Emotional Intelligence
This course was so interesting, I knew very little about EQ before the course and did not realise how important it is in every aspect of our work and personal lives and in how we relate to each other. I will definitely keep it in mind so that I can try t
We have all met people who are academically brilliant yet are socially and interpersonally less skilful. Success requires more than IQ, the traditional measure of intelligence; there are wider areas of emotional intelligence (EQ – Emotional Quotient) that dictate and enable how successful we are.
By learning about our own EQ we can improve the way we build rapport, our perceptiveness and empathy and adapt our approach to others.
Objectives
- Understand the difference between EQ and IQ
- Identify the qualities of Emotional Intelligence
- Value the role of EQ in achieving personal and professional goals
- Explore the attitudes and behaviours underpinning each of the qualities of EQ
- Assess and develop your own EQ in order to improve personal effectiveness
- Practice the skills and tools to improve your emotional reactions
- Use your understanding of Emotional Intelligence to improve interactions and relationships with, and improve the performance of others
Target Audience
Anyone who would benefit from an increased self awareness through understanding their Emotional Intelligence in order develop the skills to improve interactions and relationships with, and the performance of others.
Duration
1 day
What's New
SIA Group achieves ILM Approved Centre status
SIA Group achieves Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM) Approved Centre status and has a variety of options for accredited and assessed learning programmes.
SIA Group joins together with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers
SIA Group joins together with the Institution of Mechanical Engineers - the fastest growing professional engineering institution in the UK.
