Interaction with the audience
- How to answer difficult questions
- How to answer questions that we don’t know the answer to
- Communication
- Maintaining commitment
- Interactive speeches
- Eye contact
Interaction with the audience
Stress
- How to deal with stage fright
- The causes of stress
- Symptoms of stress
- How to deal with emotions
- Techniques for dealing with stress before public speaking
Stress
Multimedia presentation
- Rules for creating multimedia presentations
- The most common mistakes
- Professional presentations
Multimedia presentation
Creating speeches
- The structure of a good speech
- Elements of storytelling in the presentation
- Rhetorical tools
- Speak like TED speakers
- Create unforgettable speeches
Creating speeches
Working with a microphone and a camera
- Types of microphone and their operation
- Clothing suitable for appearing in front of the camera
- Working with the camera
Working with a microphone and a camera
Preparation of a press conference and contact with journalists
- Rules for creating a press conference
- Professional contact with journalists
- Golden rules for giving interviews and statements
Preparation of a press conference and contact with journalists
Effective communication
- NVC and giraffe and jackal communication
- Verbal communication
- Nonverbal communication
- Modalities
- Cognitive errors
- Ways of influencing the audience
Effective communication
Types of presentation
- How to pitch?
- Elevator pitch
- Business presentations
- Sales presentations
- Private speeches
- Keynote speech
- Presentations for a small or large audience
Types of presentation
Image
- Outfit
- First impression
- Building a personal brand
- Social media
- Defining your own style
- Building the speaker’s authority
Image
Speech and voice apparatus
- Diction
- Breath
- Voice emission
- Hygiene of voice
Speech and voice apparatus
Performing on stage
- How to eliminate the fillers from a speech
- How to start and end a speech
- Pace and dynamics
- Planning the presentation time
- Improvisation exercises
- Stage movement
- Phrasing
Performing on stage
Tough situations
- Demanding participants
- Tough situations
- Unforeseen situations
Tough situations
Organizational matters
I adapt the training to the needs of a given person or company. The recommended duration of the training is 2 days, 8 hours each. There is also the possibility of periodic, weekly classes or shortened 2 or 4-hour workshops in a narrow area. The client determines which areas are to be included in the training.
The number of people who can take part in public speaking workshops on-site or online is 1 to 12. Due to the nature of the training, I do not conduct it in very large groups. When there are more participants, I can give a lecture on public speaking and self-presentation. In this matter, please contact me individually.
A place selected by you in Poland. My main place of training is Warsaw.
- Participation in training
- Materials for classes
- Individual 60-minute consultation with a trainer
- Certificate of attendance
- Access to a private masterclass group on Facebook
- Each participant receives a recording of their presentation
Trainer
Magdalena Fialkowska
She has a unique combination of experience and education in many disciplines that help her comprehensively prepare clients for speeches. She gained knowledge of business, sales, business etiquette and the latest standards from her studies at the Warsaw School of Economics. Furthermore, she has extensive experience from working in a corporation and successfully running her own companies. Recently, she has given many interviews on television, press and radio, which reinforced in her mind the significance of self-confidence and self-presentation skills in front of a camera.
The second pillar is psychology and coaching. Magda is a certified UW trainer, a PCC coach accredited by the International Coach Federation. She completed postgraduate studies in coaching, an advanced course in business coaching and several dozen training courses in soft skills. In a few months she will become a master of psychology at SWPS.
The third pillar is stage activity. She was the only Pole to appear in the Cuban musical “Conoce mi Cuba”. She studied the cello in the first degree music school, and later in the second degree jazz vocal class. She has performed at countless concerts and festivals. For many years she has worked to overcome the stage fright that kept her awake at night, and today, supported by her experience and knowledge, she can help other people overcome the same fear.
The fourth pillar of activity is TEDxWarsaw, in which she acts as Head of Speakers. She prepares speakers for their unforgettable speeches and designs their preparation process. So far, she has provided substantive support to speakers from several editions.
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