NVC Training
Gain expertise in Nonviolent Communication to confidently address difficult workplace disputes. Acquire NVC techniques, mediation abilities, and effective scripts to convert role-related strains into defined understandings, enhanced teamwork, and courteous exchanges. This course empowers professionals to navigate tensions with clarity and empathy, ensuring sustainable resolutions and improved relationships across diverse settings.

from 4 to 360h flexible workload
valid certificate in your country
What will I learn?
NVC Training equips you with practical strategies to transform challenging interactions into productive, purpose-driven discussions. Master the essential NVC model, precise expressions for emotions and requirements, and straightforward, courteous requests. Develop mediation methods for managing positional conflicts, virtual or mixed environments, and lasting commitments to minimise disputes, foster confidence, and promote enduring teamwork.
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Develop skills
- NVC basics: implement observation, emotions, requirements, and requests in professional contexts.
- Conflict resolution: steer strained developer–project manager discussions towards respectful, clear exchanges.
- Compassionate listening: apply NVC templates to calm intense meetings effectively.
- Hierarchy-sensitive moderation: manage authority dynamics, moral considerations, and impartiality in dispute resolution.
- Practical commitments: convert requirements into specific, monitorable teamwork strategies.
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