Speaker Training Masterclass
SPEAKER TRAINING MASTERCLASS FOR your entire ORGANISATION
Do you want to help your team to excel at presenting? Do you want to help them overcome impostor syndrome, succeed in pitching, and reduce the anxiety of addressing an audience?
The Speakery Live Masterclass is here to help you achieve all of this.
The Speakery Live Masterclass offers an innovative speaker training format tailored for groups, departments, or whole organisations. Drawing inspiration from Michael Caine's acting masterclass, Marcus John Henry Brown trains five corporate speakers right before their live peers. This real-life situation positively impacts the presentation skills of all involved.
Unique speakery training experience for Business people
Informative, effective and entertaining, this training format equips the presenters and captivates their watching colleagues. Everyone, be it on or off the stage, walks away with insights to enhance their presentation skills.
It's a speaker training format that creates a unique learning experience for both the people presenting and their colleagues watching in the audience. Everybody learns something that will make them better at presenting during the masterclass.
HOW THE MASTERCLASS WORKS
We pre-select five individuals to deliver 5-minute, business-focused presentations.
These speakers then showcase their ideas.
Post-presentation, Marcus coaches them, and you'll witness their remarkable growth in a real-world presentation scenario right before a live audience.
Meanwhile, the audience actively engages, deriving learnings and cheering their colleagues on stage.
the fine print
Duration: 2 hours
Each Speakery Live Masterclass includes a 17-minute version of The Speaker's Mindset.
Availability: Live session only.
want to know more?
We can customise the speaker training masterclass to fit your business, team, conference, or event needs. Schedule a complementary chemistry meeting to explore further.
Speakery Conversations, ideas and insights
Natalia Talkowska on heartbeats, hooks and visual storytelling
Tamar Broadbent on corporate improvisation, hosting events and conferences and focusing on joy.
Louisa Heinrich on leading with a keynote, being useful and not being dead yet
Eric Drass on presenting Artificial Intelligence
Timo Peach on sonic experiences, performing, practising presentations and learning from Kenny Everett.
Julia Hobsbawm on ZOOM fatigue, TED and writing keynotes
Mikko Hyppönen on TED talks, goal setting and David Hasselhoff
Vikki Ross on speaking words, anxiety and swearing.
