FAQ Students

Benefits for students

· Enhance academic performance · Skills transferred to careers in the future · Strengthen people skills · Enhance communication · Develop leadership skills · Increase confidence · Highly focus on their goals · Become better decision makers · Confident to speak up in class · Obtain a positive outlook on their future · Better prepared when applying to college or interviewing for jobs

The courses will help to develop skills like critical thinking, interpersonal relation, communication, collaboration, creativity, and leadership skills such as influencing and confidence.

There is a variety of assignments to be completed by the participants in order to help you practice the tools learned in class and to develop those skills to further transfer them to the outside field.

Dale Carnegie Training is recognized worldwide as one of the global leaders in the adult training field. We work with over 420 of the fortune 500 companies and are accredited for continuing education credits. Interviewers in United States tell us they are impressed when hearing a student has participated in a Dale Carnegie Young Program. It is highly recommended to students to add their Dale Carnegie experiences to college, military, vocational programs, internships, and job resumes.

The American Council of Education (ACE) recommends college credit for Dale Carnegie Programs. The Generation. Next program is recommended for 1 credit in Communications. Communication & Human Relation for Success Young Adults 2 credits. Many universities accept ACE’s recommendation, but they are not required to.

*If you need credits through one of the specific licensure/certification entities listed, please reach out to the local office to ensure that the course you are signing up for is approved and eligible for credits as not all courses qualify for credits through all the licensure/certification entities listed.

There is little written homework involved which are done in the classroom. The program is designed for the students to apply what is learned and use it outside the training class. Students learn tools that will promote proactive habits, decrease stress, and build on the skills needed to excel academically, in leadership roles, and in life. They give oral reports and celebrate their achievement from their experiences.