Maximising your Potential

Introduction to this course

Do I need presentation skills? Yes! Yes! Yes! If you ask many
people they may well admit that there are hundreds of other things they could think of doing rather than getting up in front of an audience and speaking. However, being a confident and competent communicator is increasingly becoming ever more of a necessity in today's competitive world.

Good presenters open doors for themselves, poor presenters, however brilliant their ideas, sell themselves short. Attending our one day course will enable you to develop areas of strength, allow your confidence to grow and performance to improve.

Watching yourself on DVD will help you see for yourself what you are getting right and where you may need some extra help.

Why choose VoiceatWork?

We will give you all the skills you need vocally and structurally to give yourself the best chance – whether presenting, pitching or even applying for job.

Our presentation and voice training workshops give you the chance to improve your style, hone your skills and practice in a relaxed environment in one of Central London's most elegant surroundings – The Royal Society of Arts (RSA).

You will have the benefit of a professional voice and performance coach to show you how to make the most of the way you sound and an experienced writer and journalist to work on what you say and when.

What will you get?

• Loads of advice and tips on how to structure and deliver successful presentations

• Advice on how to work an audience

• An insight into the psychology of your audience and how to mirror

• Tips on how to use your voice and vanquish any unwanted nerves

• Comprehensive notes on both voice exercises and presentation structure

• A chance to see yourself in action

Key issues covered

In this practical one day course delegates will be coached in a safe and caring environment which allows them to speak with confidence and clarity.

• You will understand the key skills associated with the delivery of an effective presentation

• Structure for maximum impact

• Vocal techniques to ease nerves and maximise the full range and power of your voice

• Assistance to those whose first language may not be English

• Handling an audience and taking questions

• Eliminate unwanted non verbal communication

• Visual aids - when to use or not