Find Your Voice
Wed Sep 16, 19:00 - Wed Sep 16, 20:00
Event is online
ABOUT
Speak With Confidence – Live Interactive Webinar
Do you know what you want to say, but struggle to say it with confidence when the pressure is on?
Whether you are speaking in a meeting, delivering a presentation, introducing yourself professionally or simply trying to express your ideas more clearly, the way you communicate can influence how others experience your confidence, credibility and ability.
Join Active Communication Training for a practical and engaging live webinar designed to help you understand what may be holding you back and how small changes can make a noticeable difference to the way you speak.
During this interactive session, you will explore:
- Why capable people can sometimes sound less confident than they really are
- How nerves can affect your voice, body language and delivery
- The connection between mindset, voice and presence
- Simple changes that can immediately strengthen the way you communicate
- How professional communication coaching can help you become a more confident and credible speaker
This is not a lecture. Expect demonstrations, interaction and practical examples that will allow you to experience the difference effective communication techniques can make.
Who is this webinar for?
This session is ideal for professionals, managers, business owners, salespeople, entrepreneurs, students and anyone who would like to communicate with greater confidence in professional or everyday situations.
Where: Online - Microsoft Teams
Link in ticket description and will be sent again 1 week before the event via email.
Contact: Deborah Nel on 0836616053
About Active Communication Training
Active Communication Training provides practical communication and public speaking coaching designed to help individuals develop greater confidence, vocal impact, professional presence, persuasive communication and presentation skills.
Your knowledge deserves to be heard.
Let us help you communicate it with confidence.
Book your seat and take the first step towards becoming a more confident communicator.