AVAILABLE WORKSHOPS

Choose the Program That Fits Your Needs

Each workshop is designed for specific communication challenges. All follow the same three-session structure with practice, feedback, and video documentation of your progress.

Foundation Workshop

For: Professionals who rarely present but need to start doing so effectively.

Covers the fundamentals: basic message structure, managing initial nervousness, essential body language, and handling straightforward questions. You'll build a foundation you can use immediately.

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Intermediate Workshop

For: Professionals who present regularly but want to improve their impact and confidence.

Focuses on advanced structure techniques, controlling nervous energy under pressure, using body language strategically, and handling challenging questions with composure. Takes your existing skills to a higher level.

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Technical Communication Workshop

For: Technical specialists who need to present complex information to non-technical audiences.

Emphasizes translating technical content, using analogies effectively, structuring explanations for different knowledge levels, and handling questions from people who don't share your background. Bridges the expertise gap.

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Client Presentation Workshop

For: Professionals who pitch proposals, present results, or explain recommendations to clients.

Covers persuasive structure, reading the room, adapting on the fly, projecting confidence when stakes are high, and handling objections or skepticism professionally. Prepares you for high-pressure client situations.

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What Every Workshop Includes

Regardless of which program you choose, these elements are standard in all our workshops.

Small group of professionals practicing presentations in modern training room with instructor providing feedback

Professional video recording equipment setup in workshop space capturing participant presentation for feedback review

Workshop participants engaged in constructive feedback discussion around table reviewing presentation techniques together

Three Sessions

Sessions are typically scheduled one week apart, giving you time to practice between meetings. Each session runs approximately two and a half hours.

Small Groups

Maximum of eight participants per workshop. This ensures everyone gets substantial practice time and individual attention in every session.

Video Recording

Your first and final presentations are recorded. You receive both videos to document your progress and continue learning after the workshop ends.

Structured Feedback

The group learns to give specific, actionable feedback. You'll receive clear observations about what's working and concrete suggestions for improvement.

Framework Materials

You receive written materials outlining the frameworks and techniques covered. These serve as reference tools you can use long after the workshop.

Multiple Practice Rounds

Every participant presents multiple times in each session. The repetition with feedback is where real improvement happens. You're not just watching others.

Workshop Structure

Here's what happens in each of the three sessions.

Session One

Baseline Assessment

Each participant delivers a short presentation on a topic of their choice. We record these. The group provides initial observations. You identify your specific challenges and set personal goals for the workshop.

Time: 2.5 hours
Your practice time: Approximately 15-20 minutes

Session Two

Technique Building

We introduce frameworks specific to your workshop type. You practice applying them in short exercises. The group gives feedback on implementation. You identify what techniques work naturally for you and which need more work.

Time: 2.5 hours
Your practice time: Approximately 20-25 minutes

Session Three

Integration & Measurement

Each participant delivers a presentation incorporating everything learned. We record these. You compare your final video to your first one and see concrete improvement. The group recognizes your progress.

Time: 2.5 hours
Your practice time: Approximately 20-25 minutes

Between Sessions

Independent Practice

You're encouraged to practice the techniques in your actual work presentations. Many participants report that the real-world application between sessions is where the learning solidifies most effectively.

Recommended: Apply at least one technique in a real presentation before the next session.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to prepare anything before the first session?

You'll need a short presentation for the first session — typically five to seven minutes on a topic you know well. It can be work-related or personal. The content matters less than having something to present so we can assess your baseline.

What if I miss a session?

The three-session structure is designed as a progression. Missing a session disrupts that flow. We can sometimes accommodate rescheduling to a different workshop cohort, but we encourage participants to commit to all three sessions before enrolling.

Are workshops conducted in English or Spanish?

We offer workshops in both languages depending on participant preference and group composition. When you inquire, we'll discuss which language option works for you and when the next workshop in that language is scheduled.

Can I take more than one workshop?

Yes. Many participants start with the Foundation Workshop and later take Intermediate or a specialized workshop like Technical Communication. Each workshop builds different skills, and the additional practice is valuable.

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