Talking Skills Training
Learn the fundamentals of speaking
The art of speaking requires a delicate balance between composure and retention. You must ensure that all three elements are present. Having the former two can make your speech less effective and more meaningless. Having the former two can also cause you to say the wrong thing or make mistakes. Speaking Skills Trainees learn how to master these elements as they are the foundation of all speaking engagements.
Different speaking styles can be identified and used correctly
The speaking styles are endless. Some are completely spontaneous and speakers must speak directly to their audience. Others allow them to prepare and then they can go to work. These styles of speaking and strategies are all taught in Speaking Skills Training. This will help improve your ability to speak.
You can adapt to your audience
Although it's not something most people notice, we can change our language to suit our audience. While most people are able to do this, very few know the details. One's 'language' when speaking with a baby is very different from the language used to communicate with their superior. The Speaker Skills Training program will help learners recognize and use the different language used by each party. They will also learn how to incorporate the differences into future speaking activities.
Recognize and appreciate body language's role in speech
The language of words is more visible than body language. In more intimate and personal conversations body language can communicate many things. These include levels of engagement (from listening intently to totally disengaged), honesty and confidence in statements, as well as how easy it is to persuade. It can be difficult to identify these gestures and interpret their meanings. This may require a lot of practice. However, the Speaker Skills Training program provides lessons and methods to help learners recognize these gestures and interpret them. By the end of the program, they should be able to understand the basic concepts and have some proficiency with the interpretation.
Engage with your audience and communicate effectively
To be a good speaker, you need to have charisma. A charismatic personality is able to hold attention using language to convince, persuade and teach others. It is difficult to teach because it is a vague quality. Experts in psychology, linguistics and other related fields have conducted many studies that have helped to identify the key elements of charismatic people. These elements are easier to learn and mimic. Our Speaking Skills Training course provides materials and lessons that will help learners improve their skills. It is hoped these lessons will be passed on to our learners so they can become more effective after training.
