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Five courses · Grades 1–12 & adults

Public Speaking & Presence

Standing up, being heard, and saying the thing you meant to say — from show and tell in Grade 1 to interviews in Grade 12 and meetings at work. Five courses, one for each age group, and the skill no school actually teaches.
96
live classes
8
modules, published
4
learners in a class
14 days
money-back

✦Five courses, one for every age

From Grade 1 to the boardroom.

Each age group is its own course of 48 classes, in its own batches, with its own syllabus. Moving up a group means a new course, not the same one again.

  1. 01

    Sprouts

    Grades 1–3

    Learning through play with Mika the Mic, Leo the Lion and friends: animal voices, show and tell, puppets, stories and a Superstar Show — plus a two-minute home activity for parents.

    The first three classes

    1. 1The parcel with no name
    2. 2The chocolate picnic call
    3. 3The rainbow kite voices
    Enrol
    Starts in Parcel Harbour
  2. 02

    Explorers

    Grades 4–6

    Project presentations, assembly readings, a class newsroom, a storytellers’ club, a first pitch and a class election speech.

    The first three classes

    1. 1The lost-and-found announcement
    2. 2The library-to-playground voice switch
    3. 3The slow-motion game commentary
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    Starts in Project Launchpad
  3. 03

    Speakers

    Grades 7–9

    Speaking without fear of judgement, structure, debate, spotting manipulation, Model UN, podcasts and a TED-style talk.

    The first three classes

    1. 1The first esports briefing
    2. 2The rehearsal save point
    3. 3The blank-screen recovery
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    Starts in First Step District
  4. 04

    Leaders

    Grades 10–12

    Vivas, research presentations, competitive debate and MUN, admissions and scholarship interviews, leadership speeches.

    The first three classes

    1. 1The thesis before the screen share
    2. 2The competition opening with a job
    3. 3The PEEL support chain
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    Starts in Argument Foundry
  5. 05

    Professionals

    UG, PG & professionals

    Job and placement interviews, meetings, business presentations, pitching, negotiation and thought-leadership talks.

    The first three classes

    1. 1The decision before the dashboard
    2. 2The corridor pitch with a next step
    3. 3The project complication route
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    Starts in Decision Room

Voice Quest

Each course is a map of eight worlds. Every class is a level with stars, streaks and badges — earned only by practising.

Homework that keeps score

Every lesson ends with missions: how many tries, a passing score, and a record of every attempt that the teacher sees before the next class.

Sound Lab

Why Q says three different things, and every other spelling that lies — heard in British, American and Indian voices, sorted as a game, said aloud.

Measured, not guessed

Pace, filler words, pauses and pronunciation measured on every recording, so “better at speaking” is a number that moves.

Plans

One topic, done properly.

The same 96 live classes as a school year, aimed at one thing. Take it for 3, 6 or 12 months, and pay at once, in 2 or in 3.

1How long?

2How would you like to pay?

3Class size

$210.94once · $210.94 in all

US dollars, no tax added.

46 lessons2 assessmentsFour learners, never more

Once you enrol, we'll place you in a batch at times that fit your week.

The syllabus

What the 96 classes cover.

8 modules, in a batch of four. Assessments sit inside the 96 — so you find out whether it is working while there is still time to change something.

Sprouts · Grades 1–3. An original foundation speaking studio: forty-six story-led lessons, two real showcases and a full hour in every session — fifteen minutes of guided teaching and forty-five of speaking, listening, feedback and practice.