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By Anthony Tinnirello name: Anthony Tinnirello candidate no: 2147 centre no: 20055

Interpersonal skills are important because you will need to be able to talk and communicate with people at work and customers. When you apply for a job they will be looking at your interpersonal skills and observing how good you are at using them. Most jobs require interpersonal skills whether It would be talking to customers in a shop, or teaching. Interpersonal skills are very important in these jobs and many more jobs. name: anthony tinnirello candidate no: 2147 centre no: 20055

Tone of voice is how you speak to someone. If you us load tone of voice people might think you are shouting at them. However if you use low tone of voice people might not listen to you or mistake what you are saying because they cant hear you. name: anthony tinnirello candidate no: 2147 centre no: 20055

Body language is a important skill in interpersonal communications. People body language can be noticed by the way they are sitting, facial expressions or they way the use there tone of voice. A good communicator will respond to other peoples body language. name: anthony tinnirello candidate no: 2147 centre no: 20055

Active engagement is what you do to get your audiences attention. This may include playing short video clips and other stuff to get them actively engaged and more involved in the convocations. name: anthony tinnirello candidate no: 2147 centre no: 20055

There is a variety of ways in which to get your audience to listen to you. Some of these things may include; images, videos, diagrams, music that can play in the background, quizzes and finally prizes. All of these ways of great ways in getting people to listen to what you are trying to say.

You must use language and terminology that people will understand clearly. E.g. If the person/people are non-technical then avoid using language they may not understand. If you have to use technical language make sure you explain it to your full possibility and make sure they understand what it means. name: Anthony Tinnirello candidate no: 2147 centre no: 20055

name: Anthony tinnirello candidate no: 2147 centre no: 20055