Public Speaking
Course
Inhouse
Description
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Type
Course
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Methodology
Inhouse
A highly practical session for people wanting to obtain public speaking skills. The course covers all aspects of public speaking and includes video playback to help review and improve performance.
About this course
No previous knowledge is required.
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Course programme
A highly practical session for people wanting to obtain public speaking skills. The course covers all aspects of public speaking and includes video playback to help review and improve performance.
Prerequisites
- No previous knowledge is required.
Objectives
- Delegates will be able to :
- Upon completion of the course delegates will be able to confidently deliver clear and concise presentations to major audiences so that the information they contain will be remembered and be memorable.
- Managing Stress ()
- Comprehensive colour course manual and exercises
- Lunch (When at our training venue)
- Refreshments (When at our training venue)
- Relaxed refreshment area at our training room
Introduction
- When do you use your skills?
- Why are they important?
- Isolating the message
- Who is the audience
- Expectations of the audience
- Developing a theme
- Logical format: a beginning, a middle, an end
- Making it relevant to the audience
- Collating information
- Using everyday language
- Written versus spoken word
- Writing it down; how to make notes
- Brevity is the soul of wit
- The options
- Deciding on and using visual aids
- Computer generated graphics
- 35mm slides
- Films
- Overhead and back projection
- Television monitors
- Sound aids fixed and radio microphones
- Prepare practise perform
- Breathing and relaxation
- Pitch, tone, pace and rhythm
- Emphasising key words
- Clear articulation
- Being expressive
- Avoiding 'difficult' words
- A good and high impact opening line
- Overcoming nerves and anxiety
- Building confidence
- Projecting confidence and enthusiasm
- Being motivational
- Repetition for impact
- Talking to the audience on an individual basis
- The importance of the 'pause'
- Use of humour
- Using hands and eyes
- Being assertive and straightforward
- Avoiding aggression and conflict
- Using personal strengths
- Making an impression
- Body language
- Avoiding bad habits
- Develop an empathy
- Plan for participation
- Dealing with questions
- Handling objections
- Handling individuals with care
- How and when to close
Public Speaking