Soft Skill
This intensive 1-day Emotional Intelligence (EQ) course equips professionals with the skills to manage emotions, improve interpersonal communication, and lead with empathy. Covering the five key dimensions of EQ—self-awareness, self-regulation, self-motivation, empathy, and social skills—this course enhances personal effectiveness and workplace relationships. Through practical activities, self-assessment, and real-world application, participants will better understand emotional triggers and develop strategies to respond thoughtfully, not reactively.
Team Leaders and Managers
Supervisors and Project Leads
HR and L&D Professionals
Aspiring Leaders
Professionals aiming to improve their emotional and interpersonal intelligence
This HRDC claimable course (Reg. No: 10001600435) enables participants to understand and apply emotional intelligence in both personal and professional settings. It focuses on developing self-awareness, empathy, and communication skills essential for collaborative work, effective leadership, and personal growth.
Participants will be able to:
Define Emotional Intelligence (EQ) and its workplace relevance
Understand the benefits of EQ in leadership, communication, and teamwork
Develop competencies in self-awareness, self-management, and emotional regulation
Practice empathy and improve interpersonal relationships
Communicate effectively, both verbally and non-verbally
Manage emotional triggers and balance optimism and pessimism
Apply EQ tools and techniques to improve performance and team engagement
No prerequisites required. Open to all professionals seeking to enhance emotional and social effectiveness.
EQ self-assessment tools
Role play scenarios and emotional reflection worksheets
Case studies and emotional management exercises
Action planning templates for post-training application
Instructor-led training with interactive lectures
Real-life case studies and practical examples
Self-assessments to identify EQ levels
Guided exercises in empathy, emotion regulation, and social communication
Role-plays simulating workplace scenarios
Reflective activities and personal action planning