The Young Leader’s Guide To Public Speaking

An A-Z on Mastering the Art

What you’ll learn
Discover the 5 pillars of public speaking
Use speechcraft tools for compelling structure and clear communication
Identify preparation practises for effective public speaking
Appropriately tailor each speech or presentation to their audience
Apply delivery (non-verbal) tools to enhance and complement verbal content
Incorporate one’s uniqueness into each presentation

Requirements
No experience in public speaking or presentation required.

Description
Tired of giving presentations where you fumble over your words or delivering speeches where your message doesn’t land as you’d like? Take this course! We’ll cover all the essentials of effective public speaking to take it to THE NEXT LEVEL. Say goodbye to dread, paralysis and incoherence! It’s time to master the art of public speaking – we’ll cover its 5 major pillars, namely: Speechcraft: how you write and craft a successful speech or presentation, including structure and editingPreparation: how you organize your time before you get on stage so your peech packs the most punchAudience: know how to study your audience so that your speech is highly engaging to themDelivery: master techniques of what to do with your voice and body so that your non-verbal and verbal messages line up.”Youniqueness”: learn how to own the beauty of being yourself as a speaker. In her fun and engaging way, Priscilla walks you through the 26 public speaking must-haves in short impactful videos (using each letter of the alphabet) in a way that will catapult your confidence, clarify your communication and transform your speaking skills for good. Ready to take your presentation skills to the next level? Let’s get started!

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: A – Auspicious Audience (A)

Lecture 2 An Auspicious Audience

Section 3: B – Beaming Body Language (D)

Lecture 3 Beaming Body Language

Section 4: C – Captivating Content (S&P)

Lecture 4 Captivating Content

Section 5: D – Dressed to impress (Y)

Lecture 5 Dressed to Impress

Section 6: E – Edit, edit, edit! (S)

Lecture 6 Edit, edit, edit!

Section 7: F – Fighting Stage Fright (Y)

Lecture 7 Fighting Stage Fright

Section 8: G – Girl (Or Boy) Put Your Record On (P)

Lecture 8 Girl (Or Boy) Put Your Record On

Section 9: H – Heartwarming Humour (S&D)

Lecture 9 Heartwarming Humour

Section 10: I – Intentional Interactions (A)

Lecture 10 Intentional Interactions

Section 11: J – Jack Up Your Backup

Lecture 11 Jack Up Your Backup

Section 12: K – Keep Keen Curiosity for Critique (P&A)

Lecture 12 Keep Keen Curiosity for Critique!

Section 13: L – Listen & Learn (P)

Lecture 13 LIsten & Learn

Section 14: M – Mesmorising Memorising (P)

Lecture 14 Mesmerizing Memorising

Section 15: N – No Sweat (On the Spot) (D)

Lecture 15 No Sweat (On the Spot)

Section 16: O – On Point When Online (D)

Lecture 16 On Point When Online

Section 17: P – Practically Perfect Practice (P)

Lecture 17 Practically Perfect Practice

Section 18: Q – Quick & Slooow (D)

Lecture 18 Quick & Slooow

Section 19: R – Remarkable Rhetoric (D)

Lecture 19 Remarkable Rhetoric

Section 20: S – Spectacular Speech Structure (S)

Lecture 20 Spectacular Speech Structure

Section 21: T – Tremendous Taletelling (S)

Lecture 21 Tremendous Taletelling

Section 22: U – Unnecessary Umm-err-ing (D)

Lecture 22 Unnecessary Umm-erring

Section 23: V – Va-va-voom in Your Vocals (D)

Lecture 23 Va-va-voom in Your Vocals

Section 24: W – Write it Right!

Lecture 24 Write It Right!

Section 25: X – Expand Your Lexicon (S)

Lecture 25 Expand Your Lexicon

Section 26: Y – You Guru, You (Y)

Lecture 26 You Guru, You

Section 27: Z – Zest & Zeal (Y)

Lecture 27 Zest & Zeal

Section 28: Conclusion

Lecture 28 WRAP-UP

18-35 year olds in leadership positions, looking to tackle nerves, grow in confidence and command the stage.

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