DISC Model Training Course
DISC Model training on behavioral styles, communication, team dynamics, and conflict resolution for improved workplace effectiveness and collaboration.
Course Title
DISC Model
Course Duration
1 Day
Competency Assessment Criteria
Practical Assessment and Knowledge Assessment
Training Delivery Method
Classroom (Instructor-Led) or Online (Instructor-Led)
Service Coverage
Saudi Arabia - Bahrain - Kuwait - Philippines
Course Average Passing Rate
98%
Post Training Reporting
Post Training Report(s) + Candidate(s) Training Evaluation Forms
Certificate of Successful Completion
Certification is provided upon successful completion. The certificate can be verified through a QR-Code system.
Certification Provider
Tamkene Saudi Training Center - Approved by TVTC (Technical and Vocational Training Corporation)
Certificate Validity
2 Years (Extendable with additional training hours)
Instructors Languages
English / Arabic / Urdu / Hindi / Pashto
Training Services Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
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Course Overview
This comprehensive DISC Model training course equips participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required for understanding behavioral styles, adapting communication approaches, and building effective working relationships through the application of DISC personality profiling. The course covers fundamental DISC principles along with practical techniques for self-awareness development, communication style adaptation, conflict management, and team collaboration to enable professionals to enhance interpersonal effectiveness, reduce miscommunication, and optimize team performance.
Participants will learn to apply proven methodologies including DISC Behavioral Assessment, Communication Style Adaptation, Conflict Resolution strategies, Team Dynamics analysis, and Leadership Style Flexibility to identify personal behavioral preferences, recognize others' styles, adjust communication approaches, and create productive working relationships across diverse personality types. This course combines theoretical concepts with practical applications and real-world case studies to ensure participants gain valuable skills applicable to their professional environment while emphasizing mutual respect, flexibility, and emotional intelligence in workplace interactions.
Key Learning Objectives
Understand fundamental DISC model concepts and behavioral dimensions
Identify personal DISC behavioral style and preferences
Recognize and adapt to different behavioral styles
Apply DISC principles to enhance communication effectiveness
Manage conflicts using behavioral style understanding
Build stronger teams through DISC awareness
Adapt leadership approach to different behavioral styles
Create positive working relationships across style differences
Group Exercises
Style identification practice including (observing behavioral cues, identifying styles, validating interpretations)
Communication adaptation role-play including (adjusting approach to different styles, practicing flexibility, receiving feedback)
Knowledge Assessment
Technical quizzes on DISC concepts including (multiple-choice questions on style characteristics, matching exercise for strengths and limitations, scenario identification)
Scenario-based assessments including (analyzing behavioral situations, recommending communication approaches, solving style-related challenges)
Style recognition exercises including (identifying styles from descriptions, predicting behavioral responses, adapting communication)
Application evaluation including (assessing communication effectiveness, reviewing adaptation strategies, improving interactions)
Course Outline
1. Introduction to DISC Model
DISC model history including (William Marston, behavioral psychology, model development)
DISC framework including (Dominance, Influence, Steadiness, Conscientiousness)
DISC model purpose including (self-awareness, relationship building, communication improvement)
DISC applications including (leadership, teamwork, sales, customer service)
Behavioral style versus personality including (observable behavior, situational adaptation, flexibility)
2. Understanding the Four DISC Styles
Dominance style including (results-oriented, direct communication, decisive action)
Influence style including (people-oriented, enthusiastic communication, relationship focus)
Steadiness style including (stability-oriented, supportive communication, consistency preference)
Conscientiousness style including (quality-oriented, analytical communication, accuracy focus)
Style characteristics including (strengths, limitations, motivators, fears)
3. DISC Assessment and Self-Discovery
DISC assessment process including (questionnaire completion, profile interpretation, validation)
Personal style identification including (primary style, secondary style, style blend)
Self-awareness development including (strength recognition, limitation acknowledgment, blind spot identification)
