Online Communication Course Launched Enhance Specificity Engagement And Clarity

Jan 12, 2021

A new online communication development course has been launched by ADVO Group. Foundations of Kinection™ helps you develop communication skills, clarity and storytelling for increased engagement.

Los Angeles, United States - January 12, 2021 /PressCable/ —

A new communication development course has been launched by ADVO Group, called the Foundations of Kinection. This is the first offering from the Kinection Academy, and covers the basics of effective communication and connection skills.

More information can be found at: https://kinectionacademy.thinkific.com

The newly launched Foundations of Kinection virtual course is available now and for everyone who signs up before January 20, there is a 50% discount with the code ADVOPIONEER50.

Participants in the course will get access to 30 snackable videos, entertaining content, and powerful outcomes that aim to dramatically improve their communication.

The newly launched course meets the demand for effective communication development across sectors. Good communication is important both for work and home life, and can build trust, provide clarity and direction, and increase engagement.

Kinection Academy offers courses rooted in “edutainment” and micro coaching. Their options are the solution for busy professionals who don’t have time for hour-long coaching sessions.

Micro coaching provides education and guidance in smaller doses. These focus on communication growth, leadership, and connection advice. Designed to be part entertainment and part education, the course is a fun introduction to effective communication development.

The program will help participants to be more mindful of their language choices, their default communication patterns, and the challenges they face as a communicator and a leader.

One of the core elements of the new program is encouraging and teaching specificity. This helps professionals to choose their words more carefully and with intention, encouraging them to be clearer in their communication with others.

Additional information and how to enroll is available at: https://kinectionacademy.thinkific.com/courses/foundations-of-kinection-module-1

Members signing up for the course will also be able to find ways to relate to others on deeper and more human levels. This could include learning how to be vulnerable, sharing what’s important in their life, and creating a more meaningful experience for others.

Students can start any time and take the program at their own pace. Weekly drop-in office hour sessions are also available.

A spokesperson for the company states: “Our Kinection methodology empowers individuals, teams, and organizations to communicate with greater impact by leveraging powerful principles from the world of acting. Principles-based, behavioral development that lasts.”

Full details can be found on the URL above. Interested parties can also find out more at: https://www.advogroupinc.com

Contact Info:
Name: Peter Katona
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Organization: ADVO Group Inc.
Address: 1848 Fair Park Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90041, United States
Phone: +1-310-975-7032
Website: https://www.advogroupinc.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 88993306

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