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MSCEIT Certification Workshop & EI Skills Train the Trainer Seminar August 2-3-4 2010 |
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On the campus of Yale University New Haven, Connecticut USA
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Unique certification and train the trainer class for:
- Organizational development professionals
- Executive coaches
- Training and development professionals
- Human resource professionals
- Career counselors
- Faculty
- Students
Enhance your understanding of the Mayer, Salovey, Caruso ability model of Emotional Intelligence. You will be certified to assess and coach emotional intelligence with the MSCEIT and also, to teach emotional intelligence skills to others.
The 1 1/2 day MSCEIT certification course is facilitated by David Caruso. David is the co-developer of the MSCEIT test, and co-author of the book The Emotionally Intelligent Manager. He is one of the world’s leading experts on emotional intelligence. David has published dozens of articles on the topic of emotional intelligence. This section certifies you on the MSCEIT.
The 1 1/2 day EI skill building seminar is facilitated by EI Skills Group President Susan Kornacki. She is the top-rated EI trainer on the MSC ability model in the world today. Susan has probably provided MSCEIT feedback to more clients than anyone and she is one of the five MSCEIT train-the-trainers in the world. She is an author of an article for the New England Human Resources Association, a co-author on a chapter in the recently released book Emotional Intelligence in Everyday Life (2006), lead author on a contribution to Emotional Intelligence in Everyday Life Workbook (2006), and the lead developer of a series of activities, reflections and exercises titled Teaching Emotional Intelligence Skills to Others (2006). This section allows you to run EI training sessions (but not MSCEIT certification sessions).
MSCEIT Certification Course
Explain the intelligence behind emotions with the powerful “4-branch model.”
Discover the Mayer-Salovey-Caruso four-ability model of emotional intelligence:
Identifying Emotions
- the ability to recognize how you and others feel.
Using Emotions - the ability to generate emotion, and to reason, think
and create with this emotion.
Understanding Emotions - the ability to understand people's emotions,
what causes emotions, and how emotions change.
Managing Emotions - the ability which allows you to harness the power of
your emotions to make effective decisions and choices.
Use and interpret the MSCEIT to measure emotional intelligence abilities.
Debrief individuals using a practical coaching script.
Present the MSCEIT model and test using an interactive 2-hour training module.
Better understand your own (intrapersonal) EI and how to optimize your abilities.
Discover how to best apply EI in your work environment.
History of Emotional Intelligence – understand how the term EI became known, explore the past of EI (what is measures and what it doesn’t) and recent research regarding the MSCEIT and other EI assessment tools.
Pre-Work: Each participant takes the MSCEIT on-line prior to the workshop and receives an individual feedback session. There is an online learning component as well (takes about 90 minutes).
MSCEIT Products: You will receive your customized MSCEIT report, User's Manual, Item Booklet, additional MSCEIT test scoring to get started right away, Participant Manual, MSCEIT Feedback Guide, and Introduction to EI overheads (to use as a presentation tool for clients and test takers).
EI Skills Train the Trainer Session
Exclusively focused on tools and methods to teach emotional intelligence skills to others. Designed and facilitated by EISG President Susan Kornacki. (Read more about Susan here.)
Learn the best methodologies on how to increase others’ EI skills.
Incorporate and transform your own unique EI ability into a successful EI training session.
Use a variety of cognitive, experiential and skill building exercises for both individual and team use.
Maximize EI in your organization or business practice.
EI Skills Products: You receive a copy of The Emotionally Intelligent Manager, Emotion Word Cards, and other training materials! Once you complete this course, you will be able to purchase additional training materials for use with your clients.
Workshop Hours:
Day 1
8:45 AM: Coffee ready!
9:00 AM: Workshop begins
5 PM: Day 1 workshop classroom session ends.
Day 2
8:45 AM: Coffee
9:00 AM: Workshop begins
5 PM: Day 2 workshop classroom session ends.
Day 3
8:45 AM: Coffee
9:00 AM: Workshop begins
3 PM: Day 3 workshop classroom session ends. (Approximately - we'll discuss this!)
Lunch is included each day - sometimes we bring it in, sometimes we go out.
Dress is business casual for all events. Check the weather forecast – it varies a lot!
Information and Registration
Please contact David Caruso (david @ eiskills.com 203 219-7212) or Susan Kornacki (susan @ eiskills.com). We generally have anywhere from 4 to 14 people attend.