Style validation including (self-reflection, feedback seeking, behavioral observation)
Natural versus adapted style including (authentic behavior, situational adjustment, energy consideration)
4. Dominance Style Deep Dive
Dominance characteristics including (assertive, competitive, results-driven)
Communication preferences including (direct language, bottom-line focus, efficiency)
Strengths including (decisiveness, problem-solving, goal achievement)
Limitations including (impatience, insensitivity, domineering tendency)
Motivators and fears including (challenge motivation, loss of control fear, competence recognition)
5. Influence Style Deep Dive
Influence characteristics including (outgoing, enthusiastic, persuasive)
Communication preferences including (expressive language, storytelling, relationship emphasis)
Strengths including (motivation, networking, creativity)
Limitations including (disorganization, over-commitment, lack of follow-through)
Motivators and fears including (recognition motivation, rejection fear, social approval)
6. Steadiness Style Deep Dive
Steadiness characteristics including (patient, supportive, reliable)
Communication preferences including (calm language, listening emphasis, harmony seeking)
Strengths including (teamwork, consistency, loyalty)
Limitations including (resistance to change, indecisiveness, conflict avoidance)
Motivators and fears including (stability motivation, change fear, appreciation need)
7. Conscientiousness Style Deep Dive
Conscientiousness characteristics including (analytical, systematic, detail-oriented)
Communication preferences including (precise language, data emphasis, logical approach)
Strengths including (accuracy, quality focus, problem analysis)
Limitations including (perfectionism, over-analysis, critical tendency)
Motivators and fears including (quality motivation, criticism fear, competence validation)
8. Case Studies & Group Discussions
DISC application success stories including (team improvement, conflict resolution, communication enhancement)
Style interaction challenges including (Dominance-Steadiness conflicts, Influence-Conscientiousness tensions, communication breakdowns)
Workplace DISC examples including (leadership scenarios, customer service situations, team dynamics)
Style adaptation lessons including (flexibility importance, mutual respect, effectiveness improvement)
The importance of proper training in developing behavioral style awareness and adaptation capabilities
Practical Assessment
Style identification including (behavioral observation, characteristic recognition)
Communication adaptation including (style-specific approaches, effectiveness demonstration)
Development planning including (self-assessment, goal setting)
Application scenarios including (team dynamics, conflict resolution)
Gained Core Technical Skills
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will have gained the following core technical skills:
DISC style identification including (personal style recognition, others' style observation, behavioral cue interpretation)
Communication adaptation including (style-based adjustment, language modification, approach flexibility)
Conflict management including (style-based conflict understanding, resolution strategies, common ground finding)
Team collaboration including (style diversity leveraging, complementary strength utilization, inclusive teamwork)
Leadership flexibility including (style-based leadership adjustment, motivation adaptation, coaching approaches)
Self-awareness development including (strength recognition, limitation acknowledgment, behavioral understanding)
Relationship building including (rapport establishment, trust development, effective interaction)
Emotional intelligence including (behavioral awareness, empathy demonstration, social skill application)
Persuasion techniques including (style-based influence, message adaptation, buy-in creation)
Customer service excellence including (customer style recognition, service adaptation, satisfaction enhancement)
Training Design Methodology
ADDIE Training Design Methodology
Targeted Audience
Managers leading diverse teams
Team Leaders developing collaboration
Sales Professionals building client relationships
Customer Service Personnel serving diverse customers
HR Professionals supporting employee development
Project Managers coordinating stakeholders
Trainers facilitating learning
Professionals seeking interpersonal effectiveness
Why Choose This Course
Comprehensive coverage of DISC model from theory to practical application
Integration of behavioral psychology with workplace effectiveness
Focus on practical application through self-assessment and exercises
Development of self-awareness and interpersonal skills
Emphasis on communication adaptation and flexibility
Exposure to diverse style interactions and scenarios
Enhancement of conflict management and team collaboration capabilities
Building of behavioral intelligence competencies for professional success
Note
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.
