Communication techniques

This course focuses on mastering communication tools for the workplace, i.e. learning: -(i) how to write a resume, cover letter, and email for an unsolicited application; -(ii) how to introduce yourself in a very short time, either orally or in writing; -(iii) how to answer interview questions and avoid pitfalls.

Learning these tools involves a theoretical presentation of the tools, but also very quickly putting them into practice. To do this, students will work in small groups, simulating realistic situations such as job interviews and presentations. The aim is to learn how to master these different tools as effectively as possible.

All teaching is carried out in the form of practical work, with particular emphasis on:

• in "reality show" sessions, where each person will have to introduce themselves to the other in less than 3 minutes, be put in job interview situations, or make spontaneous applications/presentations.
• On workshops for writing emails, cover letters, and resumes.

Knowing how to introduce yourself, highlight your skills, communicate effectively, respond to HR (human resources) requests, communicate via email or mail, and perform well in a job interview... all of these skills are just as important as technical skills when it comes to finding a job today.

The aim of this EU is to provide students with tools to help them master all the skills they need when entering the job market.

Hourly volumes:

            CM: 0

            TD: 0

            TP: 18

            Land: 0

In the form of continuous assessment, with marks for written and oral tests.