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Vaktha: A source of energy to face huge gatherings
The participants of 86th batch of Vaktha said they shed all their inhibitions 'on stage' and found the training worth attending to ensure complete transformation from a commoner to an orator.
Hyderabad: The participants of 86th batch of Vaktha said they shed all their inhibitions 'on stage' and found the training worth attending to ensure complete transformation from a commoner to an orator.
They felt that the 2-day training programme, jointly organised by Hmtv and Kaushalya School of Life Skills on March 14 and 15, not only gave them positive energy to face huge audience but also face problems in life.
Several aspiring politicians and social workers vowed to bring impact on the society with their enhanced communication skills. Some of them felt a complete change in their attitude and body language within two-days of training.
The Director (Training), Kapil Group and the lead faculty of the program D Bal Reddy said that the public speaking was a skill, which could only be honed by regular practice. He gave important tips and techniques related to public speaking.
People neglect to hone their skills, but there are occasions in their lives which compel them to speak out. Therefore to face such a kind of situation, everyone should get themselves prepared, lest they face a failure, he said.
While explaining about 'body language,' he trained the participants on maintaining their posture while delivering a speech and communicating at a public place.
He explained as to how the orator, should communicate the subject with the coordinating actions of hands. M E Azad, an expert on voice culture training explained the important techniques in voice culture, voice modulation and the need for maintaining good voice for a good public speaker.
While giving their feedback, participants felt a marked change in the way speak 'on stage'. V Raghavendar Rao from Nagarkurnool said that the expert team of Vaktha skilfully communicated the important tips which will help him change his life.
B Baji Rao found the training programme packaged well to suite the people who wish to overcome the stage fear and express their views without inhibitions in front of huge audiences.
Raghavender Yadgirkar from City vowed to practise the tips provided during the 2-day training session. The programme, he felt, provided him a much-needed boost to the morale and hoped that would bring in a great deal of change in his life.
The 87th batch of Vaktha will be held on April 11 and 12. For further information interested persons may contact on phone number – 9553586062.
