Hot tips and tricks to help you develop your public speaking, communication and presentation skills.
Some good ideas to help you with your next presentation Preparation and Practice It is EVERYTHING! Generally speaking, for a speech you have not performed in the past, your research,…
Specialist Speeches - Funerals It is a great honour to be asked to speak at a funeral, whether you are giving the main eulogy or a supporting speech, or would simply…
Do you want to be able to write an award winning speech? A speech so good that you could enter and win the Arthur Garvey Speaker of the Year? Here…
Making a speech memorable A good speech leaves the audience wanting more. A memorable speech also gives them something to mull over and discuss for some time afterwards. …
Tips and Tools for Success in your Rostrum WA Club VENUE Find a permanent meeting place in a convenient location, which is easy for visitors to find, pleasant to be…
Good communicators know how to maintain eye contact and use it when speaking to anyone they meet. It’s not a trick or technique, it’s a powerful tool. The moment a…
In a variety of communication situations, less is better. Powerpoint For example, if you are using a PowerPoint presentation, don’t put 50 words on a slide. A PowerPoint slide is…
At the Arthur Garvey Speaker of the Year final last November, Victoria Park Club 15 was awarded the (R) Alan Crook Award for Club of Excellence in the Perth metro…
Do you have a specialist speech coming up? Rostrum WA - Perth Public speaking and communication training experts present some handy tips to get you started. Introducing a speaker Although…
A refresher on Storytelling 101 JD Schramm At bedtime, I tell stories to my godchildren, Anna and Noah, when their parents invite me to care for them. Their capacity for…
When less is more in your next Public Speaking Presentation In a variety of communication situations, less is better. For example, if you are using a PowerPoint presentation, don’t put…
Humorously Speaking You want to present a humorous speech, but don’t know where to start? Many people are afraid of using humour and a lot of speakers, even some of…
Being able to confidently speak on stage is one of the most rewarding and scary experiences you can have. Being able to hold the undivided attention of a large group…
Program Directions are ideas for more imaginative speaking exercises to enable members to develop their communication. Situationals: Some of the most enjoyable and challenging exercises involve role-playing: inviting speakers to…
PREPARE PRACTISE RELAX Prepare thoroughly to ensure that there are suitable opening words and a clear framework for the speech tucked away in your mind. This reduces the need for…
Being able to capture the attention of an audience during a presentation is a skill that takes years to develop. By joining your local Rostrum Club you will have the…
How to make an Impromptu (On the spot) Speech Impromptu speeches should follow the general rules of public speaking – i.e. they should have form and not ramble. The opening…
