Public speaking
Develop voice, pace, posture and presence to speak confidently in front of a group.

Public speaking, workplace communication and oral examinations: tailored training that turns knowledge into practical skills.
Pricing depends on the programme, duration, number of participants and delivery format. Together, we define the approach that meets your needs.
Parole Impact has a registered declaration of activity (NDA) for professional training in France. Declaration of activity registered under number 11757680075 with the Prefect of the Île-de-France region.
Businesses, training providers, schools and educational institutions: we support professionals, students and apprentices who need to present a project, defend a proposal, communicate as a team or prepare an oral examination. Content is adapted to your professional fields, curriculum, competency frameworks and learning goals.
Develop voice, pace, posture and presence to speak confidently in front of a group.
Organise ideas, build a clear argument and defend a proposal while handling questions and objections.
Structure a presentation, demonstrate professional experience and practise responding to an assessment panel.
Adapt a message to its audience and deliver a clear, concise and convincing presentation.
Choose relevant data, explain what it means and communicate results clearly.
Use artificial intelligence tools to prepare, rephrase and improve messages and professional presentations while applying critical judgement.
Listen, rephrase, coordinate contributions and develop a coherent shared message.
Methods, progressive exercises, case studies and simulations: participants work with real professional situations. Writing and public speaking techniques are teaching tools for developing synthesis, argumentation and expression.

Each programme is built around the group’s goals. Here is one possible progression for developing spoken and written communication skills in a professional context.
Identify participants’ situations, complete an initial exercise and define individual development goals.
Analyse audience and purpose, select useful information, develop a structure and formulate relevant arguments.
Practise summarising and rephrasing, choose useful examples and develop precision, concision and rhythm.
Practise voice, eye contact, pauses and body language, prepare the presentation and receive individual feedback.
Rephrase questions, respond to objections and adapt delivery in simulated meetings or presentations.
Deliver a presentation based on a real situation, assessed for structure, clarity, argumentation, audience awareness and interaction.
No technical prerequisites. Participants identify a professional situation, project or oral examination to work on.
Initial assessment, feedback during exercises and a final practical assessment. Participant work and defined criteria are used to track progress.
A training completion certificate specifies the goals, duration, type of training and results of the learning assessment.
Your audience, skills to develop, preferred format and timeframe: a few details are enough to start building a programme.