Welcome to Speakers Trust – the UK’s leading public speaking training charity, specialising in the education, not-for-profit and community sectors.

Our vision is a society where everybody has the skills, confidence and desire to speak in public and our mission is to promote the lifetime benefits of effective public speaking.

Having trained over 160,000 people and worked with over 1,000 schools, colleges and charities throughout the UK, our training is designed to build confidence enabling adults and young people to speak with clarity and impact.

The training helps participants become better communicators with a greater awareness of the importance of speaking up. This improves their education and their employment prospects as well as their desire to use the power of their voice to bring positive change.

Call us now and on 0845 862 0444 or email info@speakerstrust.org and
“make your life speak

 

Funded Programmes

Jack Petchey’s “Speak Out” Challenge!
Funded by the Jack Petchey Foundation, this is the world’s largest public speaking event for young people. It involves over 550 state schools and 18,000 Year 10 students each year in London and Essex.

Financially Speaking
Funded by Citi Foundation, this programme teaches the crucial life skills of financial literacy and effective public speaking.

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Our Workshops

Communication is a skill which can be learned – by everyone. At Speakers Trust
we have some of the best trainers in the business ready to help you build your confidence and help you speak with clarity, conviction and impact.

Next open workshop

Introduction to Public Speaking
Date – TBC
£150 per person
(Concessionary rates available)

178,111 people trained so far!

Discount prices available for small charities (from £44 pp) & schools
and youth organisations (from £26 pp).

Call us on 0845 862 0444
to book your place now!

 

 

Recent Clients

The Federation of London Youth Clubs
Black Male Forum
Hillingdon Improvement Partnership
Woodland Trust

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