This article aims to study the learning effectiveness of training narrative ability. The researcher is a teacher in a university in southern Taiwan, and the junior students in the marketing department of that university are the research subjects. The course "Introduction to Innovation and Entrepreneurship" is supplemented by narrative training, especially in product explanation; while "Store Planning and Design" does not specifically emphasize the teaching objectives of narration, focusing only on store planning. The statistical results show that: students in the "Introduction to Innovation and Entrepreneurship" course hone their expression skills, observe and cooperate with each other, and cultivate colloquial communication skills. The comparison of questionnaire evaluations at the beginning and end of the semester reveals that students' consciousness of narrative ability and training effectiveness have been significantly improved; the "Store Planning and Design" course has not achieved effective results in this aspect due to the lack of narrative communication activity design.