Speak Confidently at Work Course

    Lesson 1: Move Your Mouth Correctly for Clear English Speech 

    Course Lessons

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    Lesson 1
    Move Your Mouth Correctly for Clear English Speech
    2
    Lesson 2
    Vowel Length – Eliminate Miscommunications
    3
    Lesson 3
    Linking and Elision - Sound like a Native Speaker
    4
    Lesson 4
    Breath Work – Speak with Power
    5
    Lesson 5
    Chunking and Pausing – Sound Engaging when You Speak
    6
    Lesson 6
    Chunking Practise and Intonation – Communicate Your Message with Confidence
    7
    Lesson 7
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    In this lesson, you’ll master the pronunciation of English vowels by learning how to position your lips correctly for clear and confident speech.

    Since vowels play a crucial role in speech clarity, rhythm, and stress, improving your pronunciation will help you speak fluently and be easily understood.

    By refining your vowel sounds, you’ll enhance your confidence and credibility in professional settings—whether you’re giving presentations, speaking with colleagues, or communicating with clients over the phone.

    This course will equip you with practical techniques to sound more natural and self-assured in the workplace.
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    Lesson Assignments:

    • Practice the core technique to refine your speech clarity.

    • Strengthen articulation skills by reinforcing proper speech habits.  
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    Your Instructors

    Esther Bruhl
    Owner/Founder

    Esther Bruhl is a Speech and Language Pathologist with more than 30 years of experience helping children and adults.

    Over the years, assisting people who wanted to eliminate their accents became a specialty for Esther.

    She developed a program to assist in removing accents.

    She accomplished this by incorporating her background in speech therapy with a scientific method proven to enhance learning capabilities by strengthening the connections in the brain’s language centre.

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