PUBLIC SPEAKING TRAINING
PUBLIC SPEAKING TRAINING
The Comedy trust has helped over 10,000 people improve their public speaking skills since 2002 with previous clients including Barclays, United Utilities, 02 and Arts Council England.
Want to make your presentations engaging, entertaining and unforgettable? Or are you looking to face your fears of speaking in public in a nurturing environment?
Funny Business Public Speaking Training workshops offer a unique and revolutionary approach to improving your public speaking skills, techniques when presenting and your confidence.
Workshops will:
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Improve your communication, presentation and public speaking skills
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Teach you how to use humour to an advantage to make unforgettable, professional presentations
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Improve your memory and recall methods
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Build confidence & self-esteem, and to help participants to deal with nerves
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Provide savvy training on your vocal delivery, body language and gestures
Each session is run by professional stand-up comedian Sam Avery, with over a decade of experience in delivering high quality training programmes, mental health and education workshops for the community and an extensive range of programmes for businesses.
We pride ourselves in providing the best possible service for our clients. Therefore, each session can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of the group, organisation or individual.
For the full session outline please email us today!
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Are you interested in booking public speaking training sessions? Enquire today to discuss your bespoke training programme
TESTIMONIALS
"I've loved every minute of the training and none of it was as hard as I thought it would be. The first time that everyone laughs at your material it's so reassuring. During the training sessions it was as though The Comedy Trust pre-empted all our questions and fears at every stage. I walked out a foot taller than I went in. I already had a good level of confidence but stretching my comfort zone to this has just given me so much more."
