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Social7Skills is a course designed to teach social skills (aka soft skills) to help people develop and maintain healthy, mutually beneficial relationships in the workplace, at home, and any other setting in which people need to get along with others.
The course focuses on 7 core social skills that form a comprehensive, interconnected framework to enable people to understand and work with others in a manner that is mutually beneficial, improves communication, promotes relational harmony, and increases productivity. This course is designed for anyone who has a desire to improve their relationship skills in order to become a better team player, a better leader, and an overall awesome person.
Vision
The motto for Social7Skills is “Building bridges to connect people.” My vision for this program is to help people understand themselves and others to create a better world for all.
Course Outline
Emotional and Social Intelligence
Problem-solving
Communication
Teamwork
Leadership
Conflict resolution
Professionalism
Course Structure
The course consists of 31 self-paced, recorded lectures that are presented through the online learning platform Udemy. Students are also provided free access to a library of downloadable PDF resources including briefing documents, study guides, transcripts of the video lectures, FAQs, and review and reflection questions and answers.
To view the introduction and Module 1 of the Social7Skills course, please visit my YouTube homepage: https://www.youtube.com/@social7skills
To sign up for the Social7Skills course, visit my Udemy course page: https://www.udemy.com/course/social7skills/?referralCode=38BEBAF7B5C5F67C0EBE
The Social7Skills course transcript is also available as an Amazon Kindle ebook.
In addition to the lectures on Udemy, students will also have the option to participate in live group discussions via online meetings. There will be eight live meetings to discuss the introduction and each of the seven core social skills.
I hope to meet you soon.
All the best,
Gary Johnson
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