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About this class The voice is our most potent means of communicating with others. But many people do not know how to use it effectively in a business environment. Your voice can be developed to make sure you get your message across in meetings, negotiations, presentations, conferences and all other aspects of your daily life. You will learn new techniques which will help you bring out the best in your voice and use it with relaxed assurance. Who will the lesson benefit? People in business who are required to communicate verbally to a live audience or via audio or video media. People who wish to sell ideas and products, inspire confidence, motivate, attract and persuade. What delegates will learn Learning objectives - How to get the best from your voice in a variety of situations
- Welcome the opportunity to speak and overcome your fears
- Free your voice from tension and eradicate bad habits
- Easy ways to prepare and deliver your message
- Give your voice power and flexibility
- Make your voice attractive to the listener
- Seize and hold your audience's attention
- Ensure people remember the key points in your message.
Contents of this class - Identifying the powerful voice - your voice of authority - Examining power rooted in confidence - Techniques to free and enlarge your voice
- Supporting the voice - Breathing techniques - Driving and empowering your voice - Exercises to develop and fuel your voice
- Enriching the voice - Gaining access to your whole voice - Using full range of your voice - tone, inflection, emphasis, pitch and emotion - Safeguarding against a dull voice - How your voice can create images in the minds of your audience - Exercises to fill your voice with colour and vitality
- Less is more - How to stop gabbling and rambling - How to be clear and succinct - Exercises in the use of silence and timing - Articulation practice for clarity - Short, improved talks you will learn to edit and refine
- Holding the floor - Learn how audiences react - Know what you want your audience to think and feel - Work as you go with both tutor and group.
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