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Practicing spoken English
Program Overview
Inadequate spoken English skills can threaten an otherwise successful career. Don't let that happen to you or a member of your team. Bottom-Line spoken English skills tackle everything from basic official meetings to making presentations, under able guidance. This course is interactive, fast-paced, fun, and full of tips and techniques you can use immediately.
Program Objectives
At this program's conclusion, participants should be able to:
1. Understand the need to speak confidently.
2. Usage of slang’s and jargons.
3. Voice intonation and modulation.
4. Speak versus speech.
5. Presentations – formats and various medias.
6. Practice sessions.
The following outline highlights some of the course’s key learning points.
Course outline
The Benefits of speaking confidently
The business world moves at a very fast pace. Maximum business communication is verbal in nature. The need for confident delivery of spoken English hence cannot be underscored. In this introductory lesson, participants will discover the difference between business and other types of spoken English communication, along with the cost of poor spoken English skills.
While you TAUGHT – I was TAUT
This part of the program deals with informing participants the need for establishing audience awareness levels about the topic on which one is speaking. The need for blatant usage of slang’s and jargons and the catastrophe, which it can cause, is discussed and remedial process identified.
Monotone and modulation
The need for voice modulation and when not to modulate is of prime importance. Candidates are made to understand the need and forms of voice modulation. They are advised and made to develop their own style.
Monologues and dialogues – when, why and how to be concise
Know when to speak, pause and continue. Need for brevity and when to extrapolate your point of view through speech.
Speaking in public – means and modes
Speaking to a gathering can be a challenge which some enjoy. Most people shy away from it. Upgrade your speaking skills to the next level by mastering the skills of presentation. Also learn how and when to use the various means of presentations.
Speaking is an art – practicing it only refines it further
The session culminates with participants practically exhibiting the learning from these sessions. They are encouraged to practice and participate in group discussions, presentations and delivering lectures.
At the program's conclusion, participants will understand the importance of proper spoken English and will have practiced and been critiqued on newly acquired skills.
