Training for trainers

I’ve just finished my first “JCI Training for Trainers” and I am impressed.
The classes were amazing, but more than that the team that I’ve found there impressed me! Only “strong” men and “big” minds!

1. Mark Lane - Australia

2. Sjoerd Boom - Netherlands


3. Martin Watson - New Zwaland http://octa.co.nz/Portal.asp

Martin motto was: "think out of the box".

In the MBA Program I'm doing in Romania, we have a similar system for trainings, but working with smart people make a big difference!


My final exam was about Effective Public Speaking and my part was about the delivery of speeck. But till then we've discussed about the structure and the types of speech.
The course was design for JCI trainers in order to help then to become better public speakers and to develop a holist approach to speech delivery.

I've started my speeck with a question: from the point of view of a public speaker have you establish a personal goal? Because if you didn't now is the moment to think at you as the best in the field.

Inspire and passion are the two forces that will guide you! And the code I'm going to present now.

1. First impression is the most important. People see you before you speak
Be confident, be the mentor that they expect for you to be
Your attitude is importand, and that's why you must act like a WINNER.

Forget about emotions, if any and consider yourself lucky because you are in front of them.

2. Be prepared. The first and the end line are the most significant.
At the beginning you need a strong line in order for you to grab their attention. But after that you have to demonstrate that you deserve it and ring some STRONG information: new and valuable for your audience.

3. Visual:
- make eye contact (that will always create relationship with them)
- don't move around if that means to stay with the back at them
- don't read the notes, but have them around just in case you are out of ideas
- be very attentive at body movement

4. Verbal:
- use short lines
- use personal pronoun
Talk to them. Put questions and make sure they're attentive at you

If any mistake happens just apologize and go on without insisting too much on it!

5. Vocal
Here you have to be very attentive at tone, speed, pauses, accent and articulation.
Express joy and surprise in order to vary your tone.

Try to give the best from you and don't forget that your mission is to add quality to their life!