Curriculum Template: Communications Trade

Overview

Customer
Service Focus

Importance of
Communicatio
ns and The
Trades

Team Work: Group

Work (Exposed To
Diverse Opinions and
Views)

Writing Skills Focus:

Essay Writing and
Report Writing

Self-Refective
Practices

Reading
Comprehension:
Current Research in
Communicaitons

Communicatio
ns In Practice
Presentations:
Articulation Practice
and Right Terminology
Used Daily

Professional Communication is the study and practice of written, oral, visual and media
communication practices within organizations or fields such as the Trades, CustomerCare, Government, Business, Advertising, Science, and Technology.
Our aim is to produce graduates with the flexibility to enter a number of professions,
such as Trades, Public Relations, Corporate Communications, Governance, Public
Policy, Project Management, Research, Event Planning, and Website creation and
Maintenance. A Communications course could lead the student to professional fields in
the Trades, Education and Professional Communication.
As researchers and students, we are interdisciplinary. We aim to understand all forms of
communication from a range of perspectives. But we are united in our efforts to produce
expert and principled communication practitioners.

Students will be introduced to the theories and practices that underpin effective textual,
visual and oral communication.