The Business Communication course is ACE recommended for college credit transfer!
ACE Credit Recommendation Reference Number: CFTA-0003 (CFT Course Code: A170)
Course Description and Audience:
A well-developed, consistently applied process approach to communication that is combined with integrated, hands-on application of current and emerging business technologies. Students learn a process for solving future communication problems, and how to use the Internet and electronic media to deliver their message, resulting in a tangible communication strategy they can use throughout their careers.
Textbook chapter topics include:
- Fundamentals of Business Writing
- Basic Patterns of Business Messages
- Fundamentals of Report Writing
- Oral Forms of Business Communication
- Cross-Cultural Communication, Correctness, Technology, Research
Diploma and Certificate Applications:
- Advanced Financial Services Diploma
- Introduction to Financial Services Operations Certificate
- Financial Services Operations Diploma
- Real Estate Lending Diploma
- Consumer Lending Diploma
- Commercial Lending Diploma
- Introduction to Human Resources Certificate
- Introduction to Supervision Certificate
- Financial Services Management Diploma
- Project Management Diploma
- Professional Teller Certificate
- Universal Banker Certificate
- Universal Banker Diploma
- Introduction to Financial Services Marketing Certificate
- Financial Services Marketing Diploma
- Introduction to Accounting Certificate
- Introduction to Sales and Service Certificate
- Sales and Service Management Diploma
eBook access included in tuition
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Instructor
Amanda Burch

Amanda has worked in the Financial Services industry for the last 8 years. She began as a teller and has worked in various departments; such as Training, Retail and Risk. Prior to joining the banking ... read more.
Instructor
Jaime Hansson

With over 20 years of banking experience, Jaime knows what it takes to be a successful banker! She has held various positions in a branch - everything from teller to branch manager – and is current... read more.