Clear speech, strong impact!
Mastering speeches as a works council member
The work of a works council member does not only require professional handling of legal texts. It also requires good presentation and rhetorical skills, e.g. when attending works meetings, giving short presentations or negotiating and discussing with the employer.
In addition to content and structure, speaking style, body language, and attitude are crucial to the impact of a speech. This training seminar teaches the basics of successful rhetoric in a practical way – from overcoming stage fright and speaking inhibitions, the optimal structure of a speech, the appropriate posture, and the correct use of your voice, to dealing confidently with possible interruptions.
The training course at a glance:
- As a works council member,: how do I create and deliver speeches and contributions that are convincing and understandable?
- How can I deal productively with my speech anxiety in negotiations or meetings?
- What can help me prepare for and deliver a speech?
- How do I use both language and body language to achieve my goals?
- How do I deal with disruptions, and what do I do when things go wrong?
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Zielgruppe
Works council members -
Freistellung
Section 37 Article 6 Works Constitution Act
Speech anxiety and inhibition as barriers to free speech:
- Coping strategies and backgrounds
- Introductory techniques and basic speech structures
- Body language as a means of expression
- Impromptu speech
- Thinking about speech
The speech at the works meeting:
- Preparation
- Structure and outline
- The manuscript
- Aspects of speaking effectiveness (breathing, voice, gestures)
Practical exercises and content development for speeches on the basis of the Works Constitution Act:
- Possible measures to protect the health and safety of employees
Exemplary conduct of a meeting:
- Video evaluation of the meeting
- Debate on content: Answering questions
- Dealing with disruptions
Ways in which it can be implemented in the workplace
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