Make this skill yours.
Plan clear talks, practice a natural delivery, and respond to questions with confidence and useful structure.
Your learning path
Message and audience
- Define the audience and useful outcome
- Find one central message
- Structure an opening, body, and close
- Choose stories and evidence responsibly
Delivery and practice
- Manage nerves through preparation
- Voice, pace, and purposeful pauses
- Body language and eye contact
- Use slides as support
Persuasion and live questions
- Make a persuasive recommendation
- Handle questions and challenging moments
- Rehearse with targeted feedback
- Deliver and review the final talk
Build something useful
Prepare and record a five-minute practical talk with a clear message, useful supporting evidence, and a short question session.
What to expect
Twelve guided reading lessons, worked examples, practice worksheets, a subject knowledge check, and an applied project. Allow approximately 40 minutes per lesson, with additional time for your project. The first lesson is available as a free preview.