Emotional Intelligence (EQ) Training

Scientific breakthroughs and recent studies show that that Emotional Intelligence is a strong predictor of both life and workplace success. It is becoming increasingly apparent also that Emotional Intelligence (EQ/EI) competencies are at the heart of success and essential in developing workplace relationships and productivity.

Many are already aware of the enlightening statistics following the research and findings of Daniel Goleman who initially brought EQ into the limelight with his initial publication of “Why it can matter more than IQ” in 1995. More recently, the World Economic Forum has published their “Future of Jobs” report which states that by 2020, the top ten employment skills will be centered around emotionally intelligent capabilities. A person with high technical knowledge in any given subject does not automatically have natural ability to manage teams or even work well with others within a team to effectively realise their true potential. Companies, HR, managers and staff members are becoming increasingly aware that there is a missing piece to the puzzle. EQ is now realised as even more essential throughout the world than the 100 year old concept of IQ. Emotional Intelligence is proving itself to be a far more critical skill which yields results and correlates to ongoing health, happiness and productivity. These benefits are often found with direct links to success. Furthermore, Emotional Intelligence is a skill that can be learned and developed on a day to day basis. Schools, universities and businesses alike are now integrating Emotional Intelligence into their curriculum and training. An “Emotionally Intelligent” individual is one that has the understanding, skills and tools available to them which help them to realise and manage their own emotions as well as the emotions of those around them even when placed in exceptionally difficult circumstances or under intense pressure. We at Ultimahub along with our partners have created Emotional Intelligence training workshops, assessments, games and activities which focus on developing the essential areas of Emotional Intelligence.

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