Speak Easily Training – The Style

Becoming a presenter is not usually part of a job description – but it often turns out to be part of the job.     For some of us, that makes the job more difficult than we expected and we need some help.    If this is your experience, then the SPEAK EASILY style is just what you need – sympathetic, encouraging, supportive and professional.

Presentation training should achieve two objectives:

• give you the tools and techniques you need to do it well
• give you the confidence and freedom to perform

SPEAK EASILY does this, of course.   And, in addition, my specialist training encourages you to acquire skills, expertise, techniques and a mind-set which may not be part of your professional portfolio and not needed in your own specialist field.   I will show you how to

• identify and value your own, unique style and personality
• exploit your creativity and inventiveness
• overcome your anxieties and deal with fear
• learn and use techniques that will enhance your delivery
• take a few risks – step outside your comfort zone
• practice breath control and voice projection
• evaluate positively the performance you give
• love your audience
• apply these skills to other areas of your life and increase your confidence in yourself.

Being able to speak in public is a Life Skill, not just a professional requirement.

With my help you can learn to SPEAK EASILY.

“Sandy creates a learning environment where people are challenged but feel supported.   Her enthusiasm for her work is obvious and she takes care to meet her delegates’ needs.  One of our attendees recently told me that it was ‘fantastic’ and he had been able to put a lot of the learning into practice straight away.”

Colin Coombs, Learning & Development Manager, Tate

“Sandy makes you feel at ease from the beginning.  You go, full of apprehension and self consciousness, and by the end of the session you understand your difficulties. They become manageable and controllable and you deal with your fears.  As a  public demonstrator and speech-maker, doing some television work and running my own business, I needed to be able to present myself with confidence – and so to make other people confident in me.  Sandy showed me the way to do just this.”

Caroline Yates, MD, Confident Cooking