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Micro-credential in Negotiating for Value
Hear past participants discuss why they chose Negotiating for Value at Trinity Business School and how they have applied their enhanced negotiating skills back at work.
Programme Overview
50% Funding subsidy available for eligible applicants. Contact jane.flanagan@tcd.ie for further information
| June 2025 | October 2025 | |
|---|---|---|
| Format | In-person | In-person |
| Duration | 4 full days | 4 full days |
| Schedule | 9am-5pm | 9am-5pm |
| Dates |
17, 18, 19, 20 June 2025 |
28, 29, 30, 31 October 2025 |
| Tuition Fees | Certificate for Completion Route (CC) €1850 Micro – Credential Route (MC) €2000 (50% funding subsidy available) |
Certificate for Completion Route (CC) €1850 Micro – Credential Route (MC) €2000 (50% funding subsidy available) |
| MC Application Deadline | 20th of May | 15th of November |
Discover tried and tested negotiation strategies to apply in formal and informal negotiations for successful outcomes.
The ability to negotiate well is an essential skill that every employee should possess. Put negotiation skills at the heart of business strategy and culture to drive organizational success - ensure that negotiations do not depend on personal judgement or ‘gut feeling’.
What does the programme offer you?
- Proven techniques to craft mutually beneficial, non-manipulative and sustainable deals
- Insights into human behaviour, cross-cultural imperatives, creativity and innovation
Opportunities to plan and negotiate together to successfully create bi-lateral and multi- lateral agreements
Programme details
Within the course you will cover:
- Establishing the core determinants of principled, value maximizing negotiations
- Different types of negotiation and how to create a negotiation climate conducive to developing mutually beneficial negotiation outcomes
- Negotiation strategies, tactics, ploys and gambits
- Building trust and negotiating across cultures
- Dealing with difficult parties in negotiations
- Structured negotiation planning using a planning template
- Planning and negotiating a bi-lateral negotiation
- Planning and negotiating a complex negotiation that encompasses multiple business disciplines
Who is this programme designed for?
- Leaders and managers in small, medium and large organisations
- Sales or procurement executives
- Entrepreneurs wishing to gain venture funding and/or establish new business initiatives
- Legal practitioners
Programme delivery
Four full days in-person
Programme Lead: David Venter
Professor David Venter is a world-renowned expert in creating business value through negotiations. He helped lead the reconciliation process in South Africa as the Director General of all government communication and information under President Nelson Mandela. He has taught negotiation, conflict resolution and leadership at business schools in Europe, China and South Africa and teaches on the Executive MBA programme at Trinity Business School. David also consults and delivers training for the corporate, governmental and NGO sectors.
Why undertake the programme for credits?
Micro-credentials are short flexible modules that lead to accreditation in the form of ECTS. For further general information about micro-credentials please click here.
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I was pleasantly surprised by the exceptional quality of the Negotiation for Value course at Trinity Business School. Professor Venter, with his extensive experience and exemplary teaching style, surpassed all my expectations. The practical insights and strategies covered in the course have significant relevance in both professional and personal spheres. I wholeheartedly endorse and highly recommend this course.
Consultant, HYGGE - easy planning & sales strategies, Brazil
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There are very few courses where you get more than what you expected in terms of learning and exposure. This course is definitely one of them. It is simply an essential skill that all involved in any form of negotiation should possess.
Chief Executive of SA Institute of Professional Accountants, South Africa
Professor David Venter on Negotiating for Value
In his own words, David Venter, discusses the need for win-more / win-more negotiation to create robust agreements that will last.