Negotiation Training
Most people know how to negotiate – right? Well, maybe.
Just as most people know how to drive a car, not everyone can race an F1 in a Grand Prix!
The difference between the performance of an average negotiator to a champion negotiator is predicated on their level of skills, knowledge and experience.
Contact Skytrek to discover how our expert negotiators can give your team the skills to win.
Measurable Benefits
The Skytrek Advantage
Your organisation will gain immediate benefits from Skytrek negotiation courses.
Cost Reduction
Achieve negotiated supplier savings of up to 20% or more
More Profitable Sales
Increase new customer sales and/or profitability
Improve Supplier Performance
Enhance supplier product/service quality or delivery performance
Increase Staff Retention
94% of employees would stay at a company longer if it invested in their career (LinkedIn survey of ~ 4,000 professionals)
All Skytrek negotiation training courses employ a structured blend of proven, real-world techniques with a foundation of best practice negotiation and psychology theory. Participants will leave the course with the confidence of possessing skills that have been successfully used in actual complex, high-value negotiations while understanding the theory behind it to reinforce their learning.
All courses include:
– Post-course evaluation
– Best practice theory and practical techniques
– Case studies and application of real-life negotiation situations
– Skill practice exercises
– Participant reference workbook
– Presentation material slide pack
– Certificate of successful course completion
EFFECTIVE ADVANCED LEARNING TECHNIQUES
We recognise that adult vocational training is different, which is why the Skytrek approach to negotiation training is different. We don’t just have experts showing participants how to be great negotiators, our participants become experientially immersed in the course so they can achieve their full potential.
All our courses employ these four principles:
1. Adaptable modules. Training material tailored to support self-directed learning
2. Experiential learning. Building on participants prior knowledge and experience
3. Practical relevance. Focus on practical skills that relate to participants work and personal life
4. Problem solving. Participants learn how to solve negotiation problems instead of just memorising theory
Sample: Beginners Negotiation Course