Onesource Direct

Non-Accredited Training

Our non-accredited courses are a valuable option for professional development and personal enrichment. We offer an array of different courses to help your staff reach their full potential. 

Training on effective verbal and written communication, active listening, and non-verbal communication (body language, facial expressions).

Developing skills for leading teams, collaborating effectively with others, and resolving conflicts.

Learning how to prioritize tasks, manage time efficiently, and stay organized.

Training on how to analyze problems, think creatively, and make informed decisions.

Developing self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, and social skills.

Learning how to adapt to change, cope with challenges, and bounce back from setbacks.

Encouraging creative thinking, brainstorming, and generating innovative ideas.

Providing techniques for managing stress and maintaining mental well-being.

Teaching how to build and maintain professional relationships, and how to effectively network.

Promoting awareness and understanding of different cultures, beliefs, and perspectives.

Aims to equip participants with essential techniques and strategies for excelling in sales.

Participants will learn to handle customer interactions effectively and resolve issues efficiently.

Learning how to give and receive feedback constructively, and how to assertively express opinions and ideas.

Promoting awareness and understanding of different cultures, beliefs, and perspectives.

Training on how to speak clearly, confidently, and persuasively. This may include techniques for improving pronunciation, tone, and voice modulation.

Teaching the importance of listening attentively and empathetically to others, and techniques for active listening such as paraphrasing and asking clarifying questions.

Training on how to write clearly, concisely, and professionally. This may include writing emails, reports, and other business documents.

Understanding the role of body language, facial expressions, gestures, and eye contact in communication, and how to use them effectively.

Developing skills for building rapport, establishing trust, and managing relationships with others.

Providing techniques for resolving conflicts and disagreements in a constructive and respectful manner.

Training on how to prepare and deliver effective presentations, including techniques for engaging an audience and using visual aids.

Understanding the impact of culture on communication, and developing skills for communicating effectively in diverse cultural contexts.

Providing education on the importance of diversity and inclusion, including understanding different cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives.

Raising awareness about unconscious biases that can impact decision-making and relationships in the workplace, and providing strategies to mitigate bias.

Developing leadership skills that promote inclusivity and create a supportive environment for diverse teams.

Reviewing and updating policies and procedures to ensure they promote diversity and inclusion, such as recruitment and promotion practices.

Establishing ERGs to provide support, networking, and advocacy for employees from diverse backgrounds.

Pairing employees from diverse backgrounds with mentors or sponsors who can provide guidance and support in their professional development.

Building skills to effectively interact with individuals from different cultural backgrounds and work effectively in a diverse team.

Organizing events and activities that celebrate different cultures, traditions, and holidays to promote understanding and appreciation of diversity.

Providing training on how to address conflicts that may arise due to differences in backgrounds or perspectives in a constructive and respectful manner.

Establishing metrics to track progress in diversity and inclusion efforts, and regularly reviewing and adjusting strategies as needed.

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non-accredited Trainings

These programs focus on niche or specialized topics. It’s beneficial for individuals or organizations looking to gain specific skills or knowledge in a particular area.

Typically consists of a series of training sessions or workshops designed to develop and improve skills that are not specific to a particular job or industry but are crucial for success in the workplace. These skills are often referred to as “soft skills” because they are interpersonal and relate to how people interact with others. Some common components of a soft skills program include:

Training on effective verbal and written communication, active listening, and non-verbal communication (body language, facial expressions).

Developing skills for leading teams, collaborating effectively with others, and resolving conflicts.

Learning how to prioritize tasks, manage time efficiently, and stay organized.

Training on how to analyze problems, think creatively, and make informed decisions.

Developing self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy, and social skills.

Learning how to adapt to change, cope with challenges, and bounce back from setbacks.

Encouraging creative thinking, brainstorming, and generating innovative ideas.

Providing techniques for managing stress and maintaining mental well-being.

Teaching how to build and maintain professional relationships, and how to effectively network.

Promoting awareness and understanding of different cultures, beliefs, and perspectives.

Aims to equip participants with essential techniques and strategies for excelling in sales.

Participants will learn to handle customer interactions effectively and resolve issues efficiently.

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soft skills training

Soft skills programs are often tailored to the specific needs of an organization or industry, and can be delivered through workshops, online courses, coaching, mentoring, or a combination of these methods.

Focuses on improving various aspects of communication, including verbal, non-verbal, and written communication.
Here are some common components of a communication skills program:

Training on how to speak clearly, confidently, and persuasively. This may include techniques for improving pronunciation, tone, and voice modulation.

Teaching the importance of listening attentively and empathetically to others, and techniques for active listening such as paraphrasing and asking clarifying questions.

Understanding the role of body language, facial expressions, gestures, and eye contact in communication, and how to use them effectively.

Training on how to write clearly, concisely, and professionally. This may include writing emails, reports, and other business documents.

Developing skills for building rapport, establishing trust, and managing relationships with others.

Providing techniques for resolving conflicts and disagreements in a constructive and respectful manner.

Training on how to prepare and deliver effective presentations, including techniques for engaging an audience and using visual aids.

Understanding the impact of culture on communication, and developing skills for communicating effectively in diverse cultural contexts.

Learning how to give and receive feedback constructively, and how to assertively express opinions and ideas.

Promoting awareness and understanding of different cultures, beliefs, and perspectives.

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communication skills training

Communication skills programs can be delivered through workshops, seminars, online courses, coaching, or a combination of these methods. They are often tailored to the specific needs of participants, such as managers, sales professionals, or customer service representatives.

Focuses on creating an inclusive and respectful work environment that values and leverages the differences among employees.
Here are some common components of a diversity in the workplace program:

Providing education on the importance of diversity and inclusion, including understanding different cultures, backgrounds, and perspectives.

Raising awareness about unconscious biases that can impact decision-making and relationships in the workplace, and providing strategies to mitigate bias.

Developing leadership skills that promote inclusivity and create a supportive environment for diverse teams.

Reviewing and updating policies and procedures to ensure they promote diversity and inclusion, such as recruitment and promotion practices.

Establishing ERGs to provide support, networking, and advocacy for employees from diverse backgrounds.

Pairing employees from diverse backgrounds with mentors or sponsors who can provide guidance and support in their professional development.

Building skills to effectively interact with individuals from different cultural backgrounds and work effectively in a diverse team.

Organizing events and activities that celebrate different cultures, traditions, and holidays to promote understanding and appreciation of diversity.

Providing training on how to address conflicts that may arise due to differences in backgrounds or perspectives in a constructive and respectful manner.

Establishing metrics to track progress in diversity and inclusion efforts, and regularly reviewing and adjusting strategies as needed.

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Diversity in the workplace programs should be tailored to the specific needs and challenges of the organization and its workforce. They are often integrated into broader efforts to create a positive and inclusive organizational culture.

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