Never before has the workplace offered so much freedom and flexibility. The ability to work where you want, when you want, is now possible thanks to technology.
Whilst there are some definite advantages to being physically together, so much of our work can be done remotely and we can connect and collaborate virtually. The future is hybrid and you need to be equally comfortable communicating in-person and online.
For those who master the skills of virtual communication, there is an abundance of opportunities awaiting you. You can connect to new marketplaces, reach new clients and have a greater impact around the world. Not to mention that it opens up many personal freedoms. The ability to choose your own schedule, work around existing commitments and have a greater work life balance.
However, speaking on camera is not a career skill that has been prioritised. Because of this, we haven’t been taught the skills required to work and communicate effectively in this medium. Even halfway though a decade that has seen so more digital innovation, there is still little training on offer to teach people how to not just survive, but thrive in the online world.
This workshop will give you that training.
In this workshop, you are going to learn some of the advanced camera skills that will help you stand out on the virtual stage.
How to create more engaging content so that you can hold your audience’s attention even when they are spending long days at their desk.
How to deliver in a more compelling way to build rapport with you audience so that you can improve team relationships and impress prospective clients.
There will be no drifting into inboxes and checking phones when you are speaking. When they see that you are running a meeting or delivering a presentation, they are going to get excited to hear what you are going to share. When a fresh face encounters you online, they are going to be looking you up to find out more.
Your workshop trainer is David McCrae, author of four Amazon #1 bestsellers and eleven time national public speaking champion. He has helped clients in nineteen countries become great virtual speakers, sharing their speeches within organisations such as NHS, HMRC, Sky News, HM Prison Service, Booking.com and The King’s Trust.
One of the key things we need to do for the rest of this decade is build our ability to adapt and pivot. We have no idea what is coming next, but we need to try and build as many options to respond as we can when the next challenge confronts us.
The ability to communicate effectively is one of those key skills. It will serve you in many industries and help you whether you are a working professional or a business owner. Strong communication helps you stand out from the crowd, find new opportunities and have a greater impact with your work.
Start the work now, and it will pay off big time in the years to come.
Click the button to the right to sign up and start your training.
