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public courses - communication skills
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Design Hacks27 May, 2022
Will improving your skill in using MS Word improve the quality of your writing? Obviously not. Improving your literary skills will. The same is true with Canva. Only with design knowledge can one improve communication design outcome in Canva. Design Hacks teaches you how to apply design knowledge for customizing Canva templates and similar, with very good results.
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Infographics - Visual Storytelling30-31 May 2022
When The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) needed to create their Climate Report for the current COP 26 conference, they turned to J.H. Nigel to work on the visual illustrations. The infographics would help explain complex scientific assessments and technical matters to readers of diverse backgrounds. This workshop is led by Nigel.
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Visual Communication29 Jul 2022
Visual communication is about making your communication more appealing and easier to understand. For example, in poster design, the star of the poster is usually the image. Two biggest design challenges for poster is how to make it stand-out, and giving your readers enough information without cluttering it.
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public courses - investigator's skills
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Evidence Gathering (for HR)18 Jul, 10 Oct 2022
The success of every investigation rests on the evidence collected. While facts speak for themselves, proving those facts can be a challenge. Facts are proved by evidence. Gathering evidence requires a strong analytical approach supported by a firm foundation of principles that back up the case to be made.
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Investigative Interview (for HR)19 Jul, 11 Oct 2022
Some investigators may innocently mimic the interview techniques they see on network television, which is far removed from reality. Even when interviewing cooperative witnesses, HR investigators may find it difficult to acquire all the pertinent facts, much less trying to obtain information from reluctant witnesses.
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Investigative Report Writing (for HR)20 Jul, 12 Oct 2022
The best workplace investigation is worthless without the documentation to prove that the investigation was comprehensive, fair and timely. The goal of an investigation report is not only to show the details of the investigation and their outcome, but also to serve as a useful reference.
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CSI: Evidence (for investigators)13 Feb 2023
The interrogation techniques introduce in this workshop have been carefully chosen for their simplicity, effectiveness and legality for used by any professional or corporate investigator who is called upon to investigate a case. A defence counsel and and ex-police officer will guide you through the intricacies.
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CSI: Interview (for investigators)14 Feb 2023
The spoken word is usually the greatest source of investigative evidence. Even when interviewing cooperative witnesses, investigators may find it difficult to acquire all the pertinent facts they possess, and getting information from reluctant individuals is a whole new ball-game. Techniques can make a big difference.
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CSI: Interrogation (for investigators)15 Feb 2023
The interrogation techniques introduce in this workshop have been carefully chosen for their simplicity, effectiveness and legality for used by any professional or corporate investigator who is called upon to investigate a case. A defence counsel and and ex-police officer will guide you through the intricacies.
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CSI: Report Writing (for investigators)13 Mar 2023
The witness box is an unfamiliar, lonely and dreadful place. Witnesses feel that they are on trial rather than giving evidence to assist the court. A poor performance can undermine confidence and credibility. Often, witnesses are inadequately prepared for the rigours of the courtroom due to the unavailability of such training.
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Courtroom Testimonies14 Mar 2023
The witness box is an unfamiliar, lonely and dreadful place. Witnesses feel that they are on trial rather than giving evidence to assist the court. A poor performance can undermine confidence and credibility. Often, witnesses are inadequately prepared for the rigours of the courtroom due to the unavailability of such training.
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Surviving Cross-Examination15 Mar 2023
Cross-examination is an essential part of every trial, and is often the most fearful one. Every manoeuvre by a defence counsel is cleverly designed to raise reasonable doubt in the evidence and processes presented by the prosecution. You will learn to recognized strategies of attack techniques to counter them.
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