Public Speaking Training Philippines
The Public Speaking Institute® offers Certified Public Speaker (CPS®) course in the Manila, Philippines. It’s a 6-day communication program covering the art and science of public speaking. Our training course is for people who aim to present effectively in public by learning Rhetoricology™ or the art and the science of public speaking and speeches. We based it on our uniquely crafted Rhetoricology™ Public Speaking Framework. Our public speaking program is beyond confidence building, conquering stage fright and anxiety, and learning proper gestures presentation skills. As a Filipino speech coach, we have designed a unique public speaking syllabus for short courses online and face-to-face seminars and workshops in 2022-2023 at a reasonable course training fee.
The Public Speaking Institute®
Public Speaking Course in the Philippines
There are many public speaking training courses in the Philippines today. But what makes PSI stand out is the fact that we are the first and only certifying body to issue a certification. We call it Certified Public Speaker (CPS®).
The Certified Public Speaker (CPS®) training program is a short online course, which aims to train, equip, and develop public speakers in the Philippines and in Asia. We train our students based on our uniquely designed Rhetoricology™ public speaking framework that you will not find elsewhere.
This international certification program is for those who would like to take their persuasion skills to a higher level.
We adhere to Code of Professional Conduct for CPS® Certified Public Speakers.
Public speaking in the Philippines isn’t as difficult as it seems. However, one has to learn to intentionally master it.
A different kind of public speakers in the Philippines
The Public Speaking Institute® (PSI) Philippines can’t overemphasize how different the listening experience is now more than any time in recent history. To speak in front of an audience who you don’t see, feel, and hear still gives every speaker an uneasy feeling.
Nevertheless, it’s not magic that helps a public speaker like me to still make an impact. A little training, a change in mentality and intentional adjustments based on art and science can do the work.
If you’re asking for a public speaking training course in the Philippines that you can take to be like me, we can easily point you to the Public Speaking Institute®. It offers a 6-day certification program called Certified Public Speaker (CPS®). It’s a uniquely crafted program that gives you more than just the insights, theories and principles of public speaking. It takes you on a roller-coaster ride of practical exercises, quizzes and evaluation activities that will break and, eventually, make you a public speaker who is ahead of the rest.
The truth is, we have been hearing and seeing hundreds of public speakers in the market today. What sets you apart from them should not be something you need to experiment on. Using our over 15 years of experience as a public speaker, we designed a program — in fact, a framework.
As you have seen on the internet as well, many training companies and self-proclaimed public speaker coaches offer learning sessions to learn the skill. Since we haven’t been to their program, we’d rather not say anything except that you must be extra cautious in selecting your training provider.
How to be a public speaker in the Philippines?
Having the ability to speak doesn’t make one a public speaker. Many mistake speaking in front of people as public speaking. While partly it is, it’s far from true. The reality is, public speaking is a combination of art and science; both needs mastery over time.
However, if you try to master an erroneous public speaking, you’ve just become another speaker people don’t pay attention to.
The answer is, you have to learn from those who have made it. Many so-called schools and training providers for public speaking courses today doesn’t have so much track record to begin with.
Therefore, you need to research which one you should really trust to guide you in your public speaking study.
Here are the steps to be a great public speaker in the Philippines:
- Pick a public speaking training provider. Choosing a training provider is the most important because you will depend on what is taught here the entire learning time. If you’ve chosen a program who’s only facilitated by someone without long years of experience, think again. You have already spent so much time learning theories in school. When you graduated, where have those theories gone? Your training school must be run by credible mentors, trainers, and facilitators. Otherwise, someone is only making money at your dream’s expense.
- Demand more information. Don’t just listen. Ask. And ask some more. If your training program provider doesn’t allow you to learn critical thinking, forget it. Go where proven theories, practical wisdom, and vast experience come together.
