Public Speaking: Structuring a Clear Presentation
Building confidence in delivering prepared and impromptu speeches to an audience.
Key Questions
- What role does body language play in establishing a speaker's credibility?
- How can a speaker handle difficult questions from an audience effectively?
- What are the key differences between speaking to inform and speaking to persuade?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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