Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to:

• Explain why body language is so important to communication 
• Describe what body language indicates about a person
• List examples of ‘low-value’ and ‘high-value’ body language
• Describe ‘pacification’ and how it is relevant to body language
• Explain how to develop good vocal projection
• Identify the various universal facial expressions and their use
• Discuss what factors contribute to a successful vs ‘creepy’ first impression
• Summarise the different conversation starters that make you seem appealing
• Explain why it is essential to be able to strike up a conversation with a stranger
• Recognise the factors that influence the ‘proper’ ending of a conversation

Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to:

• Summarise what to do with your eyes, face and hands to obtain a natural look
• Identify the proper way to utilize illustrators
• Explain why it is necessary to exaggerate emotions when presenting on camera
• Discuss how pitch and intonation are critical to effective and accurate communication
• Identify the components that contribute to a good rhythm or inflexion
• Describe what body language signals to others
• Indicate the two main factors that change our body language and provide examples
• List examples of high-value body language when sitting
• Outline the actions that contribute to effective romantic courting