Public speaking is our everyday life, whether we’re presenting a project, hosting a cultural event, or giving a toast at a family gathering. Among us are those who feel comfortable with a microphone, as if they were born to it. There are also among us people for whom public speaking is a strong stressor.
So how can one become a speaker who captivates the hearts and minds of their audience? And how to harness our potential to make public presentations bring us a lot of satisfaction and, most importantly, allow us to take our audience where we want them to go with us?
It’s something that can be learned.
Therefore, I invite you to the „Captivating Speaker” workshop, where together we will become even more „captivating speakers”.
You will have the opportunity to learn:
• planning and preparing an impressive and effective presentation focused on the listener
• tools to make the speech emotionally engaging for the audience
• effective argumentation during the speech
• using the presenter’s own predispositions – how to remain natural while also utilizing a range of presentation styles
• how to work with voice and stage space during public speaking engagements
• coping with stage fright – I promise a few tips
We focus on practice.
Therefore, we ask each of you to prepare a 2-3 minute speech – a persuasive presentation to convince the audience about an idea, hobby, project, company, etc. This is how we will practice. In a safe atmosphere.
We will also share best practices, so we encourage you to be open to both receiving and giving.
WHAT: “Captivating Speaker” – public speaking
WHERE: Ratusz Staromiejski in Elbląg, Stary Rynek 25 Street, 3rd floor, room 300.
WHEN: April 4-5, 2024.
TIME: 9:00-15:00
ORGANIZERS: ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNES OF THE EUROREGION BALTIC
CONTACT: paulina.lieder@eurobal.org.pl or jola.olszewska@eurobalt.org.pl
Participation in the training is completely free of charge.
The event is part of the “Active Creative” project aimed at promoting cultural and creative entrepreneurship. The project is funded by Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway through the EEA Grants as part of the “Active Citizens – Regional Fund” Program.
