Speaking in Public Course |
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3 Weeks |
7.00 pm |
9.15 pm |
Tuesday |
Course outline
1. Intensive vocal work.
2. Breathing and articulation.
3. Movement awareness.
4. Acting and singing to strengthen Your personal
and vocal confidence.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed!
A diploma in 'Public Speaking' is awarded by The London Academy of Radio, Film & Television to students who successfully complete this course.
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What the students say:
| '' Thanks to a great course and for my personal development'' |
| Craig Hall, 28, City Analyst |
| ''I now feel ultra confident when speaking in public'' |
| Lynn Basset, 31, Business Advisor |
| ''I look forward to implementing my new skills, a valuable experience, many thanks London Academy'' |
| Dave Welling, 27, Financial Consultant |
| '' Just to say a big thanks for transforming my communication skills, a course well worth attending'' |
| Anna Wells, 25, Law Student |
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Fees and to enrol online
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Each week you will learn the same
techniques that actors, politicians and media personalities have been taught at the start of their careers.
Explore your vocal power, learn new ways of expressing yourself and start to build your confidence in public speaking.
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This course is a must for anyone who is responsible for speaking to small groups or who are asked to give big presentations at conferences.
Your voice is an expression of who you are. Learn to use it to your full advantage!
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Taught by Melinda Lawler, the Academy's Head of Speech and Drama, the course is guaranteed to vastly improve vocal confidence. There will be homework to practice during the week and with the professional advice that Melinda offers, the classes are both informative and exciting.
This course is particularly good for students who wish to brush up on their English pronunciation and individuals who feel a need to change and improve their speaking voice.
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Taught in small groups this is an excellent opportunity to explore your voice and to make more sense of your communication skills.
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