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Interview Refresher – The Ticket to the New School, Position, or Award!     One of the key communication scenarios that we often face queries about is the dreaded interviews. For a young communicator, interviews represent a communication setting that is intimate, fluid, and challenging to manage. Unfortunately, unlike a formal speech or a competition, […]

Practising Quick Tips for the Stage – Nurturing Our Young Communicators     It’s a big speech, your child is selected to address the school, and most of the content is already prepared. What is the best way for your child to prepare before the presentation in this scenario? While we often see the preparation […]

Your Young Facilitator – Communication Tips for Your Child in Facilitation Settings     Communication settings appear in various forms. Beyond stage settings or common speech scenarios, our young communicators are likely to encounter challenging communication settings that will require them to engage, inform, and guide a varied group. For us, facilitation is one such […]

Creativity – It’s All In the Mind! Boosting Your Child’s Speech Engagement     Speech crafting is a careful and meticulous art. A communicator often runs through countless drafts and practices before arriving at the final piece when drafting a speech or presentation. This can be already challenging for a seasoned communicator; for a young […]

Shout it Out – Tips & Techniques to Increase your Child’s Voice Projection     Voice projection is one of the key areas that our clients/parents tend to focus on for their children regarding public speaking. It is not uncommon to receive queries on how best to increase that speaking volume or project confidence while […]

Negotiation for Kids – Learning to Persuade, Convince, and Settle from a Young Age     We commonly associate the skill set of negotiation with adults, given that it is a core skill that is utilised at work (and sometimes at home!). However, negotiation is fast gaining traction as a unique, stand-out skill for our […]

Research Your Topic – Crafting a Strong Informative Presentation     For our young communicators, being assigned a project to research and present may be one of the tougher tasks in school. From finding the correct evidence/research proof to arranging the content to engage the audience, it can be a tough ask for our younger […]

Creating a Clear Presentation – Tips on How to Arrange Information in Your Child’s Speech     We have been there before – there is just too much information that we want to include in our speech that it becomes a struggle to arrange everything into a short 10-minute speech. This is not something that […]

Maximise Your Stage Presence – Mastering Stage Positioning for Speech Excellence     Public speaking or presentations on stage go beyond the content; your delivery style as a speaker/communicator also contributes to the impression of confidence. This applies equally to our young communicators who are starting to explore the speaking stage. For them, the habit-building […]