Assert Yourself: Learning to be Assertive explores what assertive behaviour is - and what it isn't.

This assertiveness online course examines three key skills to help staff strike the right balance between aggressive and passive behaviour.

From overcoming the fear of being honest to being able to say 'no', the course will build assertiveness skills so that staff can be more positive, more creative and get their job done more effectively.

This course is structured around a series of engaging video clips featuring Kris Marshall and Pippa Haywood.

Key messages are delivered with simplicity and impact, making learning more memorable.

Who is the assertiveness training course for?

Assert Yourself: Learning to Be Assertive is suitable for anybody who desires to behave more assertively in the workplace, but is unsure of where to start or has limited understanding of how to communicate effectively.

This course is appropriate to any business sector, there are no formal entry requirements and employees do not require any prior experience.

What will you get from this course?

When you have completed this course you will be able to:

• understand what is meant by assertive behaviour
• recognise submissive, aggressive and assertive behaviour in others
• use the three main principles of assertive behaviour to negotiate positive outcomes in demanding situations
• deliver and receive praise and criticism honestly and assertively
• follow the rules for writing appropriate emails

Famous Celebrities and Witty Roles Plays Will Show You How It's Done

Famous faces including Kris Marshall and Pippa Haywood will show you how to and how not to communicate positively in the workplace.

This assertiveness training course reveals a range of characters demonstrating submissive, aggressive and assertive behaviours, and the effect of each on their colleagues.

Learn 3 Principles of Assertive Behaviour

Kris provides guidance on how to apply the three principles of assertive behaviour to ensure you maintain a positive attitude and display appropriate behaviour whether communicating face-to-face or by email.

Set in everyday surroundings, well-known performers act out realistic situations in a light hearted and entertaining way that will help you recognise some common errors and understand how to correct them.

The familiar settings and witty role play will help you to apply the material to your own workplace. Before you begin the course, you'll take a short test to help identify any knowledge gaps.

As you work through the course, you'll be presented with simple exercises to check your learning.

At the end of the course there is a 15 question quiz to help sum up what you have learned.