Public
Speaking
Skills
Techniques to Become a Skilled Speaker
When you find out that you are
going to be the speaker at the
program, meeting, event, or
occasion, how do you feel?
How can you eliminate
your anxiety when
speaking in
front of an audience?
->The Act or process
of making speeches
in public.
Public
Speaking
Also called oratory or
oration, has traditionally
meant speaking in person to
a live audience
Public
Speaking
1)Speaking to INFORM.
2)Speaking to PERSUADE.
3)Speaking to ACTUATE.
4)Speaking to ENTERTAIN.
4 Types of Speaking:
skil
l practice
understand
prepare
Public
Speaking
skill
An effective public speaker understands the needs of
the audience and is flexible enough to adopt changes
that may arise even while delivering the speech.
Key Skills
for Effective
Public
Speaking
Confidence: Believing in yourself and
your message.
Clarity: Speaking clearly and concisely.
Engagement: Capturing and
maintaining audience interest.
Body Language: Using non-verbal
communication effectively.
Preparation: Organizing and
rehearsing your speech.
10 Tips to
improve
your Public
Speaking
Skills:
Practice and Prepare
Know your audience
Organize your material in the
most effective manner to
attain your purpose.
Watch for feedback and
adapt to it
Let your personality come
Through
10 Tips to
improve
your Public
Speaking
Skills:
Use Humor, Tell Stories, and Use
Effective Language
Don’t read unless you have
to. Work from an outline
Use your voice and hands
effectively. Omit nervous
gestures
Grab Attention at the Beginning,
and Close with a
Dynamic End.
The Importance of
Public Speaking
Builds confidence and self-
esteem.
Essential for conveying ideas
clearly and persuasively.
Communication
Enhances career opportunities
and leadership skills.
Professional Growth
Helps in inspiring and
motivating others.
Influence
Personal Development
Structuring Your Speech
Grab attention, state
purpose, and outline key
points.
Introduction
Present main ideas with
supporting evidence and
examples.
Body
Summarize key points,
restate the purpose, and
end with a strong closing
statement.
Conclusion
01 02 03
Overcoming
Nervousness
Rehearse multiple times to
build familiarity.
Practice
Imagine yourself speaking
confidently.
Visualization
Use deep breathing to
calm nerves.
Breathing Techniques
Encourage yourself with
affirmations.
Positive Self-Talk
Engaging Your
Audience
Ask Questions: Involve the audience
through interaction.
Use Stories: Share relevant anecdotes to
make points relatable.
Visual Aids: Incorporate slides, charts, and
images to support your message.
Body Language: Maintain eye contact, use
gestures, and vary your tone.
Handling Q&A
Sessions
Listen Carefully:
Understand the
question before
responding.
Stay Calm: Take
your time to
formulate an
answer.
Be Honest: If you
don’t know the
answer, admit it
and offer to follow
up later.
Continuous Improvement
Ask for constructive
criticism from peers
and mentors.
Seek
Feedback
Review recordings to
identify areas for
improvement.
Record
Yourself
Participate in public
speaking workshops
and seminars.
Attend
Workshops
Study books and
resources on public
speaking.
Read and
Learn
Conclusion
Mastering public speaking takes
practice, preparation, and a willingness
to grow. By developing key skills,
engaging your audience, and
continuously improving, you can
become a confident and effective
speaker.

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  • 1.
  • 2.
    When you findout that you are going to be the speaker at the program, meeting, event, or occasion, how do you feel?
  • 3.
    How can youeliminate your anxiety when speaking in front of an audience?
  • 4.
    ->The Act orprocess of making speeches in public. Public Speaking
  • 5.
    Also called oratoryor oration, has traditionally meant speaking in person to a live audience Public Speaking
  • 6.
    1)Speaking to INFORM. 2)Speakingto PERSUADE. 3)Speaking to ACTUATE. 4)Speaking to ENTERTAIN. 4 Types of Speaking:
  • 7.
  • 8.
    An effective publicspeaker understands the needs of the audience and is flexible enough to adopt changes that may arise even while delivering the speech.
  • 9.
    Key Skills for Effective Public Speaking Confidence:Believing in yourself and your message. Clarity: Speaking clearly and concisely. Engagement: Capturing and maintaining audience interest. Body Language: Using non-verbal communication effectively. Preparation: Organizing and rehearsing your speech.
  • 10.
    10 Tips to improve yourPublic Speaking Skills: Practice and Prepare Know your audience Organize your material in the most effective manner to attain your purpose. Watch for feedback and adapt to it Let your personality come Through
  • 11.
    10 Tips to improve yourPublic Speaking Skills: Use Humor, Tell Stories, and Use Effective Language Don’t read unless you have to. Work from an outline Use your voice and hands effectively. Omit nervous gestures Grab Attention at the Beginning, and Close with a Dynamic End.
  • 12.
    The Importance of PublicSpeaking Builds confidence and self- esteem. Essential for conveying ideas clearly and persuasively. Communication Enhances career opportunities and leadership skills. Professional Growth Helps in inspiring and motivating others. Influence Personal Development
  • 13.
    Structuring Your Speech Grabattention, state purpose, and outline key points. Introduction Present main ideas with supporting evidence and examples. Body Summarize key points, restate the purpose, and end with a strong closing statement. Conclusion 01 02 03
  • 14.
    Overcoming Nervousness Rehearse multiple timesto build familiarity. Practice Imagine yourself speaking confidently. Visualization Use deep breathing to calm nerves. Breathing Techniques Encourage yourself with affirmations. Positive Self-Talk
  • 15.
    Engaging Your Audience Ask Questions:Involve the audience through interaction. Use Stories: Share relevant anecdotes to make points relatable. Visual Aids: Incorporate slides, charts, and images to support your message. Body Language: Maintain eye contact, use gestures, and vary your tone.
  • 16.
    Handling Q&A Sessions Listen Carefully: Understandthe question before responding. Stay Calm: Take your time to formulate an answer. Be Honest: If you don’t know the answer, admit it and offer to follow up later.
  • 17.
    Continuous Improvement Ask forconstructive criticism from peers and mentors. Seek Feedback Review recordings to identify areas for improvement. Record Yourself Participate in public speaking workshops and seminars. Attend Workshops Study books and resources on public speaking. Read and Learn
  • 18.
    Conclusion Mastering public speakingtakes practice, preparation, and a willingness to grow. By developing key skills, engaging your audience, and continuously improving, you can become a confident and effective speaker.