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Voulez-vous améliorer vos capacités de vous exprimer en public à Montréal?
Cherchez-vous un club bilingue Toastmasters à Montréal?
Comment faire pour donner de meilleures présentations à Montréal?
Découvrez comment, en visitant le club St. Lawrence Toastmasters.
Voici le programme pour la réunion du 29 mai 2018.
Have you ever watched someone give a presentation with his hands clutched as if he wanted to cover his privates? Or perhaps you’ve seen a speaker talking with her hands in her pocket, or with her hands on her hips?
Such stances can make a speaker seem nervous, less confident, insecure, too casual, or even aggressive, depending on the body language that is projected.
Here is a video from Dananjaya Hettiarachchi (2014 Toastmasters International world champion of public speaking) revealing four essential body language tips.
Are you interested in seeing how you can improve your public speaking skills and even gain new ones?
Then visit the Saint-Lawrence Toastmasters Club, a bilingual Toastmasters Club in Montreal.
Here is the programme for the meeting of May 22, 2018.
Aimeriez-vous en savoir plus sur comment Toastmasters, peut vous aider à communiquer plus efficacement et aussi à devenir un meilleur leader?
Si c’est le cas, venez nous rendre visite au Club St-Lawrence Toastmasters à Montréal. Nous sommes un club bilingue, situés près du Marché Atwater au centre-ville de Montréal.
Voici le programme pour la soirée du 15 mai 2018.
(This post was originally published four years ago, but we feel it is just as relevant today.)
Here is an interesting article giving useful tips on how to avoid using some of the dreaded filler words “Um” and “Uh” when speaking.
“Becoming Well-Spoken:
How to Minimize Your Uh’s and Um’s”
Although it’s from the website “The Art of Manliness", the article can apply to both sexes. It explains why we tend to use filler words and how they can be detrimental, and then gives suggestions that can help to minimize the use of such fillers.
Here is another interesting post related to the same subject:
“Um, Uh, and You Know: Killer Fillers in Public Speaking”
Enjoy the read!
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Are you interested in finding out how Toastmasters can help you minimize Um’s and Uh’s when speaking?
Or how about helping to reduce anxiety and increase your confidence when speaking in public?
Then visit St-Lawrence Toastmasters in Montreal.
Here is the programme for the meeting of May 8, 2018.