Effective communication starts with understanding what the audience needs to know.
Studia Training helps experienced professionals communicate complex issues clearly in international work situations.
Turning expertise into a clear message
Good communication depends on the listener being able to follow the argument.
People working in the same organisation, profession or country often share a great deal of background knowledge. An international audience may not. The task is to judge what needs explaining, what can safely be assumed and how much detail is useful. The English itself may be perfectly good while the message still needs work.
Context
What does the audience need to know for the point to make sense?
Structure
What comes first, what follows, and what can be left out?
Language
How can the point be expressed naturally and precisely in English?
What we do
We start with the situations you need to handle and the material you need to work with.
Communication training
Individual and small-group coaching based on real working situations and your own materials.
We can rehearse meetings, presentations, negotiations and specialist discussions, with particular attention to clarity, structure and likely questions.
Sparring and preparation
Sometimes the important question is what needs to be said, and in what order.
We can work through the subject together, consider what the audience is likely to know or ask, and decide how best to present the important points.
Writing and editing
We help shape reports, presentations, correspondence and other professional texts.
We look at how the text is organised, how it reads, and what the reader needs in order to understand it easily.
Who we work with
We work mainly with experienced professionals who use English as part of their international work.
Specialists
Explaining complex subjects clearly to international colleagues, clients, regulators and other stakeholders.
Managers and leaders
Preparing for meetings, presentations and negotiations where clarity, structure and judgement matter.
Teams and organisations
Working together on the meetings, projects and communication tasks that matter.