Many professionals know what they want to say — but struggle with how to say it in real-life situations:
Speaking in front of an audience feels stressful or intimidating
Networking conversations feel awkward, forced, or superficial
Messages are misunderstood, forgotten, or fail to engage
Emotions (yours or others’) derail communication, especially on sensitive topics
Public speaking and networking are not about performance — they are about connection, credibility, and clarity.
This course helps you communicate with calm, confidence, and purpose, whether you are:
Speaking at a conference or in a meeting
Introducing yourself at a networking event
Speaking spontaneously or under pressure
Addressing complex or divisive topics
You will learn how to understand your audience, manage your own reactions, and adapt your message to different contexts — while staying authentic.
Audience & Situations
How audiences process information
What people expect in different settings (conferences, meetings, panels, networking)
How to adapt your message to context and expectations
Credibility & Confidence
How credibility really works (competence, character, charisma)
How audiences decide whether they trust you
How to manage anxiety and build confidence using practical, science-based tools
Introductions & First Impressions
How to start strong in the first 30 seconds
How to introduce yourself clearly and memorably
How to motivate attention and curiosity from the start
Structure & Clarity
How to organise information so people can follow and remember it
How to motivate the “why” of your talk
How to use structure, signposting, and clear language
Language & Emotions
How words shape perception and emotion
Concrete vs. abstract language
How to speak on sensitive or divisive issues without escalating tension
Spontaneity & Impromptu Speaking
How to speak clearly under pressure
Simple structures for impromptu speaking
How to sound prepared even when you’re not
Networking Skills
How to approach, join, and exit conversations naturally
How to introduce yourself with ease
Common networking mistakes — and how to avoid them
How to create real connections (not just collect contacts)
A highly interactive, practice-oriented course.
Short talks (3–5 minutes) with guided feedback
Group exercises and pair work
Real-life simulations (networking, introductions, spontaneous speaking)
Observation and feedback focused on clarity, credibility, and connection
Participants actively practice — as speakers and as audience members — learning how communication really lands.
One half-day or , one full day, or one full day .
This programme can also be taken as an individual coaching programme or a training with follow up support and coaching.
Live practice, feedback, and discussion. Video feedback on demand.
Suitable for professionals, teams, and international environments
By the end of the course, participants:
Speak with more confidence and clarity
Handle public speaking and networking situations with ease
Adapt their message to different audiences and contexts
Build credibility, trust, and connection
Feel more comfortable speaking spontaneously and under pressure
For questions on fees and more details on the workshops or the coaching, feel free to schedule a call.
Teaching and mentoring is all about motivating people and helping them come out of their shells. Encouraging them with specific and concrete tips. But most importantly, it is knowing that every single person you meet can always teach you something!
A good listener is hard to find. Yet listening is the cornerstone of good communication.When you are ready to to improve your communication skills you first need someone to hear you out. Without good listening, there is no understanding.
Communication fluency is all about problem solving: being creative and courageous and willing to see things from other people’s perspective. In my work I like to play detectives. We find out together what is stopping you and where you want to go exactly.