You can register online and pay via credit card by clicking HERE.
Cancellation Policy
If you sign up and later cancel 30 days or more before the session, we will remit your entire payment, less 8% (our processing costs). If you cancel with less than 30 days notice, we will refund 75% of your registration fee. The remaining 25% can be applied to a future training session!
TRAVEL
The Location:
The MSCEIT / EI Workshop will be held on the campus of Yale University.
Detailed map is at:
http://www.yale.edu/campusmap/hillhouse.html
Clickable map is at:
http://www.facilities.yale.edu/campus/IMAPnew.asp
Accommodations:
For a map of the building and nearby hotels click below or paste the link into your browser:
Omni New Haven Hotel
155
Temple St
New Haven, CT
203-772-6664. The Omni is a 10-minute walk.
Courtyard by
Marriott at Yale
30 Whalley Avenue
New Haven
(203) 777-6221 or 1-800-465-4329
About a 15-minute walk.
The Study At Yale
A new hotel on Chapel Street. An easy 10-minute walk.
Other Options
New Haven Hotel
229 George Street
New Haven, Connecticut 06510
203-498-3100
Reservations - 1-800-NH-Hotel. A bit less expensive, very close to campus - 15
minutes.
Three Chimneys Inn
1201 Chapel Street
New Haven
(203) 789-1201 or 1-800-443-1554
I-95 Exit 47; I-91 Exit 1 (downtown)
Touch Of Ireland
Guest House
670 Whitney Avenue
New Haven
Jeannine & Michael McCann
Toll free 1-866-787-7990 or 787-7997
www.TouchofIrelandGuestHouse.com
Premiere Hotel and Suites
www.newhavensuites.com
3 Long Wharf Drive
New Haven
(203) 777-5337 or 1-800-331-3131
I-95 to Exit 46 "Long Wharf". You will need a car. It’s in an industrial
section.
Also, look online for hotels in Milford, West Haven, Stratford (20
minutes), Hamden (20 minutes).
Directions:
Parking, Driving, Etc.
Parking is a problem – if you are going to have a car with you and will drive to the meeting room each day make sure you take extra time. On-street meters are only 2 hours. There is an all-day garage on Grove Street (5 minute walk), an all-day lot on Broadway (15 minute walk).
Train
There is hourly Metro-North service to New Haven from Grand Central Station in New York City at Park Avenue and 42nd Street. For further information, call 800 638-7646 or see http://as0.mta.info/mnr/schedules/sched_form.cfm. Amtrak service is scheduled daily from Boston or via Penn Station in New York. Take a cab from the RR station to campus.
Plane
Tweed-New Haven Airport – HVN is the closest airport and is approximately four miles from the Yale campus. It is serviced by US Airways through Philadelphia. Taxi, bus, and car rental service is available. There is frequent shuttle bus service to New Haven. Connecticut Limousine (located at the Long Wharf Terminal, I-95 Exit 46 in New Haven, 800 320-7298) services Kennedy International Airport (JFK - New York -- eighty miles to campus), LaGuardia International Airport (LGA - New York -- seventy-two miles to campus), Newark International Airport (EWR - Newark, New Jersey -- ninety-two miles to campus), and Bradley International Airport (BDL - Windsor Locks, Connecticut -- fifty-three miles to campus). Another regional airport is White Plains (HPN).
AMTRAK has service from Newark International Airport to New Haven. That is often the best way to get to the University by public transportation. People from outside the US often fly to NY, stay in Manhattan for a few days to see the sights and then take Metro-North Railroad from Grand Central to New Haven (trains leave every hour, about a 90-minute ride).
Car
Interstate 95 - From I-95: Turn off turnpike at I-91 North Exit (Hartford-Springfield Exit) and continue for a short distance on I-91 to Trumbull Street, Exit 3. Follow I-91 directions below.
Interstate 91 - From north and south: Take Exit 3 (Trumbull Street Exit). Stay in the middle lane and continue straight onto Trumbull Street through three traffic lights. At the third traffic light, turn left on to Temple. Make your first right (at the light) onto Grove St. Look for parking on Temple or Grove, or turn right onto Hillhouse.
Parking - Metered parking is available on local streets. City parking garages are also available. PARKING LOT LINK:
http://local.yahoo.com/results?fr=dd-local-more&stx=parking+lots&csz=New+Haven%2C+CT