this is a public speaking document for all the succesfull of memebers who would like to advance in their open and public speeches

1. CERTIFICATE IN
PROFESSIONAL
PUBLIC
SPEAKING
How to conquer
public fright and
acquire the poise
of
communicating
to many people
at the same ease
we use to speak
at a one on one
level.

2. What makes
public speaking
to be dreaded?

3. But the same
course is a
source of
wealth and
fame

4. We can all climb
the mountain
of public
speaking fear.

5. We should
prepared
before its too
late?

6. Fear is just a
learnt
tendency.
The Remus
and Romolus
story

7. They were born
through a rape
incident, and
were picked by
a wolf from a
river in 75bc

8. The wolf feed
them well until
they were 5
months old

9. They were not
afraid of the
wolf since no
one taught
them to fear.
Fear is just
taught.

10. A shepherded
stole them
from a wolf and
took them to
his barren wife

11. How public
speaking has
been a tool
uplifting black
men to the top
of the world.
 Stephen Douglas
 Martin Luther king
junior
 Malcolm x
 Nelson Mandela
 Barrack Obama

12. The role of
public speaking
in the black
man’s
revolution
We used to be in human
zoos from 1800.

13. The role of
public speaking
in the black
man’s
revolution
Congo’s Ota Banga was kept
with baboon as her sisters

14. The role of
public speaking
in the black
man’s
revolution
On Europe's major ports we
were received as mere
goods

15. The role of
public speaking
in the black
man’s
revolution
We could only dance to make
the white man give us what
to eat.

16. The beginning
of black man’s
revolution is
through our
natural beauty
White men stared to get
sexually attracted to black
girls, had secret sex with
them and that’s where our
story started.

17. The major
objective of
the course.
By the end of the
training,
participants would
be in position to:
Write and deliver
formal and informal
speeches in an easy
to understand and
interesting style
without fear but
with passion.

18. introduction introduction
1. The speaker
2. The speech
3. The audience
4. The venue
The 4 can
either break
you or make
you

19.  What is public speaking
 When was it made a professional course
 What do public speakers do?
 The most successful public speakers locally
and internationally
 Must everyone learn to sharpen their oratory
skills?
 Can everyone speak in public?

20.  1.How What is public
speaking
 When was it made a
professional course
 What do public speakers do?
 The most successful public
speakers locally and
internationally
 Must everyone learn to
sharpen their oratory skills?
 Can everyone speak in
public?
to conquer fear and acquire self
confidence.
The causes of fear at the
start and the
universality of them.
Dr. Chris's case
The natural reality about
fear for every first
experience in life
The dog mentality
The centrality of practice.

21. 1. Burning the
ships
mentality.
(King Caesar at Gaul
58 BC)

22. 2. The power of
passion
(Nelson Mandela
1990)

23. 3. The dog
mentality

24. 4. Its like the
fear we have
when we
propose to the
member of the
opposite sex
for the first
time
.

25.  2. Improvement of grammar
and vocabulary
The urgent need of today’s
speaker to be more fluent
than ever
before(globalisation)
The context of an African
English speaker from birth to
death.
My MC friend
Higher schooling and fluency
are not synonymous
(Abraham Lincoln's life)
These being the best time for
any one to sharpen their
language assets than before
WAY FORWARD. Read, speak,
be challenged.
How many books,
newspaper and novels
have you read this
month?

26. Do you really
have no
time or you
just abuse
your time.
What does that show on
television add to what
you want to be?

27. Do you really
have no
time or you
just abuse
your time.
According to a report in
Business Insider, Mark
Zuckerberg doesn't own
a TV.

28. Does
vocabulary
width
dependent
on the
number of
years spent
in school?
Abraham Lincoln proved that
even with 11 months spent in
school, you can command the
best vocabulary (1809 was born
in Kentucky)

29.  The brain is the
engine room to
your through,
reasoning and
speech. But how do
you service this
engine.
. The brain’s
unlimited storage
capacity.
.Its amazing ability to
store, sort and
deliver whenever
need arises.
.

