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Young and aspiring Politicians can
now polish their oratory skills
Workshop
on Public Speaking for Politicians and others announced
Hyderabad|India|February'2009: This is
elections time. One thing that politicians love the most is the "Mike".
With the elections around the corner, they like it even more. The end
result marathon speeches. Mostly repetitive, dull and boring. Each
political party and contesting candidate worth their salt try their best
to attract the electorate, attempting for maximum influence in the
shortest possible time to win friends and get votes with their oratory
skills. The more the speeches, the clumsier they become. Regardless of how
good or bad the speeches, the poor voters become mute victims.
Boring they might be, but speeches are necessary. Hence there is a demand
for prolific orators. Helping to creating more orators is Hyderabad based
Media Junction. A centre dedicated exclusively for the cause of Public
Speaking has been making fast strides in this area of specialisation. It
has even set up its own place known as speech lab in Musheerabad in city.
It has just announced a four-day Workshop on Effective Public Speaking for
Politicians as well as others. Probably for the first time in India
catering to politicians, the new batch is scheduled to be held from
February 05 to 8th in city at Media Junction premises in Musheerabad. The
classes will be held in the evening from 6 to 9:30 PM. Subject enthusiast,
Media and Public Relations Consultant D. Ramchandram of Solus Media will
conduct the classes.
Though the training programmes are being conducted for the past four
years, only in the recent past, it has been attracting a good number of
politicians, especially young and upcoming politicians with few years of
experience, who want to make their mark. Their intentions are very clear.
The young aspiring politicians unlike others want to learn oratory skills
systematically.
Over several hundred adults whom the training program attracted, about 70
are established politicians and aspiring politicians. The number is
gradually increasing. Enquiries from this tribe is gradually increasing
off late informed Kalpana, Director of Media Junction.
Given the challenges of campaigning, such as time constraints and quite a
good number of people to be reached and more areas to be covered, many
political parties, contesting candidates obviously look for powerful
speakers who can mesmerise voters. Effective Public Speaking is one of the
available tools to reach more potential voters. An effective speech will
be a sure mantra for success besides lot of money required to win. All
politicians know about it. Hence, there is a huge opportunity for
effective public speaking training, felt D. Ramchandram, who has over
sixty plus Public Speaking training programmes and several other programs
to his credit.
Public Speaking as a must to be acquired skill by politicians is never in
focus like it is now. The fact that Public Speaking capability is not a
gift of providence, but can be acquired through training and practice. The
fact remains that, Public Speaking must be learnt. This learning can be
done in a ‘hit and miss’ manner -- i.e. speaking whenever there are
opportunities and learning in the process. But, there is a sure shot way
too - that is to attend a formal training course which would impart the
knowledge on the "Essentials of Public Speaking", informed D. Ramchandram.
Unfortunately there is no concentrated effort by any school or college all
over India to teach this most sought-after skill. Except for few premier
management colleges, no where in India this is being taught. Looking at
the importance of the subject, Media Junction has decided to run series of
programmes to help people develope their public speaking skills. Those
interested in learning Effective Public Speaking in an organised way may
get in touch with Media Junction on mobile: 93913-25568, email:
mediajunction@yahoo.com
Reachout's News Bureau
February' 2009
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