IRWA's Digital Course Catalog - International Right of Way Association
IRWA's Digital Course Catalog - International Right of Way Association
IRWA's Digital Course Catalog - International Right of Way Association
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<strong>Course</strong> 200 Series: Communication/Negotiations200 Principles <strong>of</strong> Real Estate Negotiation: Developed for right <strong>of</strong> waypr<strong>of</strong>essionals and negotiators who would like to improve settlement rates <strong>of</strong>right <strong>of</strong> way acquisition, this beginning-level, two-day course provides anintroduction to practical, effective communication and negotiation skillsassociated with real estate acquisitions.AvailableOnline!201 Communications in Real Estate Acquisition: Utilizing self-learning exercises, role-playingand simulations <strong>of</strong> actual acquisition interviews, this intermediate three-day course helps to instillconfidence in participants and to enhance their communication/negotiation skills.AvailableOnline!203 Alternative Dispute Resolution: Designed to provide right <strong>of</strong> waypr<strong>of</strong>essionals with information regarding alternate methods to resolvenegotiation disputes, this two-day intermediate course helps participants todevelop the skills necessary to reach lasting, fair settlements when challengesarise in the negotiation process.205 Bargaining Negotiations: This advanced, two-day course provides anoverview <strong>of</strong> the steps involved in bargaining negotiations, how to analyzenegotiations in order to determine whether they are progressing in a bargainingor problem-solving mode and explores the specific skills and attitudes required<strong>of</strong> successful bargainers.AvailableOnline!207 Practical Negotiations for US Federal Funded Land Acquisitions: Ideal for bothexecutive and entry-level pr<strong>of</strong>essionals, this two-day intermediate course focuses on how toimprove settlement rates for acquisitions with adequate consideration to significant right <strong>of</strong> wayelements involved in the location and design <strong>of</strong> the project, including possible social, economicand environmental effects, with an emphasis on U.S. federally funded land acquisitions.2