A specialized training designed to enhance communication skills for interviews, focusing on techniques for effective message delivery.

Strategies and methods used to navigate media interviews successfully, ensuring clarity and impact in responses.

The process of managing communication during a crisis, focusing on clarity, empathy, and actionable messaging.

Concise statements that convey the core information intended to be communicated during interviews.

Non-verbal cues that accompany verbal communication, influencing audience perception and message effectiveness.

Techniques used to control anxiety during interviews, enhancing performance and message delivery.

A brief, persuasive speech that summarizes an idea or key message, typically lasting 30 seconds to 2 minutes.

Different platforms through which media interviews occur, including TV, radio, and online outlets.

The responsibilities and techniques employed by the interviewer to elicit information and guide the conversation.

The responsibilities of the interviewee, focusing on delivering key messages and responding effectively.

The degree to which a key message is understood by the audience, essential for effective communication.

A technique used to redirect the conversation back to key messages during challenging questions.

A practice interview designed to mimic real media interactions, allowing for skill application and feedback.

The process of receiving and integrating feedback to improve communication skills and interview performance.

Gestures, facial expressions, and posture that influence the interpretation of spoken messages.

The process of improving key messages based on audience feedback and clarity assessments.

Strategies to maintain composure and effectiveness during high-stress interview situations.

An interactive technique where participants act out scenarios to practice and enhance interview skills.

A strategic outline detailing how to communicate effectively during a crisis.

The practice of identifying common challenging questions to prepare effective responses.

A collaborative assessment process where peers evaluate each other's performance and provide constructive feedback.

The examination of recorded performances to assess body language and communication effectiveness.

A reflective process where individuals evaluate their own performance and identify areas for growth.

A planned approach to delivering messages effectively across different media formats.

The ability to adjust communication styles and techniques based on the interview context and audience.

Fundamental aspects that ensure effective communication during a crisis, such as clarity and empathy.