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Emotional Intelligence is recognised to be as important if not more so than IQ. It can be the difference between being good at what you do, and excelling at what you do. Training in Emotional Intelligence informs your choices and decisions, drives your responses and directs your motivation. It is an essential ingredient in the success of all relationships be it with colleagues, clients, friends or family. It also helps you manage your own emotions and responses effectively improving how you deal with situations.

Who is this course for?

This course is for professionals who want to improve how they deal with colleagues, customers, and suppliers. It is especially helpful for those whose roles require them to handle tricky or emotionally charged situations.

Emotional Intelligence at Work - Training course in London

Benefits

At the end of this course you will understand the role and impact of emotions in business interactions and relationships. You will have the opportunity to develop your self-awareness by understanding your own triggers and how to manage and direct your emotional responses so they better serve your needs. You will gain a toolkit to support how you structure your emotional responses for use in your professional environment.
You will also learn how to improve the quality of your interactions with those around you through identifying and responding effectively to the emotions of others. You will learn techniques for building more effective relationships, ways to improve your communication skills and manage difficult interactions.

Course Syllabus

Introducing Emotional intelligence:

The background to 'Emotional Intelligence'
Multiple Intelligences
The science behind Emotional Intelligence and the brain

Self awareness: Understanding your Emotions

The source of emotions
Emotional cause and effect
The emotional challenge and opportunity
Identify your own emotional triggers, motivations and drives

Self regulation: Managing your emotions

Feelings, perceptions and beliefs
Understanding your reactions under stress and conflict
Choosing your emotions
Re-charge your emotional reserves

Empathy: Understanding the emotions of others

Different behavioural styles
Recognising others' motivations, triggers and reactions
Allowing for different perspectives and diversity
Effective conversation techniques: questioning and listening

Social Skills in the business context

Looking and listening for communication cues
Understanding non verbal communication - how to read and interpret
Building rapport
Managing emotional boundaries
Motivation, energy and drive
Emotionally Intelligent teams

Action planning

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Face-to-face training

lunch

Training is held in our modern, comfortable, air-conditioned suites.

Lunch, breaks and timing

A hot lunch is provided at local restaurants near our venues:

  • Bloomsbury
  • Limehouse

Courses start at 9:30am.

Please aim to be with us for 9:15am.

Browse the sample menus and view joining information (how to get to our venues).

Refreshments

Available throughout the day:

  • Hot beverages
  • Clean, filtered water
  • Biscuits

Online training

online training (virtual)

Regular breaks throughout the day.

Learning tools

in-course handbook

In-course handbook

Contains unit objectives, exercises and space to write notes

24 months access to trainers

Your questions answered on our support forum.

What to expect when training

Training Formats & Services

  • On a public schedule at one of our
    London training venues.
  • On-site at your company office UK wide
  • Near-site, at a location close to you
  • Tailored courses to your requirements
  • Productivity Training Programs
  • Consultancy
  • Bespoke one-to-one
  • Rollout
  • TNA
  • Upgrade
  • Case studies

Ascott Hospitality Management (UK) Limited

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Kamel Leyla,
Sales Coordinator Long Stays

This was perfect , learnt so much

Mayer Brown International LLP

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Melissa Dow-smith,
Europe IT Learning And Development Supervisor

Great course, excellent trainer - only suggestion would be sweeteners as well as sugar for the coffee.

Intent

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Michael Elliott,
Partner Integration Engineer

This is my second course with STL and again they have delivered perfection in their training. Unfortunately, due to coronavirus, the course was delivered online. However, it had been well tailored to an online/virtual environment and Sarah was incredibly energetic, positive and enthusiastic about the subject. A lot of online courses can drag, and especially with all-day courses you can feel very tired and sapped; however I am writing this about 10 minutes after the course finished and I am actually bursting with energy. I really connected with the material, and got a great deal of benefit both professionally and personally from working through my own situations with Sarah. Thank you again, and hopefully I can join another course soon!

More testimonials

1. What practical skills will I develop through the Emotional Intelligence at Work course?

This emotional intelligence training helps you recognise and manage emotions in yourself and others, improving communication, conflict resolution, and adaptability in the workplace. You'll gain tools to apply emotional intelligence at work, making everyday interactions more effective.

2. Who should consider enrolling on this emotional intelligence course?

The course is ideal for business professionals across sectors, including team leaders, project coordinators, HR partners, finance specialists, and anyone looking to enhance their workplace relationships and decision-making abilities.

