Courses and Seminars

Getting Rid of the Fear and Horror of Public Speaking

"After sending a group through the program, we saw an immediate improvement with their ability to provide quantitative presentations. We are much better communicators and more professional. This has added credibility to our team and these skills have put us in the top 5% of the market." – Vice President, Construction Company

If being asked to make short presentations gives you cold sweats, sleepless nights and a stomachache, you already know that fear of public speaking is holding back your career advancement. You also know that it's time to get over it. Now there's help.

This seminar is not designed to polish your presentation skills. Instead, it concentrates on that all-important first step: it gives you the confidence to stand in front of a group and speak. You'll learn to see a presentation as nothing more than an enlarged conversation; to use a few simple tricks to calm the butterflies; and, most importantly, get through the first two minutes of your talk - the time that makes or breaks you.

You will be asked to make a few, informal presentations. Our certified instructors are experts at creating safe environments where your newfound confidence can flourish.

Who Should Attend
People who hate to speak in public and avoid presentations at all costs. This seminar is not for those who need to polish their skills; it is for people who need to acquire the basic confidence to speak in public.

Learn How To

• Analyze the components of your fear
• Substitute knowledge for memorization
• Use the three Es to prepare
• Make friends with your audience
• Maintain a logical thought pattern
• Think on your feet

Format
Getting Rid of the Fear and Horror of Public Speaking is a two-day seminar that runs on consecutive weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Times may vary according to location).

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