Introduction to Negotiation
About
Negotiation is a skill used for both business purposes such as with clients, stakeholders and suppliers, as well as in our personal lives, such as buying a car or a house. Negotiation is often seen to benefit ourselves rather than both parties and is therefore open to misuse. This practical course explores, and allows you to practice, negotiation with a view to ensure a fair and mutual outcome for both parties.
Who should attend?
This introductory course would benefit anyone new to negotiation; finds negotiation daunting or is required to negotiate in their day-to-day role. This is a very interactive workshop.
Course objectives
• Accurately describe the difference between negotiation and selling, using the activity provided
• Explain the importance of adapting your behaviours during negotiation, using the information provided
• Demonstrate how to plan and prepare for negotiations during the activity
• List in your workbooks, at least 3 key things to consider when negotiating
Topics covered
• What is negotiation?
• Selling Vs. negotiation
• Satisfaction
• Adapting your behaviours
• Take control - fair play – breaking points
• Negotiation activity
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Continuing Professional Development
This event can contribute towards your Continuing Professional Development (CPD) hours as part of the IET's CPD monitoring scheme.
21 May 2025
9:00am - 4:30pm
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