3. Is this emotional intelligence training suitable for those new to the topic?

Absolutely. No prior experience is needed. The course is designed for both beginners and those wishing to deepen their understanding of emotional intelligence in a professional context.

4. How is the Emotional Intelligence at Work course delivered?

You can join the course in-person at our Central London venues or participate in a live, interactive online session. We also offer on-site emotional intelligence training for managers and teams across the UK, ensuring flexibility for your organisation.

5. Can the training be tailored to our company's needs?

Yes, we provide bespoke emotional intelligence training courses that can be customised to reflect your organisation's culture, challenges, and objectives, ensuring maximum relevance and impact.

6. What is the duration of the course, and will I receive a certificate?

The training is a one-day programme, and all participants receive a certificate of achievement upon completion, which can be added to your professional development record.

7. How do I book the Emotional Intelligence at Work course, do you have regular dates?

Booking is simple via our website, and we offer a regular schedule of dates on our public schedule. Contact us for group training specific to your company.

8. What makes STL's emotional intelligence courses UK stand out from other providers?

Our emotional intelligence training courses are led by experienced trainers, guaranteed never to be cancelled, and include post-course support for 24 months. We also offer premium venues and a restaurant lunch for in-person attendees.

Public schedule dates

Next date Location Price
Fri 24 AprLimehouse £495
Mon 11 MayOnline£470
Fri 22 MayLimehouse £495
Wed 10 JunOnline£495
Mon 22 JunBloomsbury £495
Fri 10 JulOnline£495

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Training manual sample

Below are some extracts from our Emotional Intelligence at Work manual.

Areas of Emotional Intelligence 

Self Awareness 

Self Regulation 

Social Awareness: 

Relationship Management 

Emotional Triggers 

Certain People 

Situations 

Conflict 

Disagreements 

Misunderstandings 

Unrealistic expectations 

Digital content 

Topic of conversation 

Specific requests 

Principles of Emotion 

Emotion is information, or data 

We can try to ignore them but it doesn’t work 

We can try to hide emotions, but we’re not as good at that as we think 

Decisions must incorporate emotion to be effective 

Emotions follow a logical pattern 

Emotions are universal 

Albert Ellis – ABCDE technique 

Adversity 

Describe a recent problem or issue 
Include the Who, Why, What, When, and Where, How of the situation 

Belief 

What were your feelings? 
What was running through your mind? 

Consequences 

What Emotions and Actions did you take? 
Be Specific 

Dispute 

Think of any inaccuracies in your beliefs 
Generate a more accurate / optimistic alternative belief 
Put your belief into Perspective 

Energy 

What happened to your mood? 
How did your behaviour change? 
What solutions / vision did you see that you didn’t see before? 

Developing Empathy 

Put aside your views 

Avoid making assumptions 

Validate the other person’s perspective 

Keep an open mind 

Practise patience 

Recharge your Emotional Reserves 

Recognise the triggers 

Take a break to refocus 

Vent 

Set boundaries 

Learn to say ‘no’ 

Exercise 

Listen to music 

Talk to friends/family 

Go for a walk 

Behaviour Styles 

Analytical 

Support their need to process information slowly 
Be armed with facts to back up opinions 
Allow time for questions 
Provide detail 
Be patient in decision making 

Driver 

Support their goals and objectives 
Be precise, efficient, brief and goal‑orientated 
Present summary information 
Explain what’s in it for them 

Team Player 

Support their need for warmth, sincerity and trust 
Express an interest in how they feel about things 
Keep discussions informal and relaxed 

Innovator 

Be a patient listener 
Show interest in their ideas and dreams 
Ask questions to focus ideas 
Summarise for clarity 

Active Listening 

Attention 

Take a pause from anything else you are doing 

Concentration 

Listen carefully to the feelings behind the words 

Total 

Ask for clarification if you don’t understand 

Interested 

Only ask the question if you are genuinely interested in what they have to say 

Valuing 

Give them the time they need and don’t rush 

Empathetic 

Put your own feelings on hold, they need someone to listen not give advice 

Building Rapport 

Be attentive 
Use positive body language 
Find some commonality 
Paraphrase 
Ask open questions 
Make the conversation about them 

Rapport – A close and harmonious relationship in which the people or groups concerned understand each other's feelings or ideas and communicate well 

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