Why become a speaker

Everyone's motivations to improve their speaking skills are different.  Some do it for pleasure, some for work or college, some to increase their self-confidence, some to rehearse, some merely to amuse.

One thing is sure.

Learning to speak well

         enhances lives

                gets easier with practice

                                  improves your career prospects

                                                creates confidence to address difficult situations

                                                              means you will never have to worry about speaking up again!

Join Newark Speakers Today!

  We work alongside various partners to deliver the best possible learning and development experience for its members.

• The CPD Certification Service

• English Speaking Union Scotland

• Victoria College of Music, London

• Scottish Poetry Library

• Rhetoric Game

• World Speech Day

• Rotary Great Britain and Ireland

• RNIB

• Young Enterprise

For more information on why become a member of Newark Speakers see our pages on:

 how we can help you,   case studies,  benefits for employers,  development for students

PS: Apparently Glossophobia or the fear of public speaking is the top of the things that people fear most.  Strange really, as it is one of the easiest fears to overcome - join a Speakers Club!