Confident Speaking

Confident Speaking with Jess Steele

Jess Steele is one of the founders of Hastings Commons and has played many different roles in its development. She would say the most important thing is that she can tell a story with confidence. This interactive workshop will give participants some insights into public speaking, with top tips and an example of a 10-minute speech, alongside opportunities for participants to have a practice (only if they want to!).

Target audience: people who would like to feel more confident in public speaking. Not for chronically shy people, but for those who might already do some speaking or want to do so.

Venue
OBX
Enter from Robertson Street down the alley between Racer Computers and Henry Ward Hall.
Eagle House, 53 Cambridge Road
Hastings TN34 1DT

Time
Monday, July 6th, 6.00 pm - 8.00 pm

Please note that latecomers can not be admitted to this session, so please arrive for a 6 pm start.

Accessibility
The venue is fully accessible, with a street-level ramp, lift access to all floors, and accessible toilets available.

The Alley Way Learning Programme is a community learning project by Hastings Commons. The programme makes learning accessible and inclusive for local communities and people. We take learning out of usual educational environments and create learning spaces that empower people with new skills, build a supportive community network, and grow confidence.
Alley Way Learning is supported by the National Lottery Community Fund.

For further information or if the cost of this workshop is a barrier to you attending, please email: [email protected]

Image Credit: Alice Denny