Public speaking

What you’ll learn

1. Open an event with a brief speech and offer a wish without empty formulas.
2. Organise a claim, an example and a conclusion so the audience can follow.
3. Share speaking time fairly and bring a dispute back to the substantive question.
4. Answer precisely without accepting a misleading premise or evading the question.
5. Pay tribute through a specific memory and choose a tone suited to the occasion.
6. Connect a personal example with a broader idea without generalising about an entire country.