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From Dolphins Group-Dolphins Training & Consultants ltd
Public image Dressing and etiquette Skills Training in Kenya and Africa
...sense of professionalism, competence, trustworthy, taste, culture and class.
Are you moving with confidence and ease through the five levels of acceptable dress in the business world?
What about your team? When is the last time your HR department reviewed the body language, clothing and etiquette aspects within your organizations.
How many opportunities are being missed or
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...sense of professionalism, competence, trustworthy, taste, culture and class.
Are you moving with confidence and ease through the five levels of acceptable dress in the business world?
What about your team? When is the last time your HR department reviewed the body language, clothing and etiquette aspects within your organizations.
How many opportunities are being missed or
more...
From Centre for African Family Studies (CAFS)
BC202 Advances in Behaviour Change Communication for HIVAIDS TB and Malaria (6-10 June, 2011 in Nairobi, Kenya)
Promoting positive behaviour change is a complex process requiring a thorough understanding of what motivates people to adopt or resist new behaviours. Behaviour Change Communication (BCC) approaches recognise that presenting facts alone does not guarantee behaviour change. Individuals are greatly influenced not only by their own knowledge about issues but also by social pressures exerted by
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Promoting positive behaviour change is a complex process requiring a thorough understanding of what motivates people to adopt or resist new behaviours. Behaviour Change Communication (BCC) approaches recognise that presenting facts alone does not guarantee behaviour change. Individuals are greatly influenced not only by their own knowledge about issues but also by social pressures exerted by
more...
