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Below are examples of three different courses, one for radio journalists, one for freelance journalists, and one for teachers and trainers.
AN INTRODUCTION TO VOICE SKILLS FOR RADIO JOURNALISTS
Would you like to read news bulletins with more confidence?
Do you need tips on avoiding strain and caring for your voice?
Are you keen to sound more authoritative?
Would you like to connect more closely with your listeners?
In An Introduction to Voice Skills for Radio Journalists, newsreader and trainer Claire Jaggard shows you the basics of voice presentation. You’ll have fun, and leave with practical steps to improve your own voice.
You’ll learn how to:
- overcome your nerves
- master breath control
- read with more authority
- make people want to listen to you
- care for your voice
- deal with any specific problems
AN INTRODUCTION TO VOICE SKILLS FOR SPEAKERS AND SPOKESPEOPLE
Would you like more confidence when speaking to clients on the telephone, face to face or in front of a crowd?
Do you need tips on breathing and microphone techniques for when you are asked to appear on radio or TV?
Are you keen to sound more authoritative when speaking in a professional capacity?
Would you like to know how to make people love the sound of your voice?
In An Introduction to Voice Skills for Speakers and Spokespeople, newsreader and trainer Claire Jaggard shows you the basics of voice presentation. You’ll have fun, and leave with practical steps to improve your own voice.
You’ll learn how to:
- take control of your nerves
- connect with your listener
- speak with more authority
- make people want to listen to you
- care for your voice
- deal with any specific problems
AN INTRODUCTION TO VOICE SKILLS FOR TEACHERS
Do you need tips on avoiding strain and caring for your voice?
Would you like more confidence when speaking to pupils, parents and school visitors?
Are you keen to sound more authoritative when speaking in a professional capacity?
Would you like to know how to make people of all ages love to listen to you?
In An Introduction to Voice Skills for Teachers, newsreader and trainer Claire Jaggard will show you the basics of voice presentation. You’ll have fun, and leave with practical steps to improve your own voice.
You’ll learn how to:
- take control of your nerves
- connect with your listeners
- speak with more authority
- make people want to listen to you
- care for your voice
- deal with any specific problems
Each of these courses can be adapted to suit your specific needs. Contact me for a free consultation – I’d love to talk to you.