Saying "No"

Synopsis: Shows how to say "no" in three different situations: to a request for an appointment; to a request to work late; to a request to change work priorities. Each situation has a different outcome: in the first the request is refused; in the second an alternative is suggested; in the third responsibility for resolving the problem is passed to another per son. A number of assertiveness skills are demonstrated. The video is set in an office and includes an interview with the training manager who explains why it is important to be able to say "no" and the skills involved.
Series: Skillbank, Series
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Subjects: Business studies
Keywords: assertiveness training; further education; interpersonal skills; vocational education

Title: Brief, The
Synopsis: About the early preparations. People need to know who will be involved, what is the timescale, what needs to be done and who will do it. At the same time, the other routines of the office must carry on. Key skills covered include scheduling, questioning and telephoning.
Duration: 20 mins
Title: Team, The
Synopsis: Two new staff members are introduced to the team. The video concentrates on team building, sharing responsibilties and how everyone keeps a check on progress to make sure the project is working effectively.
Duration: 20 mins
Title: Meeting, The
Synopsis: Arrangements for the crucial production team meeting have been part of the first two videos. This video looks at the meeting itself, the immediate preparation of the room and the part played by each member of the group in making presentations, taking notes, and ensuring that all runs smoothly. After the meeting there is a debriefing to review what was achieved and to check on further action.
Duration: 20 mins

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Notes: Educational and training materials with an emphasis on maths, science and skills development, produced in collaboration with consortia of university and college academics and media departments under the auspices of the Educational Services Broadcasting Trust. Series include Maths for Engineers, Shotlist, and the Skillbank vocational skills training programmes. For sale on DVD or via download. Now ebst online is part of FENC. (www.fenc.org.uk). Now possibly part of Blended Learning Consortium.

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