a glance of how you may put yourself in front of others and how well you may be able to describe and gain attention in order to persuade people. Its a hands on practice and an activity was attached.

1. WHY PEOPLE SHOULD
LISTEN TO YOU?
Speaking is an art, if you cultivate mastery in it you may rule
the world!

2. “YOU CAN SPEAK WELL IF
YOUR TONGUE CAN DELIVER
THE MESSAGE OF YOUR
HEART.”
JOHN FORD

3. KNOW YOURSELF!
Knowing yourself is just like a gateway to achieving what you opt for in future and the "ANSWER" lies in 5
simple questions:
1. Who you are?
2. What you do?
3. Who you did it for?
4. Do the people want it or need it?
5. How they change or transformed in the result.

4. ART OF SPEAKING!
“There are three things to aim at speaking:
• First, to get into your subject,
• Then to get your subject into yourself, and lastly,
• To get your subject into the heart of your audience.”
Alexander Gregg

5. LINK!
there is a close connection between knowing yourself and speaking out. Every
professional gets a chance to speak up and the platforms may be:
•Class room presentations
•Interview Desk
•Public speaking sessions
Etc………

6. GENERAL SYMPTOMS OF FEAR FACTOR
Topic is defined and we have plenty of time to rehearse and practice, even then the moment we step up or
our names are being called out we feel sinking and our guts start tumbling.
FEW SYMPTOMS:
• Nervousness
•Speaking abruptly
• Feeling Faint
•Shivering Hands
•Reading Slides
•Reciting paper sheets
•Lacking eye contact with the audience.
•All goes dark and your senses deactivates gradually (extreme situation)

7. HOW TO TACKLE THE THREE
PLATFORMS
•E effective
•P presentable
•I impressive
•C composed

8. CLASSROOM PROJECTS
1. Study the topic as deep as you can and implement the rule of
“penetrating into the subject, absorb it and LEVY! It in the mind of your
Audience.
2. Gather the relevant information and do your home work keeping in mind
that any question can be thrown to you at any step.
3. View your presentation from your audience’s perspective
4. Face the criticism
5. Tackle the Q/A session smartly
6. Avoid grudges and offensive tone or body language
7. Always appreciate the question.

9. INTERVIEW DESK
• Turning point:
• Fresh graduates barely get chance to speak up as compared to the
professionals as they have got an ample experience to talk about. WHAT TO SAY
THEN?
• Connecting to the activity we did, try to revise it and utilize it in a manner to
make a profile statement of yours.
• Do create a link between the profile statement of your and the Company’s
vision and mission (for whom you are applying for)
EXAMPLE:
This SARA, A civil engineer, my vision is to explore new architecture for those who
have a passion to enjoy luxury that’s y I would like to be an integral part of a
construction firm which rejuvenate customers’ life style.

10. CONQUER YOUR AUDIENCE…..
ESSENTIALS THAT MAY LEAD YOU TO SUCCESS
• Composed
• Halo
• Assertive
• Reflective
• Inspiring
• Seasoned
• Meaningful
• Acceptable