Practice presenting in front of an audience.

Practice presenting and impromptu speaking

Regular online practice presentation sessions and table topic sessions once a week.

Join in and start practicing your presenting skills.

We have a practice session on MeetUp on Jan 12th 19:00 - Join Us!

Ideal for Professionals

Practice presenting will help you develop presentation skills by exploring different presentation techniques. You will learn how to create powerful presentations that work well in all kinds of situations, and how to use them effectively in front of an audience or on stage.

Community Driven

We help each other by providing friendly feedback and constructive criticism on your presentations. Guides and tutorials are available and gradually, with the help of our community, you will gain in confidence and get better at presenting.

Beginners Welcome

Practice making your presentation in front of a real audience will provide more feedback and advice than you’ll ever get from family, friends or a colleague.

Practice Presenting in Zoom or MeetUp

Presenting online is becoming less common again but it's a fantastic way to get lots of practice in. Frequent online practice sessions give you an opportunity to try different presenting techniques out so that you can find a style that suits you.

We have also just joined meetup so check it out.

Table Topic Sessions

Table topic sessions are where a moderator gives you a random topic and you immediately have to speak for 60-90 seconds about that topic. It simulates being "put on the spot" and having an impromptu question thrown at you. There are techniques for answering impromptu questions with confidence and these session enable you to practice those techniques.

Real Conference Practice

We are planning in person mini conferences for 2023 to give you an opportunity to practice presenting in a conference setting. Also an eventbrite virtual event is being considered.

Mini conference practice presentations and eventbrite

"Amazing help! I was very shaky at first but I forced myself to join in. I'm definitely getting more confident at presenting and developing a presentation style that works for me."

A.J.

Software Engineer

"I use to think some people were naturally good at presenting and I just wasn't one of them. That is true to some extent but actually, with practice, I am surprising myself and becoming quite competent at presenting.'"

Dr T.

Project Manager

Start improving your presentation skills