I want to become a public speaker, how should I proceed after 12th in this particular field?

Studying in 12th Having a lot of things to share regarding many social issues but I am a little less active towards debate competitions .

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Suni K | Guide-Level 14

2015-11-29 22:08:11

Public Speaking courses are being offered by many private institutes, you may find one in your locality. It is not mandatory that you do a Public Speaking Course to become a Public Speaker. But Public Speaking courses may be pursued along with your regular degree programme.

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Kamaraju Pulugurtha | Guide-Level 14

2015-11-29 09:53:22

Deliberate practice is suggested as one method for success as a Public Speaker.A command over the language is very much essential and you ought to have a desire to succeed as a speaker.Practice the modulation of your tone and increase your general awareness.Follow videos of good public speakers.Firs

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