Probably the best personal development programme for your kids (16-24 years of age) available anywhere in the UK. This course will help them to develop the most essential skills, giving them the edge when they enter the job market and allowing them to succeed in the big wide world.
The chances are we are entering into one of the most challenging economic periods that there has been for quite some time. The likelihood is that the job market maybe a lot tougher than recent years and with many applicants applying for the same position, competition is going to be tougher than ever.
With this in mind, I have developed a day of personal development to give your children the most essential life skills, that will assist them in competing in the real world, help them get the job of their dreams and give them crucial skills to help them in their future careers.
In this long day of coaching, in the morning I will coach all the delegates on developing Ethical Sales and Presentation skills and how to effectively present to groups of people and sell your ideas with self-confidence.
In the afternoon, I will then put them into four teams of four delegates, where they will work together applying all the skills they learnt in the morning and they will compete against the three teams for a business contract. It is literally Dragon's Den meets the Apprentice - on steroids.
I have spent many hours developing this programme and I honestly believe there will not be a programme like this anywhere in the UK. It will be stretching, inspirational and a lot of fun.
Location: Manchester
Dates: 12th April 2025
Time: 9.00am - 5.30pm
Price: £250 (All proceeds go to charity)
Probably the best personal development programme for your kids (16-24 years of age) available anywhere in the UK. This course will help them to develop the most essential of skills, giving them the edge when they enter the job market and allowing them to succeed in the big wide world.
Please email lissa@thesellingcoach.com for your interest in this programme.
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