About the School
Dale Carnegie Training is a global organization founded in 1912 by Dale Carnegie. Over more than 100 years, the school has trained over 9 million people worldwide. Programs focus on developing soft skills: leadership, effective communication, public speaking, conflict management, sales, and customer service. The school operates in online (live webinars, eVolve Leadership Platform) and offline (intensive group training) formats. All programs are led by certified instructors who have undergone a rigorous selection process.
Programs and Formats
Dale Carnegie Training offers several key programs:
- Dale Carnegie Course — flagship course on leadership and communication, lasting 12 weeks (one evening per week) or a 4-day intensive.
- High Impact Presentations — public speaking course, 2 days.
- Leadership Training for Managers — program for managers, 4 modules.
- Effective Communication — fundamentals of business communication, 1 day.
- Sales Training — sales training, 2 days.
- Customer Service — customer service, 1-2 days.
- Team Member Development — team building development.
- eVolve Leadership Platform — online subscription with access to a library of courses and tools.
Formats: live online classes (via Zoom or proprietary platform), in-person training at centers (in various countries), corporate programs for teams, and self-paced learning via subscription.
How Much Does It Cost and What's Included
Prices for Dale Carnegie Training programs vary by country, format, and duration. For example, the Dale Carnegie Course in the US costs around $1,500–$2,000 for the full course. High Impact Presentations is around $1,000. The eVolve subscription starts at $99 per month. Check exact prices with the school's manager. The cost typically includes training materials, a certificate, and access to additional resources.
Why Choose Dale Carnegie Training
- Proven methodology: Carnegie's principles have remained relevant for over a century.
- Practical focus: 80% of time is spent on skill practice, 20% on theory.
- Global recognition: the certificate is valued by employers worldwide.
- Flexibility: online and offline, individually and in groups.
- Post-course support: access to an alumni community and additional materials.
What to Consider Before Choosing
- Language of instruction: all programs are in English, requiring at least an Intermediate level.
- Cost: courses are not cheap, but the investment pays off through career growth.
- Format: in-person training is not available in all cities; check for a center in your region.
- Intensity: some programs require a significant time commitment (e.g., 12 weeks).