We are interested in hearing from experienced Corporate Trainer professionals who can deliver Difficult Conversations training for organisations operating in and around Jinan.

Brief Overview

The requirement is centred on delivery quality, participant engagement, and the ability to align learning interventions with organisational priorities. Client-facing credibility will matter throughout the engagement.

An upcoming client brief requires a capable trainer who can lead Difficult Conversations learning engagements for managers, team leads, and client-facing professionals across Asia. Success in the role depends on practical facilitation, business relevance, and the ability to help clients improve communication quality, influence, and stakeholder alignment in the workplace.

Core Responsibilities

From an operational perspective, the assignment is best viewed as One-Off Assignment work delivered primarily in a Hybrid environment.

• Keep the learning intervention aligned with business priorities, not just topic coverage, so the work delivers visible value to the client.
• Use practical case studies, scenarios, tools, or workflows to make Difficult Conversations content easier to apply after the session.
• Facilitate discussion, questions, and applied exercises in a way that keeps learning commercially relevant and outcome-focused.
• Deliver structured Difficult Conversations training sessions for client teams linked to Jinan and wider Asia.
• Maintain strong session control, learner engagement, and professional delivery standards across preparation and live facilitation.
• Coordinate effectively with client stakeholders and internal contacts on objectives, timelines, and expected learner outcomes.

Candidate Background

Relevant practitioner-level experience in Difficult Conversations; strong facilitation and stakeholder communication; excellent facilitation, coaching instincts, and the ability to use examples, role-play, and feedback effectively; able to structure sessions that balance concept, discussion, and application.

• Previous experience delivering training, workshops, facilitation, coaching, or advisory work for professional audiences.
• Proven subject-matter credibility in Difficult Conversations with evidence of practical business or corporate application.
• Availability for project-based work linked to Jinan, China, and wider Asia where relevant.
• Good judgement around pacing, audience engagement, and the balance between technical depth and usability.

Preferred candidates will bring exposure to business communication, presentation, facilitation, or stakeholder management programmes, along with experience working with managers, professional learners, or client-facing business teams.

Expression of Interest

Professionals with relevant Difficult Conversations capability are invited to share their background, availability, and examples of previous delivery in comparable corporate settings.