Upcoming Events
| Date | Event | Description | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 21/7/2020 | How to deliver a clear message | The difference between a meaningful presentation and a forgettable collection of words might not be what you think | |
| Thursday 23/7/2020 | 5 Powerful Techniques to Conquer Your Fears | The No. 1 issue with public speaking is getting blocked by fear. Learn how to control or even eliminate fear. | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 28/7/2020 | 5 Techniques to respond to an unexpected question | In most organizations, being called out during a meeting is a potential disaster for you. It’s viewed as potentially embarrassing and, at a minimum, uncomfortable. But if it happens to you — it doesn’t have to be either. In fact, being called on can be an opportunity to make a positive impression. | ZOOM Link |
| Thursday 30/7/2020 | How to Converse with others with ease | In business, everything starts with a conversation. Whether it’s making a sale, hiring an employee or negotiating a lease, excellent conversational skills are a must. There is often more at stake during casual conversations than in other more formal situations when you are more prepared. | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 4/8/2020 | How to Persuade to Your Point of View | The ability to persuade people – getting them to understand, accept and act upon your ideas – is a valuable skill. Your listeners will more likely be persuaded if they perceive you as credible, if you use logic and emotion in your appeal, if you carefully structure your speech and if you appeal to their interests. Learn this powerful skill in this tranining session. | ZOOM Link |
| Thursday 6/8/2020 | How to present an improvised speech | In most organizations, being called out during a meeting is a potential disaster for you. It’s viewed as potentially embarrassing and, at a minimum, uncomfortable. But if it happens to you — it doesn’t have to be either. In fact, being called on can be an opportunity to make a positive impression. – How experts respond to unexpected questions – How politicians respond to unexpected questions | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 11/8/2020 | 5 Powerful Techniques to Conquer Your Fears | Public speaking can be a frightening experience for many but the sooner you face your fears the faster you will become a confident speaker. | ZOOM Link |
| Thursday 13/8/2020 | 4 secrets to position yourself as an expert | These secrets will go a long way to help you build your brand and ‘sell’ yourself. When you positiion yourself as an expert in your field you will gain greater trust | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 18/8/2020 | How to inspire your audience | Learn how to inspire your audience by appealing to noble motives and challenging the audience to chieve a higher level of beliefs or achievement Appeal to the audience’s needs and emotions, using stories, anecdotes and quotes to add drama | ZOOM Link |
| Thursday 20/8/2020 | The 7-step formula to craft a killer elevator pitch | Draw potential customers with a 60-second speech. The world of business moves quickly and you may have less than 60 seconds to make an impression that lasts. Enter the elevator pitch, so named to reflect the short period of time it takes to travel between floors. The first impression we make on people is crucial. That’s why introducing yourself with a strong “elevator speech” is so important. Maybe one day you’ll hop on an elevator and travel up 30 floors with the CEO of a company for which you’ve always wanted to work, or with the key investor you’ve been pursuing for your new business venture. | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 25/8/2020 | 4-step formula to deliver a motivational speech | Understand the concept and nature of motivationall speaking Apply a 4-step motivational method with the purpose of persuading and inspiring Deliver a motivational speech to persuade an audience to emotionally commit to an action | ZOOM Link |
| Thursday 27/8/2020 | How to deliver a clear message | Did you ever get bored of something? Have you heard people say, “that’s boring.” Did you analyze WHY? Well, majority of the times it is because they don’t get to the point. The difference between a meaningful presentation and a forgettable collection of words may not be what you think. | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 1/9/2020 | How to converse with others with ease | In business, everything starts with a conversation. Whether it’s making a sale, hiring an employee or negotiating a lease, excellent conversational skills are a must. There is often more at stake during casual conversations than in other more formal situations when you are more prepared. – Identify techniques to use in conversing with strangers – Recognise different levels of conversation – How to intitiate a conversation with a stranger – When to use open ended questions to solicit information for further conversation | ZOOM Link |
| Thursday 3/9/2020 | How to present a speech like an Apple Executive | Use these incredibly powerful techniques to get your message across and get noticed | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 8/9/2020 | How to structure a speech for maximum engagement | How important is speech organization? Making sure that your material is presented in a logical format is the difference between communication – and chaos. That’s how important it is. Just throwing all your information at your audience is not informative nor persuasive. Your task as a speaker requires you to be proactive – to present your data and conclusions in a format that a listener can follow. Your call to action will be obvious and motivating only if you organize your material first. | ZOOM Link |
| Thursday 10/9/2020 | Amazing secrets on how to become a compelling conversationalist and make people laugh | People will form an opinion about you in the first few seconds of meeting them. How to ensure that you succeed at first impressions. | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 15/9/2020 | 6 Invisible tricks job interviewers use to test you | A Resume and a standard interview are not enough while trying to find the perfect employee. That is the reason that today’s job interviewers use tricks to test the applicant that that you would fail to notice. Lern them here and be prepared! | ZOOM Link |
| Thursday 17/9/2020 | Why and how did Elon Musk and Steve Jobs use the Rule of Awkward Silence? | Why intelligent minds use this rule and how it is key in developing your emotional intelligence and become more persuasive in your presentations | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 22/9/2020 | The 7-step formula to craft a killer elevator pitch | Draw potential customers with a 60-second speech. The world of business moves quickly and you may have less than 60 seconds to make an impression that lasts. Enter the elevator pitch, so named to reflect the short period of time it takes to travel between floors. The first impression we make on people is crucial. That’s why introducing yourself with a strong “elevator speech” is so important. Maybe one day you’ll hop on an elevator and travel up 30 floors with the CEO of a company for which you’ve always wanted to work, or with the key investor you’ve been pursuing for your new business venture. | ZOOM Link |
| Thursday 24/9/2020 | How to Create Slides That Will Persuade Your Audience | 7 hugely important secrets that will make your slides stand out from the crowd and achieve their purpose | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 29/9/2020 | 4 secrets to position yourself as an expert | These secrets will go a long way to help you build your brand and ‘sell’ yourself. When you positiion yourself as an expert in your field you will gain greater trust | ZOOM Link |
| Thursday 1/10/2020 | 7 magical secrets to developing a great keynote speech | The successful presentation of a keynote speech depends on how well it was developed. identify the basic differences between keynote speeches and other kinds of speeches learn to evaluate audience’s feeling and establish emotional rapport learn and use the professional techniques necessary for a successful presentation develop a speech style and delivery that effectively inspires and moves the audience to adopt your views as a collective reaffirmation of its own | ZOOM Link |
| Tuesday 6/10/2020 | How to respond to an unexpected question | In most organizations, being called out during a meeting is a potential disaster for you. It’s viewed as potentially embarrassing and, at a minimum, uncomfortable. But if it happens to you — it doesn’t have to be either. In fact, being called on can be an opportunity to make a positive impression. – How experts respond to unexpected questions – How politicians respond to unexpected questions | ZOOM Link |