Let’s face it, writing a speech is tough, and you have to know what to write and how to write it.

There are subtle and significant differences between writing for the ear (speeches) and writing for the eye (print). If you’re unaware of what those differences are and haven’t mastered the fundamentals of writing for the ear, you’ll likely end up writing speeches that sound boring and dull.

And if you’re writing speeches for someone else to present, you have the additional challenge of adapting the speeches to fit the presenter’s communication style.

Writing a speech isn’t easy, but it can be made easier when you learn the principles and practices used by successful speechwriters.

In this interactive “Successful Power Speech Writing” workshop you’ll learn more than just the fundamentals of writing a successful speech – you’ll also learn the secrets that successful speech writers use to make good speeches great!

Bring a speech you are working on now and you’ll see how you can immediately apply the tools and techniques you have learned into your present speech.

• In this two – day session, you’ll learn to:(Using 3 Bs, 6Cs, and 6Ds to illustrate the learning points)

  – Boost the confidence of speaker with a timeless message

  – Breathe life into some of the boring figures and statistics.

  – Blaze the speech with rhetorical devices

  – Change old, tired cliches into thought-provoking statements that drive your main point home

  – Create catchy phrases that stay in the minds of your audiences long after the speech is finished

  – Comprehend and apply the subtle, yet significant differences between writing for the ear (speeches) and writing for the eye (print)

  – Conduct a thorough audience analysis that will give your speech a laser-beam focus

  – Craft a captivating opening that will create the momentum you need to get your speech off the ground

  – Create smooth, seamless transitions that neatly tie points together and advance the speech at a comfortable pace for the audience

  – Design word pictures more vivid than PowerPoint Slides

  – Determine the most effective methods to organize your speech and     when it’s best to use each method

  – Drive your audience into a frenzy with power words

  – Develop dynamic closing statements that drive your audiences to take action

  – Discover why the rules of grammar will get you disqualified in the game of speech writing

  – Delete unnecessary information that clutters your speech and confuses your audience

• Think, plan and prepare before you write. What is the purpose?
• Write speech openings that attract attention and closings that demand action
• Create beautiful language sounds like music to the ears.
• Craft words and phrases with poetic feeling.
• Add exciting stories like Hollywood movies that make audience sit up.

• Anyone who wants to become a professional speech writer; Employees who work in the Communication and Media department; Staff who occasionally have to write or script speech for senior managers, Anyone who likes to pursue a career in journalism.