Course : Developing Your Voice to Strengthen Your Impact in Speaking

Developing Your Voice to Strengthen Your Impact in Speaking

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The voice is a powerful communication tool. If your voice wavers, is monotonous, or does not tonally support your words, you put up barriers between yourself and others. By working on your voice, you'll be more persuasive, authentic, and able to defend your opinions.


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Practical course in person or remote class

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Price : 1390 € E.T.
  2d - 14h00




The voice is a powerful communication tool. If your voice wavers, is monotonous, or does not tonally support your words, you put up barriers between yourself and others. By working on your voice, you'll be more persuasive, authentic, and able to defend your opinions.

Teaching objectives
At the end of the training, the participant will be able to:
  • Work on your voice to be more convincing
  • Prepare for an oral presentation
  • Express yourself fully through your voice
  • Use visualization to reduce stage fright
  • Synchronize your non-verbal communication with your voice

Intended audience
All those who wish to develop the impact of their speech.

Prerequisites
No particular knowledge.

Course schedule

Communicating

  • Diagram and basic rules of communication.
  • Critical factors in communication.

Discovering and taming your voice

  • How your voice works.
  • Voice parameters.
  • Voice characteristics.
  • Analyzing your effort and comfort zones.
  • Taming your voice, your voiceprint.
  • Carrying out a personalized vocal diagnosis.
Hands-on work
Audio recording: articulation exercise for an answering machine message.

Becoming aware of your breathing and resonance.

  • Releasing your tensions.
  • Abdominal and chest breathing.
  • Understanding the importance of breathing.
  • Adopting a natural and comfortable posture.
  • Preparing for an oral presentation
Hands-on work
Relaxation and breathing exercises. Work on reinforcing your support.

Taming stage fright

  • Defining and understanding stage fright.
  • Controlling stage fright: basic rules and techniques.
  • Identifying compelling and positive messages.
  • Using visualization to reduce stage fright.
  • Relaxing and re-mobilizing your energy.
  • Practicing anchoring.
Hands-on work
Anchoring exercise. Test on small voices.

Acquiring the voice techniques that make a good speaker

  • Discovering the fullness of your voice.
  • Enhancing your tone.
  • Projecting your voice.
  • Refining your diction.
  • Engaging dynamically in a sentence.
Hands-on work
Discover your range, exercises in speaking and singing.

Playing with your voice

  • Expressing yourself fully through your voice.
  • Developing your expressiveness.
  • Knowing how to modulate your voice.
  • Measuring the impact of your speech.
Hands-on work
Games on intention and character. Role-playing on a chosen theme.

Synchronizing your voice with your eyes and gestures

  • Synchronizing your non-verbal communication with your voice.
  • Respecting your temperament.
  • Working on your "stage entrance".
Hands-on work
Video recording: Role-playing during a meeting.


Practical details
Hands-on work
Games, vocal techniques and role-playing. Experimentation and acquisition of vocal and body techniques.

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Dates and locations
Select your location or opt for the remote class then choose your date.
Remote class