Public Speaking Course
Structure your material for the biggest impact and speak effectively to any audience
- Maximum 8 Delegates
- Two Trainers per Course
- Money Back Guarantee
More than six months on, I still consider and share examples with colleagues about what I learned from that day at Impact Factory. Before this workshop, I would have been terrified to talk in front of just a few colleagues…I now speak confidently to large groups of people with ease.
This course helps you with
Dealing With Your Feelings
How Public Speaking Works
What Already Works For You?
Handling Nerves
How To Prepare
Why We Get Anxious
Telling a Story
Building Your Confidence
Book this Public Speaking Course
This course is only available as one-to-one skills training.
Please contact us to discuss further options.
If you want to book 4 or more people on to a single course, please contact us:
- Call +44(0)20 7226 1877
- Email enquiries@impactfactory.com
Location
London Training Rooms,Suite 121
Business Design Centre,
52 Upper Street,
London, N1 0QH
Running time
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Our popular and effective public speaking training course focuses on building confidence and communication skills.
Particularly how to journey from fear to deal with nerves, anxiety, and stage fright.
The public speaking classes offer simple, easy-to-practice tools to help you get your compelling message across memorably.
It is a fun and effective public speaking skills training course, with plenty of opportunities to practice in a safe space.
You’ll learn how to deliver your message and engage your audience through interactive workshops in a supportive community with the help of an expert coach
Course Benefits
This Public Speaking Course is limited to 8 delegates ensuring personal attention to everyone on the course with individual feedback in a friendly environment
2 quality trainers per group means a total focus on you in these public speaking workshops.
Public Speaking Course
DAY ONE:
Get your message across memorably
- Presenting vs Public Speaking
- Nerves
- Stress Graph
- Talking to Many
- Building Confidence
- Stretch Your Capacity
- Presence
- Connecting Without Words
- Location
- Everyday Objects
- Simple Story
- Levels of Understanding
- Symbols, Analogies, and Metaphors
- Tailoring Content
- Prepared Speeches
- Closing
- Big Upping
- Before and After
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Presenting vs Public Speaking
Presenters tend to be backed up by technological support for individual presentations
Public speakers are more exposed as they only have themselves and their interaction with their audience to rely on
Nerves
What happens when you have to speak in public?
Examine the journey from fear and its effect on your body
Stress Graph
The symptoms of nervousness can be experienced in three stages:
- Anticipation of speaking
- While speaking
- After speaking and recalling what it was like to speak
Reduce fear and nerves to a manageable level
Talking to Many
The differences between speaking to one person, two or three people, and a larger group
Building Confidence
Look at how mind-reading assumptions are a confidence killer
Presence
Create audience contact for persuasive presentations
How to manage the fight or flight response
Connecting Without Words
Setting up a positive spiral of connection with an audience
Location
Discussion of the various arenas in which you are likely to speak
Preparing for the challenges that arise in certain settings such as remote presentations or urgent client meetings
Everyday Objects
Overlaying an ordinary text with an extraordinary message
Simple Story
Practise using storytelling elements in your speeches to take your listeners on a journey
Levels of Understanding
Assess the levels of understanding within an audience
Deliver information with varied emphasis for a learning experience, without appearing to patronise
Symbols, Analogies and Metaphors
Use analogies and metaphors to explain complicated subject matter
Using symbols as visual aids to reinforce themes and make a point
Tailoring Content
‘What’s in it for me?’
Adapting content to suit the audience and hold the listener’s attention
Prepared Speeches
Prepared speeches that incorporate the principles worked on earlier in the day putting tools into practice
Closing
Big Upping
Practise big upping one another while introducing the next speaker
Create a positive and friendly environment
Before and After
Interacting with an audience before and after the talk
Making yourself available to as many people as you are comfortable with
Join and leave groups with ease
Staying relaxed and dealing with last-minute anxiety
Preparation
Preparing speeches and storytelling practice
Managing yourself during a speech
What to do after
“It was incredibly helpful, fun, and I am starting to feel more confident when I have to talk in front of different audiences – of course, it will take some time, but I will get there.”
I presented my research on insecure work to the Board of my organisation the week after the course. It went great! There were many great points from the course that I put into practice (pausing etc). Overall, since I attended the course, I have felt increasingly confident in speaking, both in the context of presentations, but also during more informal conversations where I give an overview of my work, or my organisation’s work to external people. I have found the course incredibly helpful, and it was run in such a constructive and engaging way. You’re both fabulous instructors.
More than six months on, I still consider and share examples with colleagues about what I learned from that day at Impact Factory. Before this workshop, I would have been terrified to talk in front of just a few colleagues…I now speak confidently to large groups of people with ease.
I did three presentations in the week after the course and used a number of the tools from the day. In particular, focusing on ‘the conversation’ and involving the audience allowing me to remove self-generated anxiety.
