This report is about different types of communication used throughout the Chelmsford College. Chelmsford College uses a lot of verbal communication and non-verbal communication.

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This report is about different types of communication used throughout the Chelmsford College. Chelmsford College uses a lot of verbal communication and non-verbal communication.

Verbal communication means is a one way for people to communicate face-to-face. Sounds, words, speaking and language are some of key components of verbal communication. Verbal communication is one of the easiest ways to communicate.  Some examples of verbal communications are speeches, telephones, interviews, meetings.

Advantages of verbal communication

  • Oral communication allows for immediate feedback such as the opportunity to ask questions when the meaning is not entirely clear.
  • The sender is able to check and see whether if the instruction is clear or has created confusion.
  • Spoken instructions are flexible and easily adaptable to many diverse situations
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Disadvantages of verbal communication

  • Poor presentation of the message or the instruction can result in misunderstanding and wrong responses.
  • Spoken communication is influenced by both verbal and non-verbal communication such as tone or body language which may skew the meaning of your message in the mind of the receiver.

An example would be interviews. An interview allows Chelmsford College to find a new teacher to employee. In an interview, questions can be asked about salary, actions. You can also discuss what is done on day to day basics and relate it to your own interprets and feelings. Interview also provides ...

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