Emotional intelligence involves the way we understand and communicate our emotions, how we perceive the emotions of others, and how we make decisions. It is a powerful component of effective leadership and management. This course will help participants develop and implement the essential emotional intelligence competencies. It will teach them how to build stronger relationships at work, how to empathize with others, how to manage stress levels, how to overcome challenging situations, and how to diffuse personal conflicts. Participants will discover ways of working with emotional intelligence that will help them build trust and resilience, enhance individual and team performance, and lead for long-term success.
Course Methodology
This course relies on the use of psychometrics to help participants identify their emotional intelligence abilities. The course also features the use of interactive exercises, group discussions, reflective exercises, and activities that will help participants become highly competent in emotional intelligence.
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
Explore the three aspects of emotional intelligence, the brain design, and the EI cycle
Develop self-awareness of their emotions and the impact of emotions on thoughts and behaviors
Expand their self-control and self-management by practicing the five competencies of self-control
Recognize emotions in others, achieve rapport with their team, and develop social awareness
Improve their ability to manage through influencing others and practicing inspirational leadership
Target Audience
Business professionals, managers, team leaders, and individuals who have decided to learn and develop their emotional intelligence competencies to enhance, as well as manage, their relationships at work and in life.
Target Competencies
Emotional self-awareness
Emotional self-control
Managing emotions
Emotional expression
Emotional understanding
Empathy
Active listening
Team effectiveness
Organizational awareness
Relationship building
Conflict management style
Tact, transparency, and emotional control
Impact, influence, and inspirational leadership
Course Outline
An introduction to emotional intelligence
Frequently used terms
Intelligence quotient (IQ)
Emotional quotient (EQ)
An overview of EI
Sociological
Physiological
Psychological
The brain design
Importance
Amygdala
Arousal
The 3 brains
The emotional intelligence cycle
Developing your self-awareness
Definition of self-awareness
The emotional intelligence cycle
Signs of high EQ
The inner core of self-awareness
The awareness of feelings
From emotion to action: The APET model
Self-awareness questionnaire
Low EQ questionnaire
Recognizing your emotions
The mood meter
Plutchik’s wheel of emotions
How emotions affect our thoughts and behaviors
How to practice self-awareness
Developing your self-control
Definition of self-control
The competencies of self-control
Self-regulation
Authenticity
Accountability
Flexibility
Self-motivation
Self-control questionnaire
Reflection on self-control
Developing your self-regulation
Developing your authenticity
Developing your accountability
Developing your flexibility
Developing your self-motivation
Why motivation is important
What determines motivation
Self-motivation questionnaire
The mind/body link
The negative-belief cycle
Top ten motivational tips
Developing your social awareness
Definition of social awareness
How to decode emotions in faces
How to decode emotions in voice pitch and tones
Scope of social awareness
Empathy
Service orientation
Organizational awareness
Positive and negative office politics
Active listening
How to build rapport
Developing your management of others
Definition of relationship management
Developing your people
Developing others questionnaire
Inspirational leadership
Behaviors of inspirational leaders
Inspirational leadership questionnaire
The four influencing styles
The five conflict management styles
The Interest-Based Relational (IBR) approach
The importance of achievement orientation
My achievement orientation questionnaire
The importance of teamwork and collaboration
Beckhard’s model of team effectiveness
Schedule & Fees
2026 Schedule & Fees
There are no public sessions remaining for the course this year. Please contact us if you wish to have a customized in-house session, or to find out how an additional public session can be scheduled.