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Presenter Luzita Fereday (Photo credit Stephen Heath)
We often take our voices for granted. If your position requires you to speak effectively, and present ideas, then it plays a crucial role in the success of your career.
This 3 hour workshop is for anyone wanting to gain an understanding of using their voice more efficiently.
You will learn, in a safe and relaxed environment, how to feel more comfortable when presenting, and more relaxed when people’s focus is on you. You will be taught how to build rapport and engage your audience.
Luzita Fereday has worked for many years teaching voice at the West Australian Academy of Performing Arts, and has spent the last few years working with professional clients to perform with the same poise, presence and power in everyday life.
Luzita has appeared as an expert on TV and Radio. Her passion is helping people from all walks of life sound, and feel, their best.
This course will introduce you to key principals in public speaking what makes an effective speaker.
Using techniques from the Gravitas Method by Caroline Goyder this course will help you to identify ways in which you can boost your presence. It will give you an awareness of how you are using your voice and develop the confidence to present in public with impact.
Key areas covered are:
Participants are requested to bring along a two minute presentation to practice putting new techniques into action.
Please contact the Executive Education team on execeducation@ecu.edu.au
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