Imagine yourself speaking in public. It could be a speech to a big audience in an auditorium, a pitch to a dozen or so people, an important presentation to one person. Whatever your job most often requires you to do.

How do you feel?

Relaxed, alert, in control? If so, congratulations: you’re in the small minority of people that feel confident about public speaking.

Anxious, nervous, doubting yourself? You’re not alone. But good communication skills are essential for many people, whether you’re pitching to potential investors or customers, keeping your team informed, or inspiring other key people in your organisation. You need to be able to get your message across powerfully, deal with questions, demonstrate credibility and express your personality. In short: to be engaging, agile, confident and natural.

The same skills apply in many other situations too. Interviews, meetings… almost any face-to-face interaction.

At this point you’re probably wondering,

“How can I become a confident public speaker?”

We’ve all seen people who can do that, seemingly effortlessly. Is it an art: something hard to define that requires years of practice and experiment? Is it a natural talent – you’re either born with it or you’re not? Have brilliant presenters learned a secret method that produces a great result every time?

No. No. And no.

Being a great presenter is not an art, a gift, or a formula. It’s a science. We give you a range of tools, techniques and tactics that enable you to communicate clearly using your own natural style. To be ‘you on your best day’.

We can do this in various ways.