Toastmasters (Public Speaking)

Duration:

1.5hrs per day for 5 days (1 week course)

1.5hrs per week for 5 weeks (5 week course)

Available to: people who want to improve their public speaking.

Overview: Over the duration of the course, learn how to open a speech, methods for structuring speeches, techniques to make your speech stand out, ways to improve delivery, and experience how to present different speeches.

The course comprises both self-created speeches and analysis of famous speeches from Winston Churchill to Charlie Chaplin.

Refer a friend! Once your friend books and pays for 3 lessons, you get one free!

Session Timetable: Toastmasters

Session Description

1 Opening a speech & origins of speechcraft

2 Structuring a speech & presentation style

3 Techniques to stand out & speech analysis

4 Correcting bad speaking habits & speaking in a group

5 Delivering a speech & winning over the audience

Note: Insight Education reserves the right to make changes/refinements to the above session timetable at short notice, but certifies that any changes will achieve the same outcomes as listed under the course description.

Age / Duration	Adult 5 Week Course, 12-17yrs 5 Week Course, 12-17yrs 1 Week Course

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a minimum number of lessons that I must book?

No, there is no minimum booking requirement.

However, we would recommend a minimum of 8 lessons to begin to see a real difference in your child’s ability.

What if my child doesn’t get on with the tutor?

We will contact you after the first lesson to see how everything went for you and your child. If you have any doubts or concerns at all, this is your opportunity to tell us. It is very rare that a child does not get on with a tutor, but if this is the case we will offer you another suitable tutor. We currently have 70 tutors on our books from which to choose.

Is online suitable for primary/younger children?

The short answer here is ‘yes’. When we began to work online with younger children during the lockdown we were unsure how they would manage, but they are brilliant online. As younger children are adaptable and very quick to learn new things, they have proven to be more adept and more natural online than many older children and adults.