication & Problem Solving

Master Advanced Communication, Decision Making & Creative Leadership Skills

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This training course is split into the following modular components:

This comprehensive course consists of two modules that can be attended as a full 10-Day event or as separate 5-day courses.

Why Choose Us

The Advanced Communication & Problem Solving training course develops essential leadership capabilities for effective teamwork, informed decision-making and sustainable organisational success. It examines proven management processes, communication frameworks and behavioural methodologies applied by successful organisations. Participants explore how these approaches support cohesive, high-performing teams and strong professional relationships. They also examine how communication, leadership style and behaviour shape outcomes within dynamic business environments.

Advanced communication skills help participants establish rapport, recognise behavioural cues and engage meaningfully with colleagues across varied workplace situations. An understanding of personality psychology and communication dynamics supports clear, confident influence, motivation and leadership while strengthening trust, openness and collaboration. Structured problem-solving techniques, whole-brain thinking and creative evaluation methods enable participants to identify issues, develop practical solutions and reach informed decisions. Combining behavioural insight with analytical and creative thinking helps professionals manage complex challenges, encourage innovation and achieve consistent results.

This Advanced Communication & Problem Solving training course will highlight:

  • Applying proven management processes and communication frameworks
  • Building cohesive teams and strong professional relationships
  • Interpreting personality, behaviour and communication dynamics
  • Influencing, motivating and leading with clarity and confidence
  • Using structured problem-solving and whole-brain thinking techniques
  • Evaluating creative solutions and making informed decisions
Why Choose Advanced Communication  & Problem Solving
Course Goals

What are the Goals?

This Advanced Communication & Problem Solving Training Course aims to improve participants’ effectiveness in communication while enhancing their capacity to examine challenges, assess alternatives, and reach confident decisions within complex workplace settings.

Upon completing this training course, participants will be able to:

  • Use practical, structured methods for effective problem solving
  • Recognise the ways personality affects creativity, judgement, and decision-making
  • Assess behavioural characteristics to enhance collaboration and solution development
  • Create strategies that support a positive, productive working environment
  • Identify various communication and behavioural styles and adjust their approach appropriately
  • Establish enduring rapport using advanced interpersonal communication methods
  • Enhance leadership impact through motivation, emotional intelligence, and clarity
  • Support staff development by applying effective communication and motivational practices

Who is this Training Course for?

This Advanced Communication & Problem Solving training course is designed for:

  • Department Managers
  • Team Leaders
  • Supervisors
  • Project Managers
  • Operations Managers
  • Human Resources Managers
  • Customer Relations Managers
  • Client Services Managers
  • Business Analysts
  • Management Consultants
Learning Approach

How will this Training Course be Presented?

This Advanced Communication & Problem Solving Training Course uses a combination of established adult learning methods to optimise engagement, comprehension, and knowledge retention. Expert-facilitated discussions are integrated with practical, experiential learning that mirrors genuine workplace challenges.

Principal delivery methods include:

  • Participative lectures complemented by structured group discussions
  • Exercises for individuals and teams drawn from real business scenarios
  • Psychometric profiling for behavioural analysis
  • Practical use of Neuro Linguistic Programming and Emotional Intelligence
  • Facilitated reflection to consolidate learning and promote behavioural change

Participants are encouraged to contribute actively, exchange experiences, and use the tools throughout the training course. This method ensures that learning remains practical, relevant, and immediately applicable to professional roles, strengthening long-term impact and performance.

The Course Content

MODULE I

Advanced Certificate in Communication Skills

How to Build Lasting Rapport
  • The art of building lasting rapport
  • How to identify behavioural traits and react to them
  • How to modify your own behaviour to match other’s
  • Sharpen your senses to the signals others are sending you
  • Connect with colleagues and clients at a level that creates deeper trust and commitment
  • Read body language in order to understand how others are thinking and responding to you
Self-Awareness: How to Gain a Greater Understanding of Yourself
  • Key concepts of NLP and Emotional Intelligence
  • Connecting your feelings for greater self-awareness
  • Eliciting emotions
  • Noticing your unconscious messages and following your intuitions
  • Self-talk and what it means
  • Internal and external referencing
Crystal Clear Communication
  • Powerful listening and questioning techniques
  • Thinking and language patterns
  • Sub-modalities
  • Perceptual positions
  • Climates of trust
  • Well-formed outcomes
Empathy: The Ability to Understand Situations from Another’s Perspective
  • Review how to sharpen your senses to the signals others are sending you
  • Communicating first impressions - the secrets of body language
  • How we communicate
  • Filters to communication
  • Learning Styles
  • Modelling: how others do things
Motivation: How to Get the Most from Yourself and Other
  • Logical levels of change
  • The importance of values in motivation
  • Eliciting values for yourself and your organisation
  • Setting goals that motivate
  • Creating a positive future for your organisation
  • Testing your well-formed outcomes
MODULE II

