Built from core MBA courses, the unaccredited mini MBA takes you on a targeted 5-day journey of education and upskilling. Not just academic, the mini MBA is bolstered by elements of AIM Short Courses, giving you the opportunity to immediately apply your learning and new skills to your current role. Return to the office informed, enabled, and ready to lead.
Faculty of
Communication
Where professionals gain the training to communicate clearly, concisely, and convincingly, ensuring the success of any and all workplace actions that involve communication of some kind.
We all need to communicate ideas in the workplace, no matter our role or what stage we’re at in our career. The further we advance, the bigger the ideas we need to synthesise and present to our colleagues, customers, and chief executives.
The Faculty of Communication offers a market-leading suite of Short Courses, Vocational Qualifications, and Higher Education programs that are expertly designed to help you master every kind of communication, from business reports to formal presentations and even your daily emails and meetings, by learning the professional strategies you need to inspire change and drive action.
76% of Australian businesses rate Communication as the most crucial skill for their company
Source:
(AIM SOFT SKILLS SURVEY 2019)
70% of Australian jobs require employees with developed verbal communication skills
Source:
(DELOITTE 2019)
Approximately $420,000 is lost by companies with less than 100 employees every year due to miscommunication
Source:
(SOCIETY FOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT)
There is a 45% gap between the availability and demand for communication skills within the Australian employment marketplace
Source:
(DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT 2016)
Who should attend AIM's Communication courses?
JUNIOR EMPLOYEES
wanting to communicate appropriately and professionally in the workplace
TEAM LEADERS
who need to mediate conflict and make sure the members of their team are aligned on their shared goals
DEPARTMENT HEADS
that need to effectively and respectfully collaborate with other functions of their organisation
FRONTLINE WORKERS
who must represent their organisation in a positive light to consumers and external stakeholders
AIM COMMUNICATION FACILITATORS
Download the Faculty of Communication Guide
“For somebody new to the industry that I’m in, the wealth of knowledge I gained from the AIM facilitators is invaluable.”
Carole Collie,
Recent AIM Participant
“The facilitator brings the content to life with real life examples, keeping us involved and interested throughout the course.”
Cara Tobin,
Recent AIM Participant
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