Speaking about Science addresses the core issues of good scientific presentations and focuses on refining structural elements to ensure that any talk is clear, concise, and informative. Topics include: identifying the focus, creating effective visual aids, and building an interesting story to ensure that the audience is engaged throughout the entire presentation.
The Elevator Pitch hones the sharp speaking skills needed when time is limited, for example at conferences, pitching proposals, or during job interviews. We isolate the crucial story elements that make an elevator pitch short and engaging yet makes a lasting impact.
The Unspoken Rules of Spoken English is for non-native English speakers and covers the usage and phonics of spoken English. Specifically: scientific vocabulary, diction, voice production, phrasing, tempo, and cultural expectations.
Interview Skills is designed to help you make a strong impression during a job interview. This seminar highlights the most common questions and how to formulate the best responses.