Course Outline
1. Introduction to DISC Model
DISC model history including (William Marston, behavioral psychology, model development)
DISC framework including (Dominance, Influence, Steadiness, Conscientiousness)
DISC model purpose including (self-awareness, relationship building, communication improvement)
DISC applications including (leadership, teamwork, sales, customer service)
Behavioral style versus personality including (observable behavior, situational adaptation, flexibility)
2. Understanding the Four DISC Styles
Dominance style including (results-oriented, direct communication, decisive action)
Influence style including (people-oriented, enthusiastic communication, relationship focus)
Steadiness style including (stability-oriented, supportive communication, consistency preference)
Conscientiousness style including (quality-oriented, analytical communication, accuracy focus)
Style characteristics including (strengths, limitations, motivators, fears)
3. DISC Assessment and Self-Discovery
DISC assessment process including (questionnaire completion, profile interpretation, validation)
Personal style identification including (primary style, secondary style, style blend)
Self-awareness development including (strength recognition, limitation acknowledgment, blind spot identification)
Style validation including (self-reflection, feedback seeking, behavioral observation)
Natural versus adapted style including (authentic behavior, situational adjustment, energy consideration)
4. Dominance Style Deep Dive
Dominance characteristics including (assertive, competitive, results-driven)
Communication preferences including (direct language, bottom-line focus, efficiency)
Strengths including (decisiveness, problem-solving, goal achievement)
Limitations including (impatience, insensitivity, domineering tendency)
Motivators and fears including (challenge motivation, loss of control fear, competence recognition)
5. Influence Style Deep Dive
Influence characteristics including (outgoing, enthusiastic, persuasive)
Communication preferences including (expressive language, storytelling, relationship emphasis)
Strengths including (motivation, networking, creativity)
Limitations including (disorganization, over-commitment, lack of follow-through)
Motivators and fears including (recognition motivation, rejection fear, social approval)
6. Steadiness Style Deep Dive
Steadiness characteristics including (patient, supportive, reliable)
Communication preferences including (calm language, listening emphasis, harmony seeking)
Strengths including (teamwork, consistency, loyalty)
Limitations including (resistance to change, indecisiveness, conflict avoidance)
Motivators and fears including (stability motivation, change fear, appreciation need)
7. Conscientiousness Style Deep Dive
Conscientiousness characteristics including (analytical, systematic, detail-oriented)
Communication preferences including (precise language, data emphasis, logical approach)
Strengths including (accuracy, quality focus, problem analysis)
Limitations including (perfectionism, over-analysis, critical tendency)
Motivators and fears including (quality motivation, criticism fear, competence validation)
8. Case Studies & Group Discussions
DISC application success stories including (team improvement, conflict resolution, communication enhancement)
Style interaction challenges including (Dominance-Steadiness conflicts, Influence-Conscientiousness tensions, communication breakdowns)
Workplace DISC examples including (leadership scenarios, customer service situations, team dynamics)
Style adaptation lessons including (flexibility importance, mutual respect, effectiveness improvement)
The importance of proper training in developing behavioral style awareness and adaptation capabilities
Why Choose This Course?
Comprehensive coverage of DISC model from theory to practical application
Integration of behavioral psychology with workplace effectiveness
Focus on practical application through self-assessment and exercises
Development of self-awareness and interpersonal skills
Emphasis on communication adaptation and flexibility
Exposure to diverse style interactions and scenarios
Enhancement of conflict management and team collaboration capabilities
Building of behavioral intelligence competencies for professional success
Note: This course outline, including specific topics, modules, and duration, can be customized based on the specific needs and requirements of the client.
Practical Assessment
Style identification including (behavioral observation, characteristic recognition)
Communication adaptation including (style-specific approaches, effectiveness demonstration)
Development planning including (self-assessment, goal setting)
Application scenarios including (team dynamics, conflict resolution)
Course Overview
This comprehensive DISC Model training course equips participants with essential knowledge and practical skills required for understanding behavioral styles, adapting communication approaches, and building effective working relationships through the application of DISC personality profiling. The course covers fundamental DISC principles along with practical techniques for self-awareness development, communication style adaptation, conflict management, and team collaboration to enable professionals to enhance interpersonal effectiveness, reduce miscommunication, and optimize team performance.
Participants will learn to apply proven methodologies including DISC Behavioral Assessment, Communication Style Adaptation, Conflict Resolution strategies, Team Dynamics analysis, and Leadership Style Flexibility to identify personal behavioral preferences, recognize others' styles, adjust communication approaches, and create productive working relationships across diverse personality types. This course combines theoretical concepts with practical applications and real-world case studies to ensure participants gain valuable skills applicable to their professional environment while emphasizing mutual respect, flexibility, and emotional intelligence in workplace interactions.
Key Learning Objectives
Understand fundamental DISC model concepts and behavioral dimensions
Identify personal DISC behavioral style and preferences
Recognize and adapt to different behavioral styles
Apply DISC principles to enhance communication effectiveness
Manage conflicts using behavioral style understanding
Build stronger teams through DISC awareness
Adapt leadership approach to different behavioral styles
Create positive working relationships across style differences
Knowledge Assessment
Technical quizzes on DISC concepts including (multiple-choice questions on style characteristics, matching exercise for strengths and limitations, scenario identification)
Scenario-based assessments including (analyzing behavioral situations, recommending communication approaches, solving style-related challenges)
Style recognition exercises including (identifying styles from descriptions, predicting behavioral responses, adapting communication)
Application evaluation including (assessing communication effectiveness, reviewing adaptation strategies, improving interactions)
Targeted Audience
Managers leading diverse teams
Team Leaders developing collaboration
Sales Professionals building client relationships
Customer Service Personnel serving diverse customers
HR Professionals supporting employee development
Project Managers coordinating stakeholders
Trainers facilitating learning
Professionals seeking interpersonal effectiveness