- Finish the course. Our Institute guarantees concrete output before you graduate. If you don’t pass our exams, quizzes, and practical assessment, we won’t allow you to get your designation. Having the money to pay for your enrollment doesn’t mean you can graduate automatically. We are serious about making you a formidable public speaker, not just crowd talker. More than the stance and outside appearance and what they call “confidence,” we prepare you to be on your own so you can stand anywhere you need to be equipped with everything you need to have.
How to Choose the Best Public Speaking Training Course in Manila, Cebu, or Davao in the Philippines
The Public Speaking Institute® certifies its students based on its proprietary intellectual property known as the Luna Public Speaking Framework — or simply, Luna Framework. It’s a Venn diagram of three full moons, which contains Character, Content and Competency. Their intersections are Story, Style, and Strategy.
Here’s the program course to help you choose the best public speaking training course for you:
- Character. A public speaking course, which does not tackle a subject on character may fall short of its promise. As a student, you need to learn about yourself and the character you play for your audience. It starts by understanding the nature of your fear — stage fright — and how mastery can mitigate that fear. It also includes your knowledge on the oral communications loop as well as the essentials of public speaking. Embracing who you are is the most important lesson you need to learn when presenting in public.
- Content. Once you know yourself and your speaking brand, you can start working on the content. Contents, which are not yours, are weak contents. You will need to shape your own contents — original and backed by either your own personal testimony or by research. I have seen a lot of speakers who simply borrow what they present. The sad part is realizing that you know more about his presentation than what he or she has presented or understood.
- Competency. This includes your know-how of the public speaking tools, including but not limited to PowerPoint or Keynote. You need to understand the relationship of these tools and how they can help you more than they can do you some damage even before you realize it.
Most people hate lectures. Many speakers fail to understand their speaking style. Many speakers ignore a well-crafted speaking strategy. These concerns must be addressed, or your training program simply becomes a show where your training provider rakes the profit at your expense.
Let’s face it. Taking a more elaborate, comprehensive program designed by a seasoned public speaker gives you a better chance at learning the art of public speaking.
What I do isn’t magic. It’s a mastery of my craft, taking in mind the audience as my inspiration. Please go to our public speaking training website and learn more about our public speaking Philippines training course.
How much is public speaking training fee or payment rate in the Philippines?
Or, you may be asking, “Is public speaking training in the Philippines expensive?” “What is the average rate?” “Can I afford it?”
Good questions. Your answer is as good as ours. But let’s put the questions to test, shall we?
What’s the cost of being humiliated in front of an audience? How much will you trade for a damaged reputation? Is there a price to compensate for being cursed by people silently because you are terrible, awful, horrible on stage
Yes, public speaking training in the Philippines may be expensive. Try humiliation, damaged reputation, and cursing from the crowd.
While Harvard University offers a public speaking course for at least P170,000 (Philippine Peso), the Public Speaking Institute only offers the certification for a modest public speaking training fee of P35,000. Have you ever wondered why, despite the seemingly high tuition, people are still enrolling? It’s because the benefits of being a great public speaker outweighs their time and money investments.
But if you’re on a tight budget, we have a training program for you: SpeechCamp™. SpeechCamp is the Philippines’ most affordably priced two-hour public speaking training session via Zoom. The fee is only P750.
Soon, we will introduce SpeechCamp Live In Person, a two-day actual public speaking camp outside Metro Manila.
It’s not really about the monetary value of it. In the Public Speaking Institute®, you get more than what you pay for. If not, let us know and we will give your money back. No question asked.
Is public speaking training fee or rate expensive? It depends how much you can trade for your reputation. Or, how much business you are willing to lose because your competitor is great at public presentation skill.
Public speaking syllabus in the Philippines
There are many training providers out there in the market which provides various syllabus and program topics and subjects. But without a specific intention for students to succeed, these syllabi are only as good as any other subject you took in school. Yes, you have taken but forgotten—almost every subject and you’ve only wasted your attention, time, and money enrolling in the program.
