Business Communication Learning Pathway

Master essential communication skills through structured progression and practical application

Next cohort begins July 2025

Learning Journey Structure

Our curriculum follows a carefully designed progression that builds foundational skills before advancing to specialized business communication techniques. Each phase connects to the next, creating a comprehensive learning experience.

1

Foundation Phase

Months 1-2

Core communication principles, writing fundamentals, and basic financial terminology. Students develop confidence in professional correspondence and learn industry-standard formatting.

2

Application Phase

Months 3-5

Practical exercises using real business scenarios. Focus shifts to client communication, presentation skills, and collaborative project work that mirrors workplace environments.

3

Specialization Phase

Months 6-8

Advanced topics including stakeholder management, crisis communication, and industry-specific language. Students choose specialized tracks based on career interests.

Module Breakdown

Each phase contains multiple modules designed to build specific competencies while reinforcing previous learning.

Written Communication

Professional emails, reports, proposals, documentation standards, editing techniques

Verbal Communication

Meetings, presentations, phone etiquette, active listening, conflict resolution

Digital Communication

Virtual meetings, collaborative tools, social media guidelines, digital etiquette

Financial Context

Industry terminology, regulatory communication, client relations, compliance documentation

Skill Development Framework

We track student progress through clearly defined competency levels. This approach helps learners understand their current abilities and provides clear goals for advancement.

B

Building

Developing core skills with guided practice. Students focus on fundamental concepts and receive detailed feedback on all assignments.

A

Applying

Using skills in realistic scenarios with moderate supervision. Work becomes more complex and mirrors actual workplace challenges.

M

Mastering

Independent application of advanced techniques. Students mentor newer participants and tackle complex, multi-faceted communication challenges.

Assessment Approach

Portfolio Development

Students build comprehensive portfolios showcasing their best work across different communication contexts and formats.

Peer Review Sessions

Collaborative evaluation process where participants provide constructive feedback and learn from diverse perspectives.

Real-World Projects

Partnerships with local businesses provide authentic assessment opportunities through actual communication challenges.

Reflective Practice

Regular self-assessment activities help students identify strengths, recognize growth areas, and set personal development goals.