Types of public speaking:

  • informative – used in scientific reports, communication, lecturing, teachers’ monologues when explaining, describing certain events/events, students’ answers in classes, as well as instructions, announcements of events;
  • protocol – greetings and congratulatory speeches at official events, opening speeches praising the merits of individuals or organizations, speeches at ceremonies, condolences, formal toasts;
  • entertaining – private toasts, speeches at banquets, emotional speeches about interesting events;
  • persuasive – to demonstrate the correctness of the speaker’s position, to strengthen or change the listener’s opinion on an issue (speeches in scientific or political debates, election, campaign or advertising speeches).

Learn how to convey your point of view, your ideas in a favorable light, to draw attention to an issue of concern or personal brand.

Speech Fundamentals. Speech Techniques

  1. CONFIDENT COMMUNICATION
    Exercises for establishing correct speech breathing, strong voice, diction and articulation.
    The concept of “communication”
    Three pillars of successful communication
    Where does communication begin, how to achieve goals with words?
    Basic communicative abilities
  2. FEAR OF PUBLIC SPEAKING
    Exercises for establishing correct speech breathing, strong voice, diction and articulation.
    Fears of public speaking
    Imposter syndrome
    Uncovering the strengths and weaknesses of the speaker
    How to reduce anxiety before speaking?
  1. ATTENTION HOOKS/SPEAKING TECHNIQUES
    Exercises to establish proper speech breathing, strong voice, diction and articulation
    How to get and keep attention?
    Contact with the audience: visualization and gesticulation
    The audience – an ally and empath
    Techniques – how to inspire the audience
  2. BEAUTY OF SPEECH
    Exercises for proper breathing, strong voice, diction and articulation.
    Vocabulary and parasitic sounds
    Intonation and pauses
    Proper accents in speech
    How to overcome monotony
    The word – an instrument of influence and success
  3. SPEAKER CLUB
    Exercises for proper breathing, strong voice, diction and articulation.
    Public speaking in front of a group
    Practical consolidation of the speaker’s techniques
    Analysis and recommendations for each person from the course instructor
    Questions/Answers