Public Speaking Workshop
Public Speaking Workshop
Privileged are those who can express fearlessly in public. This highly prized workshop offers hands-on training in public speaking skills of the finest grade.
Privileged are those who can express fearlessly in public. This highly prized workshop offers hands-on training in public speaking skills of the finest grade.
“Most Powerful Soft-skill”
“Most Powerful Soft-skill”
Research
1. Career Growth :
Journal of Applied Psychology found that employees who received nine weeks of oracy training were 12% more likely to advance into leadership roles 18 months later.
2. Impact on Learning :
The Guardian highlights that oracy skills directly impacts a child’s academic performance. Oracy skills enhances learning, builds confidence, boosts social inclusion, and prepares students for real-life communication. Demand is rising for its inclusion in the UK’s national curriculum.
3. 90% Wants it :
In a survey of 2017, 90% of University students in USA wanted public-speaking courses to be included in their curricula.
4. Reduces Anxiety :
A study in Cambridge University in March, 2025 found that exposure therapy, stress-reduction techniques, and visualization sessions caused a drop in anxiety upto 44%, and a rise in confidence upto 49%.
1. Career Growth :
Journal of Applied Psychology found that employees who received nine weeks of oracy training were 12% more likely to advance into leadership roles 18 months later.
2. Impact on Learning :
The Guardian highlights that oracy skills directly impacts a child’s academic performance. Oracy skills enhances learning, builds confidence, boosts social inclusion, and prepares students for real-life communication. Demand is rising for its inclusion in the UK’s national curriculum.
3. 90% Wants it :
In a survey of 2017, 90% of University students in USA wanted public-speaking courses to be included in their curricula.
4. Reduces Anxiety :
A study in Cambridge University in March, 2025 found that exposure therapy, stress-reduction techniques, and visualization sessions caused a drop in anxiety upto 44%, and a rise in confidence upto 49%.
“Fear Public Speaking?”
“Fear Public Speaking?”
You are Not Alone
1. World’s No.1 Fear :
Fear of Death is not the World’s No.1 fear. In 2023, Chapman University conducted a nation-wide survey in the United States to find out what people fear most. These are the results :
Rank Fear/Phobia Percentage
1 Public Speaking 34%
2 Fear of Height 28%
3 Fear of Death 24%
4 Claustrophobia 21%
5 Fear of Flying 18%
(Note : Most participants chose multiple options . So total percentage exceeds 100%)
2. 64% of University Students :
In a survey of 2017, 64% of University students in USA reported fear of public-speaking (glossophobia). 90% of students wanted public-speaking courses to be included in their curricula.
3. 75% of World Population :
Fear of public speaking, is one of the most common phobias, affecting approximately 75% of world population to some degree. While many experience mild anxiety, about 5-7% suffer from severe forms, significantly interfering with daily functioning. (American Psychiatric Association, DSM-5)
1. World’s No.1 Fear :
Fear of Death is not the World’s No.1 fear. In 2023, Chapman University conducted a nation-wide survey in the United States to find out what people fear most. These are the results :
Rank Fear/Phobia Percentage
1 Public Speaking 34%
2 Fear of Height 28%
3 Fear of Death 24%
4 Claustrophobia 21%
5 Fear of Flying 18%
(Note : Most participants chose multiple options . So total percentage exceeds 100%)
2. 64% of University Students :
In a survey of 2017, 64% of University students in USA reported fear of public-speaking (glossophobia). 90% of students wanted public-speaking courses to be included in their curricula.
3. 75% of World Population :
Fear of public speaking, is one of the most common phobias, affecting approximately 75% of world population to some degree. While many experience mild anxiety, about 5-7% suffer from severe forms, significantly interfering with daily functioning. (American Psychiatric Association, DSM-5)
“Public Speaking Workshop”
“Public Speaking Workshop”
Core Skeleton
Core Skeleton
1. Assessment.
- Video analysis.
- Interviews.
- Test batteries.
- Projective questioning.
2. Planning.
- General planning.
- Reinforcement strategies.
- Relapse prevention.
3. Exposure.
- Classical exposure.
- Imaginal exposure.
- Systematic de-sensitization.
- Flooding.
4. Confidence Training.
- Psychoeducation of ABC model.
- Identification of inferential distortions.
- Awareness of problematic evaluations.
- Correction of dysfunctional core beliefs.
- Cognitive restructuring.
- Boosting self-esteem.
- Correction of distorted self-identity.
- Fostering self-care.
5. Modelling and Role-plays.
- Facilitation of emotional ventilations.
- Simulation of real situations.
- Modelling a target behaviour.
- Targeted habit formation.
6. Showmanship Training.
- Elements of good delivery.
- Psychology of Charisma.
- Correcting undesirable behaviors.
- The subtle art of Influence.
- Reading people’s faces (rudimentary)
- Body language (rudimentary)
- Magnetism : Psychology of attention.
7. Vocal Endurance Training.
- Relaxation drills and warm-ups.
- Vocal projections.
- Addressing Vocal Fatigue.
- Tonality.
- Volume.
- Pacing and pausing
- Breath-control and the use of breath.
8. Evaluation and Feedback.
- Live performances.
- Video clips.
- Voice recordings.
- Group activities.
- Interviews.
- File reporting.
9. Termination.
- Relapse prevention and membership options.
- Future planning.
10. Certification.
- Final assessment tests.
- Certification of completion.
Core Skills
Core Skills
1. Awareness of thoughts.
2. Emotional regulation.
3. Visualization.
3. Face-reading ability.
4. Spirited body language.
5. Social confidence.
6. Articulatory finesse.
7. Expressive facial reactions.
8. Command of vocal tonality.
9. Pitch variation.
10. Pacing and pausing.
11. Presence.
12. Timing.
13. Storytelling prowess.
14. Visual command.
15. Use of dramatic contrasts.
16. Emotional Contagion.
17. Audience engagement devices.
18. Repertoire of signature styles .
19. Owning the stage.
20. Presentation stratagems.
1. Awareness of thoughts.
2. Emotional regulation.
3. Visualization.
3. Face-reading ability.
4. Spirited body language.
5. Social confidence.
6. Articulatory finesse.
7. Expressive facial reactions.
8. Command of vocal tonality.
9. Pitch variation.
10. Pacing and pausing.
11. Presence.
12. Timing.
13. Storytelling prowess.
14. Visual command.
15. Use of dramatic contrasts.
16. Emotional Contagion.
17. Audience engagement devices.
18. Repertoire of signature styles .
19. Owning the stage.
20. Presentation stratagems.
* Please note that a few of the topics may run parallelly for better impact.
Though serialized, the progression of topics is not necessarily linear.