Student Communication Training Module
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I need an engaging, student-centred training module that sharpens communication skills—verbal, non-verbal and digital—for university-age learners. The package should be ready to drop into an LMS or to deliver live in a classroom, complete with all facilitator and participant materials.
Scope
• Build a structured, 60–90 minute lesson (or a series that fits a standard academic session) covering the essentials: active listening, clear messaging, feedback loops and basic netiquette.
• Weave in short theory bites, real-world case examples and interactive practice such as pair work, short role-plays and reflection prompts.
• Include slide deck (PowerPoint or Google Slides), facilitator guide with detailed timings and prompts, printable worksheets and a quick self-assessment quiz.
• Design should be visually fresh, youth-appropriate and reusable.
Acceptance criteria
• All files delivered in editable formats.
• Content accuracy confirmed with two academic/industry sources cited per key concept.
• Activities tested and timed to fit the stated duration.
If you already have proven strategies or ed-tech tools that keep students engaged, highlight how you’ll integrate them, and feel free to suggest stretch topics like teamwork or problem-solving for future iterations.
Scope
• Build a structured, 60–90 minute lesson (or a series that fits a standard academic session) covering the essentials: active listening, clear messaging, feedback loops and basic netiquette.
• Weave in short theory bites, real-world case examples and interactive practice such as pair work, short role-plays and reflection prompts.
• Include slide deck (PowerPoint or Google Slides), facilitator guide with detailed timings and prompts, printable worksheets and a quick self-assessment quiz.
• Design should be visually fresh, youth-appropriate and reusable.
Acceptance criteria
• All files delivered in editable formats.
• Content accuracy confirmed with two academic/industry sources cited per key concept.
• Activities tested and timed to fit the stated duration.
If you already have proven strategies or ed-tech tools that keep students engaged, highlight how you’ll integrate them, and feel free to suggest stretch topics like teamwork or problem-solving for future iterations.