Course Outline
Day 1
Arrival, Orientation, and Preliminary Setup
Preparation of training materials, participant registration and orientation, and distribution of refreshments
Module 1: Cultivating Confidence in the Public Forum
Exploring the critical role of self-assurance in the efficacy of public address and the articulation of personal perspectives
Exercise 1: Personal Introduction and Self-Identification
Participating personnel will present introductory remarks to the full audience to foster self-assurance and professional self-regard.
Module 2: The Mechanics of Influence and Persuasion – Strategies for Audience Engagement
Examination of techniques for conveying and implementing ideas designed to influence stakeholders, inspire action, and capture audience attention.
Exercise 2: Guided Construction Simulation
Teams consisting of three members will construct a structure using building blocks. Two members will wear blindfolds, while one designated leader, who is unobstructed, provides verbal instructions to guide the process. One blindfolded member executes the construction, while the other relays instructions, simulating the dynamics of leadership and communication clarity.
Debrief and Integration Session
Consolidation of key insights and facilitated discussion regarding the outcomes of the preceding exercises
Module 3: Architecture of Public Address
Analysis of the structural components of public speaking, including preparatory methodologies and critical elements of effective delivery.
Exercise 3: Narrative Synthesis
Groups will collaboratively develop a cohesive narrative based on a designated thematic prompt
Module 4: Formulation and Execution of Speeches
Instruction focused on the logical construction of speech content, identification of high-impact delivery strategies, and preparation protocols for public address.
Comprehensive Review and Performance Assignment
Participants will be assigned a designated topic for a public presentation with a maximum duration of five to ten minutes.
Day 2
Exercise 1: Public Presentation of Assigned Topics
Module 5: Integrating Public Address with Digital Communication Channels
Requirements
- A foundational understanding of basic communication skills, message delivery, and digital engagement.
- Prior experience with stakeholder communication, public relations, and general public address.
Intended Audience
- Employees with direct responsibilities for public interaction and stakeholder relations
- Emerging managers and team supervisors
- Personnel seeking to enhance their professional presence and communication effectiveness
Testimonials (2)
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Malte Meiser - Oaklins International
Course - Public Speaking 101: The Art of Mastering Self-Expression (With Social Media Relevance)
The energy of the trainer and how he conducted the course