The Public Speaking Institute offers a carefully crafted outline of subjects for you. Here is the most practical public speaking syllabus you can find in the Philippines whether you are in Manila, Cebu, Davao or anywhere else in the country:
CODE | DESCRIPTION | DURATION |
CPS 100 | Introduction to Rhetoricology™ | 30:00 |
| Character (Sino), Content (Ano), Competency (Paano) |
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CPS 200 | The Principles of Public Speaking | 60:00 |
| The Public Speaking Loop / The Messenger / The Message / The Method / The Market |
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CHA 100 | The Public Speaker | 60:00 |
| Stage fright / Self-Confidence / Dynamics of Speech |
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CHA 200 | Speaking Brand Archetypes | 60:00 |
| Understanding Your Speaking Brand / Defining Your Speaking Brand Strategy / Brand Value Proposition |
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CON 100 | Speech Content Creation | 60:00 |
| Creating a Topic / Creating Stories / Mess to Message Narrative |
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CON 200 | CARP Public Speaking Method | 60:00 |
| Story-telling Process |
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CON 300 | Speech Presentation |
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COM 100 | Presentation Essentials | 30:00 |
| Understanding Powerpoint |
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COM 200 | Public Speaking Techniques I | 60:00 |
| Pitch, Speed, and Figures of Speech |
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COM 300 | Public Speaking Techniques II | 60:00 |
| Theatrical Competency, Stage Mastery |
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Revalida (Final Speech) | ||
Conferment of Certified Public Speaker CPS® designation | ||
This public speaking syllabus in the Philippines is an outline that is unique only to the Public Speaking Institute.
Public Speaking Seminar Philippines 2021 — 2022 — 2023 Class Schedule of Training
Here is the schedule of our public speaking training program in Manila, Philippines. This can also apply in Cebu, Davao and elsewhere in the world since this is done via online platform:
Batch 10
February 8-25, 2021
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
9pm-11pm
Batch 11
May 9-28, 2021
Monday, Thursday, Saturday
9pm-11pm
Batch 12
September 5-17, 2021
Monday, Thursday, Saturday
830pm-1030pm
Batch 13
October 3-15, 2021
Monday, Thursday, Saturday
830pm-1030pm
Batch 14
November 7-19, 2021
Monday, Thursday, Saturday
830pm-1030pm
Batch 15
December 5-17, 2021
Monday, Thursday, Saturday
830pm-1030pm
Batch 16
January 9-21, 2021
Monday, Thursday, Saturday
830pm-1030pm
Batch 17
February 6-18, 2021
Monday, Thursday, Saturday
830pm-1030pm
Batch 18
March 6-18, 2021
Monday, Thursday, Saturday
830pm-1030pm
Batch 19
April 3-15, 2021
Monday, Thursday, Saturday
830pm-1030pm
A PSI Public Speaker's Hymn
"We speak"
Cut to the chase.
Why enroll in our public speaking training course?
We have more than 15 years in the field of public speaking. In other words, we have more than enough experience, which you can still get to learn and apply immediately.
We have taught and trained hundreds of people to speak confidently and with sense, to embrace who they are, and the own the stage where they speak.
The result of public speaking training course
Public speaking for all occasions
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Our Services
Public Speaking Certification, Speech Coaching, Speechwriting
We exclusively issue CPS™ Certified Public Speaker designation. We coach people on how to deliver their speech in public effectively. We help clients come up with the best speech of their life.
Certified Public Speaker (CPS®) Program
A 6-day public speaking classes based on Luna® Public Speaking Framework: Character, Content, Competency along with Story, Strategy, and Style.
SpeechCamp™ by PSI
A two-hour introductory discussion about managing stage fright, bringing out the confident you, and understanding the basic principles of persuasive presentation.
Speechwriting
Speechmaster® offers speechwriting and ghostwriting services for any occasions. We have written for businessmen, corporate executives, politicians, members of the academe, and students during their company presentation, product launch, conventions, sales kick-off, anniversary, political campaigns, retirement celebration, wedding, graduation, moving-up, and eulogy among many others.