We've done our research and reached a conclusion. There are some very mediocre emotional intelligence workshops out there. Ours is not one of them. Led by Nancy Slessenger, on of the UKs leading-edge consultants in emotional intelligence development and training, the workshop will be tailored to your specific needs foloowing a pre-workshop discussion between you and Nancy. We have two remaining dates for 2000 - 3 & 4 August and 30 & 31 October to be held at Scalford Hall, Melton Mowbray. The workshop is residential and available at the fully inclusive price of £600 plus VAT. For further information contact Julia Blower, Vine House essential on 01379 788020 or email
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Teresa Ward
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Research into EI
I have no idea how you conducted your research into EI training – did you attend any seminars?Did you talk to any consultants? Very ambiguous statements you’re making – please back them up with hard evidence and facts.
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Maria
Yes we have attended a number of workshops and yes we have talked to a number of consultants (both who deliver and who have attended). If the ambiguity you refer to is the word ‘some’, unfortunately that is the best choice. Some are very mediocre.
Nancy travels globally to support her own development in the areas of EI and brain-based learning and has attended and contributed to many workshops and seminars; she can identify excellence, passable quality and mediocrity. What hard facts and figures would you like? The glaring errors and omissions in factual content, misrepresentation of the research of others, inability to expand on discussion topics, delegates left with a feeling of frustration at the end of what in many cases has been a very expensive workshop/seminar.
Of course delegates should do their research on the content and quality of deliverers beforehand but how many do? There are some excellent providers – of which we believe Vine House essential is one – but here we are back at the beginning : some are mediocre.