This module is dedicated to the art of public speaking and teaches participants how to use body language, verbal, and emotional techniques to persuade an audience. It includes a short introduction to identifying and highlighting the core message, as this is a crucial ingredient of any strong presentation. Throughout the day, participants will put the techniques they learn into practice based on a presentation of their own choice.
Oratory Training 1-day
Training Objectives
- Learn public speaking techniques to present with ease and strong stage presence.
- Learn how to persuade an audience through the use of body language, verbal, and emotional communication.
Prerequisites
- Having already given a public presentation.
- Having a concrete presentation case to work on, which will be used as a case study during some practical exercises.
- No computer is required.
Target Audience
Employees and managers in companies, particularly executives, people who frequently speak in public, and sales professionals.
Teaching Tools, Methods, and Formats
- Website with training materials and exercises
- PowerPoint visual support
- Printed exercise workbook
- Practical exercises
Evaluation Method
- Ongoing evaluation throughout the training
- Final practical exercise applying the acquired skills
Program
Introduction
- The three pillars of a successful presentation
- Agenda and objectives
- Your expectations
Message
- ABC: it’s not your presentation, it’s theirs
- Transformation objective
- Information + Emotion = Action
- Audience Transformation Journey
True or False?
- Debunking myths to better understand what makes a good speaker
Grounding the Body
- Learning body and visual grounding techniques, the foundations of public speaking
- Learning how to breathe to speak more effectively
Verbal Language
- How to use words and voice to increase presence and persuade your audience
Body Language
- Using movement and gestures to add strength and intention to your speech
Emotional Language
- Developing your emotional range and learning how to use it to create the desired impact
- Managing stress, even in challenging situations
Practical Tips
- Clothing, what to eat and drink, whether to use cue cards or notes, how to avoid rehearsal fatigue, and more
Final Exercise
- Practical application of skills through a complete five-minute presentation
Conclusion
- Recap of key points
- Training evaluation by participants