Public Speaking & Presentation Skills
(It's okay to talk to strangers!©)
Conquer your fears... Public speaking and presenting in front of clients, colleagues or the general public can be daunting. However, many of us need to be skilled in doing this – and for most of us it is a terrifying task.
- Are you or your staff afraid of making presentations to clients?
- Does public speaking make you or others in your team feel ill?
- Have you ever watched a skilled, professional speaker in admiration and wondered how they do it?
If you answered YES to any of these questions, then you and your organisation will benefit from this course.
- Public Speaking and Presentation Skills
Building on a presenter’s confidence when presenting to groups. Dealing with nerves, preparation of themselves, their material and controlling their environment. This session includes practise presentations to the group and feedback from the trainer. ...and much more!
Public Speaking & Presentation Skills
"I have always found it difficult speaking in front of large groups and in my position I am regularly called upon to do so. I make all sorts of excuses as to why I cannot do it from didn't bring my glasses to laryngitis.
I decided to attend one of Kellie's public speaking courses and was surprised to find others equally stressed by having to speak in public. I found the course liberating and taught me some valuable skills to overcome my nervousness and present my talk in a logical and humorous manner. I also learned it is okay to be nervous but to use it to my own advantage".
Anne Kocass, Program and Development Manager
WESLEY UNITING EMPLOYMENT
Newcastle, Hunter and Mid North Coast
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