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3. Scroll down to My On-Demand Courses and select How to Build Strong Relationships at Work

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These courses are designed to help you grow. If after registering and going through the module and you realise it’s not the right fit, no worries! We will provide you with a full refund within the first five days of trying the course and with less than 25% of the course completed. Just contact us here!

These courses are entirely on demand, so that you can move at your own pace, snack and stretch breaks included. You’ll have access to the content for the next 12 months.

We’ve stripped away everything that you do not need from an expensive, high-ticket course and included the quality strategic training you don’t get from low-offer courses, leaving you with the core fundamentals that every speaker, irrespective of experience, needs, which is to leverage your knowledge and give your audience what they want so you can grow a brand and find more speaking work if that's what you want. We’ve also kept it at an affordable price point for you, so there's enough value in the course to act on it.

Absolutely. In fact, our fourth module is all about how to find speaking work. I’ve used all these methods myself. But remember, becoming a speaker is like of becoming an act. You have to put yourself out there. Once that happens, you can create a snowball effect. The good news! Becoming a paid speaker is much easier.

As we are accredited by the PSC, you will receive a unique certificate of completion with your own serial number. This can be very useful for your CV, job interviews, and advancing your career. Public speaking is a skill that is in high demand

Our course offers written, audio, and visual versions to cater to diverse learning styles and preferences. By providing multiple formats, we aim to enhance your learning experience. Whether you prefer to read at your own pace, listen on the go, or watch dynamic and engaging videos, our course is designed to provide the flexibility and comprehensive coverage you need to succeed.

The best format for a course—written text, audio, or visual—depends on your personal learning style and preferences. Here's a breakdown of each format to help you decide:

1. Written Text:

   Best for:

   • Detail-Oriented Learners: If you prefer to absorb information at your own pace and review specific details.
   • Note-Takers: If you like to highlight, underline, and take notes directly on the material.
   • Quiet Environments: If you need to study in a quiet space without audio distractions.

   Pros:

   • Easy to refer back to and review.
   • Can be read at your own pace.
   • Useful for in-depth study and reference.

   Cons:

   • May be time-consuming to read large volumes.
   • Can be less engaging than audio or visual content.

2. Audio:

   Best for:

   • Auditory Learners: If you retain information better when you hear it.
   • Multi-Taskers: If you like to learn while doing other activities (e.g., driving, exercising).
   • People with Busy Schedules: If you can listen to content on the go.

   Pros:

   • Convenient for learning while commuting or exercising.
   • Can be replayed for better retention.
   • Allows for flexibility in when and where you learn.

   Cons:

   • Harder to reference specific parts quickly.
   • Can be challenging to follow without visual aids.
   • May not be suitable for complex subjects requiring diagrams or charts.

3. Visual (Videos, Infographics):

   Best for:

   • Visual Learners: If you understand and remember information better when it’s presented visually.
   • Engaged Learners: If you find it easier to stay focused with dynamic and engaging content.
   • Conceptual Subjects: If the course involves complex ideas that are easier to understand with visual explanations (e.g., diagrams, demonstrations).

   Pros:

   • Highly engaging and often easier to understand.
   • Combines audio and visual elements for a richer learning experience.
   • Good for demonstrating processes or concepts visually.

   Cons:

   • May require more time to watch videos than to read text.
   • Harder to review specific details quickly.
   • Requires a stable internet connection for streaming.

Considerations:

• Learning Style: Reflect on past experiences. Did you learn better from textbooks, lectures, or videos?
• Course Content: Some subjects may lend themselves better to certain formats (e.g., technical skills might be better demonstrated visually).
• Convenience: Consider your daily routine and when you can fit in learning sessions.