Public Seminars: Looking to improve your presentation skills? 'How Not to Suck at Public Speaking' and 'You're On - Public Speaking Made Easy' workshops of various lengths are scheduled throughout the year in the Greater Vancouver area based on demand.
The next 3 day public offering is planned for February 16th, 23th and March 2th, 2013 at Capilano University in North Vancouver.
This workshop qualifies as 20 hours of transfer credits for the CGA program as well as continuing education credits for several other professional designations.
In House Programs: Want to get everyone on the same page and really raise the bar in your organization? Consider implementing an in-house presentation skills or effective communications program tailored to the specific needs of your company.
Presentation Coaching: More comfortable working one-on-one, or just looking for a little help in preparing for an upcoming presentation? Perhaps an individual coaching session or two would do the trick.
Key Note Presentations: Looking for something to really add value at your next conference or planning session? How about an engaging and entertaining 'How Not to Suck at Public Speaking' workshop or key note that will significantly change the way your people present for the better?
Introductory Seminars/Book Signings: Are you a member of a club or professional organization? I am always happy to provide introductory seminars (typically between 30-90 minutes) for professional associations, business clubs, schools, book stores and libraries. If you have something in mind, drop me an email or give me a call and we'll explore the possibilities.
"Last Wednesday I attended Jim Francis’s first of three public speaking seminars: How Not to Suck at Public Speaking —this was the most impressive presentation I have ever seen in my life. Not only did Jim share his insights on overcoming your fears of public speaking, but he demonstrated his great passion in teaching this subject by incorporating lots of fun activities in his presentation such as magic tricks, classroom exercises and props."
Jade Tsang , Third Year Business Student at SFU and
Marketing Communications Assistant at Ashton College
Jim Francis at wmconsulting@live.com or call 604 983 9283