Communication training can be used by very different people and groups of people and is also offered as such by coaches. You will find training courses for managers as well as for salespeople, HR managers, project managers and consultants. Offers are often aimed at one or more groups of participants, which you should ask the training providers about directly.

The topics covered in public seminars can vary greatly from training provider to training provider and depend on demand. Many seminar providers offer seminars on topics such as rhetoric, personnel selection, leadership, time management, self-management, communication, stress management, project management, moderation, sales seminars, negotiation techniques, succession planning, working methods, appraisal interviews, references, interview techniques and presentation techniques. Seminar organizers often also offer seminars on complaint management, body language and voice, small talk, networking, e-mail management, telephone training, customer meetings, winning new customers and many other topics. For an up-to-date list of seminars, please contact the relevant training providers directly using the contact form.

Continuing education, further training in communication as a company seminar can appeal to very different target groups, but is usually aimed at managers at various levels who are responsible for a team, department or project.

However, a communication seminar can also be used as part of sales training and designed for employees in sales, service or marketing.

As company seminars are usually tailored to a company, company, department and position-specific requirements can be taken into account and implemented in the best possible way, so that an in-house communication training course is exactly what the customer expects from it.

If you have any questions, you can contact the provider directly - quickly and easily with just a few clicks using our contact form. Alternatively, you can use the "Ask a question" button to speak directly to the relevant contact person.