Introduction to Visual Thinking
During an Introduction to Visual Thinking you will master basic visual language to use in business and facilitation. Learn how to add interest and fun by including pictures in your sessions and meetings. Your participants will be more engaged, and retention will increase. The course includes a professional set of drawing markers.
Audience
Trainers, Teachers, Facilitators and anyone who would like to develop visual skills to communicate better. This course would suit Facilitators looking for new tools, managers looking to increase engagement and participation, and trainers looking to increase knowledge retention.
Pre-Requisites
Ability to hold a marker and a willingness to try something new and think creatively.
Course Outline / Curriculum
This one-day intensive practical workshop, is hosted by a professional graphic facilitator with extensive knowledge and experience in converting content into easy to see and understand visuals. She is an expert at simplifying and codifying in pictures, what is happening in a room.
She will assist you to think graphically, to use the professional toolkit supplied, and develop a master page of visual icons for your specific working world, helping you to use the icons to capture meaning and reinforce learning in your world.
Most of the workshop is practical – you will work with your own tools in front of your own flip chart and create beautiful visuals that will amaze you.
It is an intense day – but you will leave feeling alive with possibility and exhausted from the creative effort.
More info and How to book
Price: R4,400 per person (excl.VAT) – incl. a starter stationery pack
Spaces are limited. Only 8 learners can be accommodated per workshop to ensure personal attention.
Instructor Led classroom based training. Scheduled classes are normally held in Woodmead – near to Sandton in Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. Stationery and handouts included. Refreshments, including 2 tea breaks and a cooked meal for lunch are provided for full time courses.