Speak So They Listen
Presentation and public speaking practised on camera: structuring the point, holding the room, and surviving the first two minutes.
In-house or open · Communication · One day
- 10–18
- participants, capped
- 2×
- recorded per person
- 1
- day, or two half-days
What it is for
Nervousness is treated as the problem, so most courses spend the day on confidence. But an audience stops listening because a talk had no structure, not because the speaker's hands shook — and structure can be taught in an afternoon.
How it runs
- Teach the structure first and the delivery second. A clear line of argument fixes more nervousness than any breathing exercise, because most of the fear is of losing the thread in public.
- Record every attempt and watch it back in pairs. People correct what they see themselves doing far faster than what they are told they do.
- Finish with the hostile question, rehearsed. It is the moment every speaker fears and the one nobody practises.
What people leave with
- Participants leave with a reusable structure for the talk they actually have to give next month.
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