Learn from the best teachers that ever lived
What you will learn
From Winston Churchill, you will learn about the importance of the right words, about rhythm and pauses.
From Benjamin Disraeli, you will learn about the soft side of oratory; and how your defects might actually be qualities and vice-versa.
From Marcus Tullius Cicero, you will learn the basics needed to be an orator.
Description
“Learn from the best teachers that ever lived”
This is the motto of our project, Pericly, and our goal for this course.
In this free course, you are going to learn from three of the best Public Speakers of the last 2.000 years. From each one, you will get a unique perspective on Public Speaking and the Art of Oratory.
In this course, you will learn:
From Winston Churchill, you will learn about the importance of the right words, about rhythm and pauses.
From Benjamin Disraeli, you will learn about the soft side of oratory; and how your defects might actually be qualities and vice-versa.
From Marcus Tullius Cicero, you will learn the basics needed to be an orator.
Everybody has something to learn from these great orators, but we would especially recommend this course to people who fit into one of these two categories:
1. Beginners who want to tackle the subject and learn the basics of Public Speaking
2. Veterans of Oratory, who want to take their speeches to a new level, by learning directly from the absolute legends of Public Speaking.
We also have to mention that, this course is aimed at people who want to master this subject. Therefore, although the information should be easy to understand, without practicing the steps given by your teachers, you will probably notice little development in your skill as a Public Speaker.
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