Interpersonal/International
Business Communication
Course Orientation
(iELECT 211)
Asst. Prof. III - Manolo Bato Mercado, MBA
,By the end of the course, students should be able to:
• Explain key concepts of interpersonal communication and
their importance in business.
• Demonstrate active listening and effective questioning
techniques in conversations.
• Develop clarity in speech and writing for professional contexts.
• Practice conflict resolution strategies in peer and workplace
scenarios.
• Apply teamwork and collaboration skills in group tasks and
projects.
• Use persuasive communication to influence, negotiate, and
motivate others.
,By the end of the course, students should be able to:
• Define international business communication and its role in
the global marketplace.
• Identify cultural differences and explain how they affect
communication styles.
• Demonstrate cross-cultural etiquette in business meetings,
negotiations, and networking.
• Use appropriate communication technologies (e.g., emails,
video conferencing) for global collaboration.
• Write professional business documents (letters, proposals,
reports) suitable for international contexts.
• Adapt communication strategies to diverse cultural and
business environments.
• Develop global competence for careers in multinational
companies or international trade.
, What is Interpersonal international business
communication?
- refers to the exchange of information, ideas,
and feelings between individuals from different
countries, cultures, and backgrounds within a
business context. This involves understanding
and navigating cultural nuances, verbal and
non-verbal communication styles, and
potential barriers to effective communication in
a globalized world.
Business Communication
Course Orientation
(iELECT 211)
Asst. Prof. III - Manolo Bato Mercado, MBA
,By the end of the course, students should be able to:
• Explain key concepts of interpersonal communication and
their importance in business.
• Demonstrate active listening and effective questioning
techniques in conversations.
• Develop clarity in speech and writing for professional contexts.
• Practice conflict resolution strategies in peer and workplace
scenarios.
• Apply teamwork and collaboration skills in group tasks and
projects.
• Use persuasive communication to influence, negotiate, and
motivate others.
,By the end of the course, students should be able to:
• Define international business communication and its role in
the global marketplace.
• Identify cultural differences and explain how they affect
communication styles.
• Demonstrate cross-cultural etiquette in business meetings,
negotiations, and networking.
• Use appropriate communication technologies (e.g., emails,
video conferencing) for global collaboration.
• Write professional business documents (letters, proposals,
reports) suitable for international contexts.
• Adapt communication strategies to diverse cultural and
business environments.
• Develop global competence for careers in multinational
companies or international trade.
, What is Interpersonal international business
communication?
- refers to the exchange of information, ideas,
and feelings between individuals from different
countries, cultures, and backgrounds within a
business context. This involves understanding
and navigating cultural nuances, verbal and
non-verbal communication styles, and
potential barriers to effective communication in
a globalized world.
