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Candidates will
- Develop and understanding of leadership
- Develop versatility and confidence in the use of language
- Increase their ability to express thoughts and opinions with clarity
- Improve listening skills
- Extend social skills
- Speak audibly with clarity and vitality
Examinations assess candidates'
- Competence in the basic skills of Communicating in Leadership
- Ability to structure and present speeches appropriate to an audience, purpose and occasion
- Capacity to listen, think and respond with courtesy and appropriate vocabulary
- Conversational ability
- Discriminatory powers and sense of responsibility as public speakers
The Syllabus -
- Has two levels - Introduction to Communicating in Leadership
Communicating in Leadership
- Is suitable for candidates from about 12 - 18 years
- Encourages group examinations
- Provides for certificates to be issued to all successful candidates
Contact the Local Secretary for your area - dial "0800 SPEECH"
0800 77 33 24
