Do taking public speaking training course help to speak in front of a crowd?

This is tricky question, nobody can answer this , as no amount of training can change in inner fear factor. One should know that public speaking can be developed by practice. Ask your self, if in a party /event , can you take seize an opportunity to present/speech voluntarily or fear factor holding you back ... -Lack of confidence - Language problem -Fear of failure -Heavy self awareness - Body Language - Voice /Modulation -Lack of acting skills -Lack of presentation skills So one should know that, even a expert public speaker ..will have fear of failure ..So my request is go ahead ..present your best in any situation as a speaker. I myself practice speech in front of mirror to see myself succeed with my won eye, before presentation, Example : Learning car driving is one phase of training , but driving car in real road traffic is different. In gulf , we went for car driving training and test ...30 students got car driving licence , but only two made it to real road as drivers ..rest 28 ..just failed read less

At some point of time or the other in our lives, we would all have to speak in front of a large audience. Public Speaking is essentially all about speaking in front of a large audience on a topic which is of interest to the audience. Your job as a Public Speaker would be to keep the audience engaged and to ensure that they take away some message when they leave the room. Public Speaking Training courses are offered by SoaringEagles Learning Pvt. Ltd. in addition to other topics such as Self Awareness and Personal Effectiveness, Communication Skills and Interpersonal Skills, Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills and Commercial Awareness, Resume Writing and Interview Skills. Feel free to reach out to us to learn more about the programmes offered. read less

Hi Naresh. Not sure whether you got the answer you were looking for. Anyway... if so.. consider this an extra answer. There are two ways of learning something... 1. Do it by trial and error 2. Take training from an expert. The first is straightforward, and I assume that you tried this route and are now wanting to try method 2. This should be the best and the safest option.... provided the trainer/coach is competent and has considerable experience. For this... do check out the recommendations or the endorsements that the trainers have received on Facebook... and particularly on Linkedin. All the best, Ian. read less