Advanced Problem Solving & Decision Making

Decision Making and Problem Solving – Symbiotic Partners
  • Leadership and the dynamics of decision making
  • 21st century Leadership - “decision architects” of future performance
  • Impacting variables: values, bias and hubris in seeking ethical solutions
  • Personality Type and cognitive preferences in decision making
  • Psychometric assessment on your problem-solving preferences
  • “Collective wisdom” a structured process for grounded solutions
Applying Structured Techniques to Organisational Issues
  • How well do I solve problems? outcomes and personal cognitive strengths
  • Using the “whole brain” to make rational, informed and balanced decisions
  • Flexibility on leadership and thinking; opening the mind to new ideas
  • A structured model for problem solving; balancing logic and emotional responses
  • Unexpected events that destroy equilibrium; the unpredictable factor
  • Dynamic Tension, Decision Making, Newton’s Laws and the Management of Change
The Quest for Continuous Improvement – A Journey not a Destination
  • Encouraging creative problem solving for continuous improvement
  • Appreciative Enquiry and a focus on positive dialogues
  • Solution Focus methodology: a transformational tool for business dialogues
  • Diagnostic tools for identifying and addressing organisational issues
  • TRIZ: Applying techniques to innovate and improve process and product
  • Capturing the creative capacity of the millennial generation
Building Creative Capability in Self, Others and the Wider Organisation
  • “How creative am I”? Challenging self-imposed assumptions
  • Beware the creative introvert: the “ENIGMA” of the quiet, awkward individual
  • Where do good ideas come from? “Imagineering”: current examples from technology
  • “Curiosita”: multiple intelligences and lessons from Leonardo da Vinci
  • Fostering and facilitating organisational innovation
  • Building the creative organisation: a menu for good leadership practice
  • Creative leadership dialogues to influence, persuade and align your people
The Creative Leader in the Innovative Organisation
  • Leadership style, cognitive processes decision-making outcomes
  • Enhancing Serendipity
  • Ensuring alignment with corporate mission
  • Assessing creativity in your organisation and identifying “roadblocks”
  • Establishing "innovation champions"; a strategy for promoting innovation and change
  • Designing a personal plan for innovation in the workplace
Recognition

Certificate

  • • Wallstreet Development Academy Certificate of Completion for delegates who attend and complete the training course.
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Frequently Asked Questions

You will develop advanced communication, problem-solving, decision-making and creative leadership skills. The course brings these areas together to support more effective professional judgement and leadership. Specific topics or techniques are not provided in the course description.
The course is designed to develop advanced communication skills. These skills are presented alongside decision making, problem solving and creative leadership, indicating an integrated professional focus. The available course information does not specify individual communication methods or models.
Yes, creative leadership is one of the course’s stated focus areas. It is taught in the broader context of communication, decision making and problem solving. The description does not provide details about particular leadership techniques or activities.
The course treats advanced communication and creative leadership as connected professional capabilities. It also links them with effective problem solving and decision making. The available description does not explain the exact learning activities used to combine these areas.
The training covers four core areas: advanced communication, problem solving, decision making and creative leadership. Its focus is on building related professional capabilities rather than addressing only one skill area. A detailed course agenda is not included in the available information.
The course develops problem-solving and decision-making skills as central learning areas. It connects these capabilities with advanced communication and creative leadership. Specific decision-making frameworks or problem-solving tools are not listed in the course information.
The course is relevant to professionals seeking to strengthen communication, decision-making, problem-solving and creative leadership skills. It may suit people whose work involves making decisions, addressing problems or leading others. No specific job roles, experience levels or entry requirements are stated.
You can build capabilities in advanced communication, decision making, problem solving and creative leadership. Together, these skills support professional situations that require clear interaction, sound judgement and leadership. No specific outcomes, assessments or credentials are stated in the provided course information.