Public speaking means considering aspects of verbal and non-verbal communication, persuasion, adapting the speech to the position or the audience who will be listening to you, etc.

Objectives

• To acquire resources to make yourself heard, convince, persuade, impact, and influence an auditorium.
• To train in managing meetings, selling services or products in public, defending a proposal to an auditorium, “official” or formal communication in other professional settings, like conferences, congresses, workshops, education, or the media (television, radio, etc.).
• To gain visibility in mainly professional or social and personal settings.
• To create a positive impact on the people who see and hear you.

Contents

• Protocol to prepare a public speech.
• How to overcome stage fright.
• How to handle unexpected situations or awkward questions.
• The most frequent mistakes.
• Individual preparation of brief speeches, video recording, and group assessment.

Available formats: Subsidized course (FUNDAE), workshop, conference.