Career Development · Self-paced course
Public Speaking at Work
Plan, structure, and deliver clear workplace talks, from meeting updates to slide presentations, Q&A sessions, and virtual calls, with steadier nerves.
$350
One-time payment · Self-paced course · 6 modules · 18 lessons
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What this is
Speaking at work rarely looks like a keynote on a big stage. It looks like a status update in a team meeting, a proposal to a busy leader, a slide walkthrough for a client, or a question you have to answer on a video call. This course breaks workplace speaking into practical skills you can practice one at a time: shaping a clear message, structuring a talk, speaking up in meetings, building slides that support you, managing nerves, handling questions, and presenting virtually. Every lesson includes a worked example and an action step, so you practice on real situations from your own job rather than abstract exercises.
You work through it at your own pace, lesson by lesson, applying each exercise to your own situation. It does not promise a job offer, promotion or pay rise; outcomes depend on your field, your experience and the employers you approach.
What you will be able to do
- Define a single core message and tailor it to a specific audience and purpose
- Structure workplace talks with clear openings, logical middles, and memorable closings
- Speak up in meetings and give concise status updates that respect others' time
- Design simple slides and data visuals that support your spoken message
- Use practical techniques to manage nerves before and during a presentation
The curriculum
Foundations of Workplace Speaking
- Why Speaking at Work Is Its Own Skill
- Knowing Your Audience and Purpose
- Finding Your Natural Speaking Style
Structuring Clear Talks
- Building a Clear Core Message
- Structures That Make Talks Easy to Follow
- Openings and Closings That Stick
Presenting in Meetings
- Speaking Up With Confidence in Meetings
- Giving Concise Status Updates
- Pitching an Idea to Decision Makers
Slides and Visual Aids
- Designing Slides That Support You
- Showing Data So People Understand It
- Rehearsing With Your Slides
Managing Nerves and Delivery
- Understanding and Managing Nerves
- Using Your Voice and Body Effectively
- Handling Questions and Q&A Sessions
Virtual Presenting and Ongoing Practice
- Presenting Effectively on Video Calls
- Hybrid Meetings and Recovering From Problems
- Building Your Personal Speaking Practice Plan

This is for you if…
- You need to speak in meetings or present updates
- You want a simple structure for any talk
- You want to manage nerves with practical techniques
- You want to handle questions with confidence
What you get
- 6 modules and 18 lessons, self-paced
- A short practical exercise at the end of every lesson
- A free preview lesson so you can check the format before you buy
- Access in your CourseVu account after a one-time payment
- A clear, ordered path from the fundamentals to applying the skill in your own work
Questions
Do I need any experience to start?
This course is for professionals who need to speak in meetings, present updates, pitch ideas, or lead presentations as part of their job. It suits people who feel nervous presenting, people who ramble or lose their audience, and anyone moving into a role where speaking to groups, in person or online, is becoming more frequent.
How long does it take?
It is self-paced. There are 6 modules and 18 lessons, and you can move through them as quickly or slowly as suits you.
Can I see a lesson before I buy?
Yes. Use the "Read a free preview lesson" button to open a full lesson from the course before you enroll.
Does this promise income or business results?
No. It does not promise a job offer, promotion or pay rise; outcomes depend on your field, your experience and the employers you approach.
Does this include a certification or credential?
No. This is a practical skills course for your own learning. It does not award a certification, licence or professional credential.
Educational content only. No income, revenue or earnings results are promised or implied. What you get out of this depends entirely on your own effort, circumstances and market. Earnings disclaimer.