Make The Call is not a traditional presentation skills course. The programme is designed to help professionals communicate with greater clarity, confidence and presence in modern working environments through interactive discussion, storytelling, participation and real-world communication scenarios. The focus is confident participation. Many professionals know their subject matter but struggle to communicate clearly and confidently under pressure in meetings, interviews, presentations and professional conversations. Modern workplaces increasingly reward visibility, clarity and communication. Yet many people still hesitate before speaking, over-edit themselves in meetings or struggle to articulate ideas clearly in high-pressure environments. At a time when home and hybrid working is prominent, communication confidence is no longer just a leadership skill. It increasingly shapes opportunity, credibility and progression
Course ID: MTC
Make the Call
Learning Objectives
- Apply and develop practical techniques for communicating more clearly under pressure.
- Use and contribute more confidently in meetings, discussions and professional conversations.
- Apply and strengthen your ability to articulate ideas, expertise and value more effectively.
- Identify and recognise communication habits that affect clarity, presence and participation.
- Apply and practise responding in real time without over editing or second guessing yourself.
- Apply practical communication tools that can be applied immediately in workplace.
Major Topics
- Speaking with clarity and confidence
- Professional visibility and reputation
- Communicating under pressure
- Storytelling and self expression in professional settings
Advanced Preparations
None
Who Should Attend
Professionals often struggle with: Speaking confidently in meetings; Articulating ideas clearly under pressure; Networking and introductions; Visibility and professional presence; Handling difficult conversations; Communicating expertise without over-explaining; Self-editing before speaking; Contributing confidently in online environments
Fields of Study
Communications and MarketingPrerequisites
None