OUR WORKSHOPS
Loud Speaker workshops empower young individuals through dynamic experiences. From ‘For Love or Money’ to ‘Game Face,’ we cultivate public speaking, confidence, resilience, and enterprise skills in an engaging atmosphere, fostering personal and professional growth.
Where it all began… Our flagship workshop focusing on public speaking & confidence building.
We want young people to be passionate about using their voices for two key reasons. Firstly, to speak about the things they are passionate about and to use their speaking ability to affect positive change in their local communities and their own lives – ‘For Love’. Secondly, to use their voice as a key tool to progress along their professional journeys, whether that be interviews, sales, meetings, networking, or setting up their own businesses or social enterprises – ‘For Money’.
AIMS & OUTCOMES
Young people will learn vital speaking skills that boost employability outcomes.
Young people will have the confidence they need to set high aspirations.
Young people will learn communication tools for their personal lives.
Young people will develop their social skills and meet new people, forging new friendships.
Young people will enjoy the energetic and fun atmosphere, because we all learn more when we enjoy it.
Helping young people win the mental battle. This workshop focuses on resilience, confidence, raising aspirations, emotional intelligence & personal storytelling.
AIMS & OUTCOMES
Young people will have the confidence they need to set high aspirations.
Young people will gain a positive mind-set to help navigate the natural ups and downs of life.
Young people will have the perspective needed to unlock their inner resilience.
Young people will understand the term ‘emotional intelligence’ and boost their self-awareness.
Young people will have an understanding of their own stories and know how to tell it to unlock opportunities.
Young people will develop their social skills and meet new people, forging new friendships.
Every young person is a champion by the end of MoneyBall. From moment one, young people are divided into team; mixing them with peers they may not have had meaningful interactions with previously. In their teams, they will engage in a series of games and tasks carefully selected to develop and test an array of skills!
AIMS & OUTCOMES
Young people will gain new skills that make them more effective members of a team.
Young people will understand what strong leadership looks like.
Young people will have the perspective needed to unlock their inner resilience.
Young people will learn communication tools that help them connect with their peers.
Young people will recognise that they are capable of being creative, regardless of their perceived strengths and weaknesses.
Young people will enjoy the energetic and fun atmosphere, because we all learn more when we enjoy it.
Young people will understand the basics of enterprise, and gain confidence in their ability to run their own business or social enterprise.
Young people will develop their social skills and meet new people forging new friendships.
Building on the skills learned in ‘For Love or Money’, this workshop focuses more specifically on interview skills and speaking with authority.
The dreaded Interview… Scary people asking difficult questions with real money on the line. Whether young people are interviewing for their first part-time job, or their dream job – they will need to know how to tell their story, be likeable and engender trust – all while knowing what to say, and what not to say. This workshop teaches learners how to bring their best selves in life’s most universal pressure situation.
AIMS & OUTCOMES
Young people will gain new skills that make them more effective members of a team.
Young people will understand what strong leadership looks like.
Young people will have the perspective needed to unlock their inner resilience.
Young people will learn communication tools that help them connect with their peers.
Young people will recognise that they are capable of being creative, regardless of their perceived strengths and weaknesses.
Young people will enjoy the energetic and fun atmosphere, because we all learn more when we enjoy it.
Young people will understand the basics of enterprise, and gain confidence in their ability to run their own business or social enterprise.