31. THE MENSA
TEST
1. Who has ever
done the Mensa
test
2. Joining the Mensa
Association.
3. Benefits

32.  THE WORLD
MEMORY
CHAMPIONSHIP

33.  OTHER BOARD
GAMES
 Chess, scrabble,
monopoly, cards,
game of thrones,
puzzles,

34. The
diaphragmatic
breathing
exercise as a
means of
improving on
voice quality

35.  3.Improving of
impression and
dressing code
 The place of first
impression in
everything
 The case of all law
schools in the world.
 How we communicate
before we speak
 How being well
gloomed has made me
superb today.
Clothes speak louder
than anyone

36.  What to consider in
terms of hair styles,
shoes, accessories,
socks, beards,
vertically designed
attires and height
issues. Why height
is key, colors of
attires and our
skins.
Why Short people should
avoid attires with
vertical lines

37. Trim your
hair
according to
the shape of
your head
Round heads should be
left without designs,
heads with edges can
have that box hair cut

38. Who should
and who
should not
retain
beards?
Light skinned people
should, dark skinned
should not

39. Why you
should not fill
your stomach
to the brim
when you are
about to
make a public
speech
Take food 3 hours before and
the rest should be water
and fruits.

40.  4. The power behind
use of gestures
 The added advantage
to those that use
gestures
 The case of the south
American Television
and its news telecast
 The rule in the natural
use of gestures
No one wants to walk at
night without escorts.
Gestures are the best
escorts we need for a
talk.

41. 5.The power
behind a smile.
 The natural admiration of
round objects compared
with objects with edges.
 The case study by the
Japanese Psychology
Association
 The beauty of a smile to the
speaker’s power of thinking
 The impression of a smile to
the importance and value of
the speech to the audience.
Why are we all attracted
to babies?

42. Smiling will lead
a speaker to
release a
chemical called
dopamine.

43. Smiling faces indicate
that we are glad to be
where we are.
Sad faces mean that
those around are a
problem

44. What do I need to do
from writing,
memorizing and
practical. What should
I add or omit to make
it understandable and
interesting.
Write, meditate, add
emotions.
presenting my speech.
Speeches have these 3
phases.
1. Introduction
2. Body
3. conclusion

45. Introduce by using
these approaches
1. Definitions
2. Quotations
3. Questions
4. Stories.
The body can have
these spices.
1. constructive use of
silence
2. Present figures
interestingly
3. Add the salt of humor
through human
interest issues.
4. Employ ice breakers.

46. Why you should
not read your
speech.
1. It makes the audience
think that its too abstract
and in the end they too
switch off.
2. It breaks eye contact
between you and your
audience.
3. It’s a sign that you never
prepared
4. It kills your creativity.
Reading your speech is as
dangerous as salt to milk.

47.  The power of
conclusion
 Conclusions are as
vital as introductions
 How do we conclude?.
 1. We summarize the
main points
 2. We can use a story.
 The beauty of
conclusions
 They offer an
opportunity to those
members that came in
late to catch up.
 Conclusions allow us
to make the major line
of argument.
 They are the main
indicators of
professionalism

48. How did Jesus do it
besides lake Galilee?
What makes today’s
audience more
complicated than that
of 2000 years ago.?
Audiences are full of I
know too much people,
those who know, those
that don’t mind about
your esteem and the
manageable ones.

49. How do I manage audiences.
1. Start from what they
know to what is
strange.
2. Only allow questions
and opinions to come
at the end.
3. Know them
4. Say their names
5. Love them
6. Manage questions

50. How do I manage audiences.
1. Managing opposing
audiences
2. Lower your tone every
time there is noise.
3. Indicate to them that
you have come t learn
from them.
4. Congest them
5. Limit movements.
6. Control destructors
Opposing audiences can
make even the best
speaker to fail.

51. How do I manage
factors at the venue?
1. Early arrival is key.
2. Using the Mic & PA
system
3. Room illumination
4. Temperature control
5. Standing in front of
furniture but not behind.
6. Clearing the background.
7. Eliminate high tables.

52. Effective us of PUBLIC
ADRESS SYSETEMS

53.  Date 27 April 1993
 Site Atlantic ocean
Gabon
 25 passengers 5
crew
 For FIFA world cup
qualifier
 Destination Senegal
 kalusha Bwalya was
playing for PSV and
arrived late when
the team had left.